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Whistlebinkies The Whistlebinkies |
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The Whistlebinkies are the first modern Scottish group to eschew the strict tempo of the danceband. While partly influenced by O’Riada in their instrumentation and arrangements, their sound is uniquely Scottish, underpinned by Rab Wallace’s piping. |
| Side One 1. Jig of Slurs 2. Haughs O’Cromdale 3. Farewell to Nigg (Johnstone) 4. Mrs. MacLeod and Friends 5. The Battle of Sheriffmuir |
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Side Two 1. Ireland 2. Brittany 3. Donald MacGillivray 4. Sword Dance 5. The Piper, the Harper, the Fiddler *Trad arr. Whistlebinkies and Guard |
Musicians
Rab Wallace; Pipes
Eddie McGuire; Flute and Alto Flute
Rae Siddall; Fiddle
Mick Broderick; Drums and Vocal
Charles Guard; Clarsach
Peter Anderson; Drums
Recorded at Craighall Studios, Edinburgh April 1977.
Produced by John Wood for Claddagh Records.
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