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| Tape | NPS-JFC-B-029-03 | Length m | 23m | Date rec’d | Quality | ||
| Title | PS Concert 1977 Reel 1 | Contents | |||||
| Notes | |||||||
| Help | Name of MC One tune to identify | ||||||
| Start-End | Performer | Tunes/Titles | Instruments | Notes | by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0:0-5:00 | The Lindsay Monaghan Dancers (named by MC Tony Corcoran (Fiddle) Accompanist named as Andrew Cullen (unclear if that’s guitar, piano or both) | The Graf Spee Reel The Donegal Reel The Longford Collector Unidentified Reel | Fiddle Guitar Piano | CO MD | |
| 06:00-18:00 | Anthony Robb Carole Robb (All seconds by Carole Robb) | The South Wind Sir Sidney Smith’s March The Lark in the Clear Air Random Cameron Highlanders Atholl Highlanders | Anthony – NSP Carole – NSP, Flute | Played on Concert G pipes. While the tape speed is slightly fast, raising the pitch and tempo slightly, the speed at which Sir Sidney Smith is played is nevertheless astonishing! | CO |
| 18:15-23:00 | Bill Slater Mrs Alison Dickie (named as accompanist) | The Bluebells of Scotland (with variations) | English Concertina Piano | Bill Slater was 83 at time of recording | CO MD |
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