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| Tape | NPS-JFC-E-022-02 | Length m | Date rec’d | Quality | |||
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| Start-End | Performer | Tunes/Titles | Instruments | Notes | by |
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| 11.06-15.45 | Not announced. George Atkinson. | The Navvy on the Line The Rowley Burn (F. Charlton) The Friendly Visit Hexham Races Lamb Skinnet | NSP | As well as the style being like George Atkinson’s and the set including mostly tunes he recorded elsewhere, the pipes sound very similar to his, which had a distinctive tone. I’m now confident this is him. | JG |
| 15.45-18.32 | George Atkinson | Remember Me The Irish Washerwoman The De’il Among the Tailors | NSP | JG | |
| 47.23-53.00 | Tommy Breckons | Unidentified Miss Forbes Farewell to Banff with variation The Last of the Twins Happy Hours (check) Cameron Highlanders | NSP | JG | |
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