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Instrumental Music
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Bob McNally
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Bruno
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Chris Peterson
Consort Anon.
Country Matters
Craicmore
Ethan James
The Fyne Companions
Glenn Morgan
Goode Company
Hard Times
Highland Sun
Joann Gilmartin
Jolly Beggar
Laurie Riley and Bob McNally
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Mara Freeman
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mychael Wordsmythe
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Owain Phyfe
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A Reasonable Facsimile
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This is a musical picture of maritime Scotland; deepwater chanteys, fishermen's songs, ballads, and fiddle tunes, recorded by an American chanteyman with performers from Aberdeenshire. We had fun making it, and hope you like it too!
| Samples | ||
| Wave | Track Title | |
| Play | Aandowin' at the Bow / Forefoot of the Ship | |
| Alexander Muir 1845 | ||
| Belfast Hornpipe | ||
| Play | Blood Red Roses | |
| The Boatie Rows / Merry Boys of Greenland / Scallowa Lasses | ||
| Captain Ward & the Rainbow | ||
| Play | The Diamond | |
| Greenland | ||
| Greenland-Man's Tune / The Brig | ||
| Highland Laddie | ||
| Play | Homeward Bound | |
| Jack Is Yet Alive / Sail Her Ower the Rafttrees | ||
| Peer Rovin' Lassie | ||
| Sally Brown | ||
| Skipper O' Dundee | ||
| Still We're A' Teetotal | ||
| Universal Oilman | ||
| Where Am I To Go? | ||
| William Shand 1838 | ||
| Artist | Performed | |
| Simon Spalding | * | Shanty vocals, fiddle |
| Maggie Trickey | * | Vocals |
| Dick Trickey | * | Guitar, concertina, vocals |
| Peter Hawkey | * | Flute, tinwhistle, shanty choruses |
| Bryan Duncan | * | Vocals, narrative, shanty choruses |
| Kathleen Robertson | * | Vocals |
| Alex Green | * | Tinwhistle, narrative |
| John Duncanson | * | Vocals, shanty choruses |
Produced by Simon Spalding, in association with Arts & Recreation Division, Aberdeen District Council
Engineered by Stewart Diack, recorded and mixed in Woodside Studio,
Aberdeen
Additional mixing and mastering by Paul Johnson
Design by Bill Smith
Cover: Detail, THE HERRING FLEET LEAVING THE DEE, ABERDEEN 1888, by David Farquharson, 1839-1907; in Aberdeen Maritime Museum
Special thanks to the performers; also to David Atherton, Alan Rennie, Jim Pratt, Madeline Miller, and Lys Wyness.
Additional copies, catalogue, booking, correspondence:
Stella Maris
PO BOX 7436
BERKELEY CA 94707 USA