NPS-JFC-5-023-SIDE-A (Batch 2)

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TapeNPS-JFC-5-023-SIDE-ABatch2Length m 47Date Rec’d
TitlePiping Society Concert 11 11 83ContentsLive concert with audience
Quality
NotesStereo. Recording of live concert with audience but no indication of when or where. Recording is stopped when applause starts and restarts slightly after beginning of next tune/song so most announcements about performers or titles missed.
HelpConfirmation/identification of performers – are there old programmes or advertisements about?
Identification of tune. Copyright arrangements for concert?
Start-EndPerformerTunes/TitlesInstrumentsNotesby
0:00-12:20Unidentified groupMaggie Lauder tune (in prog as tape starts);
D’Ye Ken John Peel (song);
2 unidentified hornpipes
Concertina
fiddle
guitar?
singing
MD
12:20-20:40Unidentified female singerThree unidentified songsSinging self-accompanied by guitar
what sounds like electronic drum kit/guitar
MD
21:00-37:17Two unid pipers [Alistair Anderson and Colin Ross would be a complete guess]The Breamish
Go To Berwick Johnny (announced);
5 more unid tunes
Northumbrian smallpipes (duet)MD
37:20-47:34Alastair Anderson
(See notes)
Unid on concertina;
Road to the North (NSP)
unid
Air for Maurice Ogg – in progress at end of tape
Concertina
solo Northumbrian smallpipes
Possible that it’s some or all of the High Level ranters supporting Alistair Anderson in his solo spots. Alistair identified by instruments and tune choice, since he says on Side B that he wrote Jumping Jack. MD
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