AA - Scots Songs & Ballads - Series

£79.95

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The Scots Songs & Ballads Series A series of 8 CDs by some of the finest exponents of Scots traditional song in Scotland today. Bob Blair, Jimmy Hutchison, Heather Heywood, Alison McMorland, Maureen Jelks, Helen Mitchell, Tom Speirs and Jack Beck.

Together these CDs give you access to over 100 wonderful songs and ballads. In addition to the 'Scots Songs & Ballads' series, this special price package also includes 'Ballad Tree', by Alison McMorland and Geordie McIntyre.

  • Model:LTCD1001_8
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1 x Nick Dow - Far And Wide3 x Folk Legacy – Historic live recordings from our archives1 x Jane Cassidy - Silverbridge1 x Shauna Mullin - Wishing Tree2 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1431 x Various Artists - My True Love He Dwells On The Mountain2 x 40 years of Warwick Folk Festival2 x SUNK! Irvine built ships lost in war2 x Mainly Troubadour1 x 50 Years of the Marymass Folk Festival1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1411 x Fay Hield - Wrackline2 x That Boy! Growing up in Irvine, 1941-19671 x Hamish Henderson Tribute Vol 2 - Battle Of The Banffies2 x Eric Bogle - The Source Of Light1 x Claire Hastings - Between River And Railway1 x Steve Turner - Spirit of the Game1 x The Living Tradition magazine - Issue 751 x Blackbeard's Tea Party - Reprobates1 x Emily Slade - Fretless1 x Steeleye Span - They Called Her Babylon1 x Heather Heywood - By Yon Castle Wa1 x Terry Yarnell - A Bonny Bunch1 x Gordon Tyrrall - So I've Heard1 x Tom McConville - Sailing To The Far Side Of The World1 x Diarmaid & Donncha Moynihan - The Lights Of Ranzanico1 x Dick Gaughan - Redwood Cathedral1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1171 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1041 x The Bonny Men - Moyne Road1 x Danny Diamond - Fiddle Music1 x Can’t Do This On My Own - by Alistair Russell1 x Rachel Newton - To The Awe1 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1391 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1441 x The Living Tradition Magazine - Issue 1421 x The Ramblings of an Old Codger