Performer: Various
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Album: Songs & Dances of Scotland
Style: Celtic
MP3 version ZIP size: 1861 mb
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Record 1: "Heather And Glen" collected by Alan Lomax
A1	I'm A Young Bonnie Lass Performer – Blanche Wood
A2	Never Wed An Old Man Performer – Jeannie Robertson
A3	He Widna Wint His Gruel Performer – Jimmy MacBeth*
A4	My Rovin' Eye Performer – Jeannie Robertson
A5	Jock MacGraw Performer – John Strachan
A6	Bagpipe Tunes Performer – John Burgess
A7	My Son David Performer – Jeannie Robertson
A8	Johnny O'Braides-Lee Performer – John Strachan
A9	MacPherson's Lament Performer – Davy Stewart
B1	The Lament For William Chisholm Performer – Flora McNeill
B2	Blue Bonnets Over The Water Performer – John Burgess
B3	Three Waulking Songs And A Song For Finishing Cloth Performer – Archie McDonald, Catherina MacMillan, Fannie McIsaac, Kate Nicholson, Penny Morrison
B4	Gentle Lady Performer – Kate Nicholson
B5	Soldier's Song Performer – Alan MacDonald
B6	Mouth Music Performer – Unknown Artist
B7	The Sister's Lament Performer – Flora McNeill
B8	Song Of The Thrush Performer – Calum Johnson
B9	Dandling Songs, Spinning Song And Waulking Songs Performer – Annie McNeill, Mary Johnston , Rachael McLoud
B10	Pipe Imitations Performer – Mary Morrison
Record 2: "The Bonney Bunch Of Roses" - Seamus Ennis
C1	A Bench Of Little Rushes
C2	The Kerry Recruit
C3	The First House In Connaught/The Copper Plate Reel
C4	The Farmer's Cursed Wife
C5	An Leanbh (The Fairy Boy)
C6	An Clar Bog-Deil (The Bog Deal Board)
C7	The Thrush In The Straw
D1	The Cuckoo's Hornpipe
D2	The Bonny Bunch Of Roses
D3	Gol Na Mban 'San Ar (The Women's Lament In Battle)
D4	The Wealthy Squire
D5	Hogan's Favorite/The Connaught Man's Rambles/The Lark In The Morning/ When The Cock Crows It Is Day
D6	Marrow Bones
D7	Will You Come With Me Over The Mountain
Record 3: "Classic Scots Ballads" - Ewan MacColl with Peggy Seeger
E1	Johnny Lad
E2	The False Lover Won Back
E3	Aikendrum
E4	The Gairdener Chyld
E5	The Maid Gaed To The Mill
E6	The Elfin Knight
E7	The Banks Of The Nile
F1	Hughie Grame
F2	Mormond Braes
F3	Glasgow Peggy
F4	The Monymusk Lads
F5	The Trooper And The Maid
F6	I Loved A Lass
F7	Lord Thomas And Fair Annie
Record 4: Sir Harry Lauder
G1	Roamin' In The Gloamin'
G2	I Love A Lassie
G3	The Saftest Of The Family
G4	The Blarney Stone
G5	A Wee Deoch An' Doris
G6	Mac Gregors Toast
G7	When I Get Back To Bonnie Scotland
G8	Breakfast In Bed On Sunand Morning
H1	She's The Lass For Me
H2	The Message Boy
H3	The Kilty Lads
H4	Hey: Donal
H5	Jean MacNeill
H6	The Bounding Bounder (On The Bounding Sea)
H7	He Was Very Kind To Me
H8	The Wee Hoos 'Mang The Heather
H9	Foo' The Noo' (I've Got Something In The Bottle)
Record 5: "Through Bushes And Briars" Isla Cameron
J1	Keel Row
J2	Through Brushes And Briars
J3	The Seeds Of Thyme
J4	The Lark In The Morning
J5	To The Begging I Will Go
J6	Lord Randall
J7	Sandgate Nursing Song
J8	The Water Is Wide
J9	Scott's Curse
J10	Soldier, Soldier
J11	Sweet Scented Lavender
K1	Johnny Todd
K2	Died For Love
K3	The Frog And The Crow
K4	Christ Child
K5	Balloo Beleary
K6	Lowlands Of Holland
K7	Cherry Tree Carol
K8	Crooden Doo

Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – Helffrich Recording Labs

Credits

• Performer – Ewan MacColl (tracks: E1 - F7), Sir Harry Lauder* (tracks: G1 - H9), Isla Cameron (tracks: J1 - K8), Peggy Seeger (tracks: E1 - F7), Seamus Ennis (tracks: C1 - D7)
• Recorded By – Alan Lomax (tracks: A1 - B10), Calum Maclean (tracks: A1 - B10)
• Remastered By – Pete Helffrich

Notes

Rights (to all but the Lauder) were first held by Tradition and in 1966 were transferred to Everest Record Group.

Recordings originally released as follows:
Record 1: Heather And Glen (Songs And Melodies Of Highland And Lowland Scotland) Tradition TLP 1047
Record 2: The Bonny Bunch Of Roses Tradition TLP 1015
Record 3: Classic Scots Ballads Tradition TLP 1013
Record 4: Sir Harry Lauder was released on Edison cylinders and 78s. Victor was the label.
Record 5: "Through Bushes And Briars" Isla Cameron, Tradition TLP 1001 (first Tradition cat. no.?)
Misspellings (or alternate spellings) are from the release notes.
The album cover reads "Stereo," but the recordings are mono.