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The Wicked Tinkers are back, just as loud as ever and guaranteeing a great time to all fans of bagpipes and big drums!
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| MP3 | Track Title | |
| Play | The Bird Set: The Hen's March, The Seagull, The Geese in the Bog | |
| Play | Hugh Ross Set: Hugh Ross of Glen Calvie, Good Drying | |
| Play | Seal Set: Marion's Call, Ridhil nan Ron | |
| Play | Strathspey & Reel: Maggie Cameron, Lt. Col. D.J.S. Murray | |
| Play | The Odd Set: Cullen Bay, Quark Hill, Fingers and Thumbs | |
| Play | The Ferret Set: MacGregor of Ruara, Andy Renwick's Ferret | |
| Play | Wallop the Cat | |
| Play | 6/8 Marches: Pipe Major Donald MacLean of Lewis, Murdo MacKenzie of Torridon | |
| Play | The Pumpkin's Fancy | |
| Play | A Flame of Wrath | |
| Play | Aaron's Set: The Pirate's Wedding, The Dizzy Spider, Chasing the "F" | |
| Play | Roasty Set: Heat from the Furnace, The Master Blasters | |
| Play | Fiollaigean | |
| Play | Hornpipe/Jig Set: The Man From Skye, The Judge's Dilemma | |
| Artist | Performed | |
| John MacAdams | * | Snares, tenor tapan, assorted percussion |
| Aaron Shaw | * | Scottish Highland bagpipes, Scottish small pipes |
| Warren Casey | * | Bass tapan, bodhran |
All tunes and sets arranged by Wicked Tinkers except "Roasty Set" and "Bonus Track", arranged by John MacAdams and "A Flame of Wrath", arranged by Aaron Shaw.
Produced by Shep Lonsdale and John MacAdams
Executive Producer: Daniel Carter
Recorded by Shep Lonsdale
Assistant recording engineer: June Murakawa
Bagpipe recording assistant: Bill Doebler
Small pipes loaned by Eric Rigler
Recorded at Castle Oaks Productions, Calabasas, CA, and Kaboom Studios, Santa Monica, CA
Mixed by Shep Lonsdale at Kaboom Studios, Santa Monica, CA
Mastered by Brian Gardner at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Art Direction: Warren Casey
Design & Production: James Suelflow
Photography: Evan Hurd
Copy Editor: Jim Hull
Attorney for the Wicked Tinkers: Linda H. Benjamin
Attorney for Gael Force Records: Johnathan Earp
Musicians & Instruments
John MacAdams
John has recorded and played everything from convert-band music to bubble punk. He has performed on TV and in films. He also appears with the Irish group Craicmore.
- 14 Remo field snare with Remo heads.
- 1930’s Ludwig 14” marching snare with goatskin beads and gut snare, rebuilt 1997 by Warren Casey.
- 20” Tenor tapan with goatskin heads.
- Assorted percussion
Aaron Shaw
An award-winning piper, Aaron records for film, TV, and with artists Bonnie Raitt, Forest for the Trees, and others. He is a member of the L.A. Police Pipe Band. Aaron lives in Hollywood where he also teaches bagpipes.
- Scottish Highland Bagpipes (1910–1913 Henderson drones with MacNulty reeds. Sinclair chanter with a McAllister reed).
- Scottish small pipes made by Hamish Moore, convertible using the ‘A’ chanter.
Warren Casey
A folk drummer and dancer for over 20 years in styles as varied as Bulgarian, Macedonian, Irish and Scottish. Warren also builds many of the drums he plays.
- 22” x 126” Bass tapan with goatskin heads, built 1997 by Warren Casey.
- 18” Bodhran, built 1983 by Charlie Bryne in Thurles, Ireland.