1999. Smithsoniam Folkways Recording. With the notable exception of Tom Clough, this CD contains some of the best recorded playing of traditional Northumbrian music.
S = Northumbrian Smallpipes
F = Fiddle
C = Concertina
A = Accordion
G = Guitar
O = Mouth Organ
M = Mandolin
01.) Billy Pigg - S
02.) Chris Ormston - S
03.) The High Level Ranters - FCAG
04.) Jack Armstrong - S
05.) Willie Taylor - F
06.) Anthony Robb - S
07.) Willie Taylor, Joe Hutton & Will Atkinson - FSO
08.) Pauline Cato - S
09.) Anthony Robb - S
10.) Billy Pigg - S
11.) Wayne Robertson & Nigel Jelks - AM
12.) Joe Hutton - S
13.) Billy Pigg - S
14.) Willie Taylor - F
15.) Colin Ross - S
16.) Willie Taylor - F
17.) Anthony Robb - S
18.) Jack Armstrong and the Barnstormers - Band
19.) Chris Ormston - S
20.) Kathryn Tickell - SF
21.) Billy Pigg - S
Track 7 ~ is wrong on this recording and in the accompanying booklet
7.) Dance De Chez Nous / Aunt Mary's Canadian / Neil Taylor's
No, it isn't any of these, and it is only two tunes. The track listing has been corrected so that it will link to the proper transcriptions once they are on site...
The liner notes are mostly about the musicians, and you can hear them on track 7, as well as the setting, but the tune information is incorrect.
The set,
"Dance De Chez Nous" / "Aunt Mary's Canadian Jig" / "Neil Taylor's Jig",
was recorded by "The Shepherds" and is on another recording ~ "Harthope Burn: Music from Northumberland and the Border Country",1983. This is no longer available, and I'm not alone in wishing it were...
1999. Smithsoniam Folkways Recording. With the notable exception of Tom Clough, this CD contains some of the best recorded playing of traditional Northumbrian music.
# Posted on November 4th 2006 by Colin E.
Review: Barry Callaghan - 28.1.00
http://www.mustrad.org.uk/reviews/northumb.htm
# Posted on January 4th 2007 by ceolachan
"Northumberland Rant" ~ artists & instrumentation
S = Northumbrian Smallpipes
F = Fiddle
C = Concertina
A = Accordion
G = Guitar
O = Mouth Organ
M = Mandolin
01.) Billy Pigg - S
02.) Chris Ormston - S
03.) The High Level Ranters - FCAG
04.) Jack Armstrong - S
05.) Willie Taylor - F
06.) Anthony Robb - S
07.) Willie Taylor, Joe Hutton & Will Atkinson - FSO
08.) Pauline Cato - S
09.) Anthony Robb - S
10.) Billy Pigg - S
11.) Wayne Robertson & Nigel Jelks - AM
12.) Joe Hutton - S
13.) Billy Pigg - S
14.) Willie Taylor - F
15.) Colin Ross - S
16.) Willie Taylor - F
17.) Anthony Robb - S
18.) Jack Armstrong and the Barnstormers - Band
19.) Chris Ormston - S
20.) Kathryn Tickell - SF
21.) Billy Pigg - S
# Posted on January 4th 2007 by ceolachan
Track 7 ~ is wrong on this recording and in the accompanying booklet
7.) Dance De Chez Nous / Aunt Mary's Canadian / Neil Taylor's
No, it isn't any of these, and it is only two tunes. The track listing has been corrected so that it will link to the proper transcriptions once they are on site...
# Posted on March 22nd 2007 by ceolachan
7.) March: Captain Norman Orr Ewing / Jig: Redford Cottage
Oops! ~ I wrongly thought this was one I'd contributed. I'll have to see if Colin is about and will make the changes?
# Posted on March 22nd 2007 by ceolachan
Change
Thanks ceolachan, I had a listen and changed the track listing.
Is the information in the linear notes true for the tune title (published on the CD) or for the actual tune played?
# Posted on March 22nd 2007 by Colin E.
The liner notes are mostly about the musicians, and you can hear them on track 7, as well as the setting, but the tune information is incorrect.
The set,
"Dance De Chez Nous" / "Aunt Mary's Canadian Jig" / "Neil Taylor's Jig",
was recorded by "The Shepherds" and is on another recording ~ "Harthope Burn: Music from Northumberland and the Border Country",1983. This is no longer available, and I'm not alone in wishing it were...
# Posted on March 23rd 2007 by ceolachan