This project has been a labor of love. All the arrangements are original. We conjure them in our spare time, trading ideas over the breakfast table, performing for friends in the backyard and slowly refining the details. We recorded in our home (stepping carefully over our elderly dog) and we engineered it ourselves -- talk about a learning curve! We loved every minute of it and we hope this music makes you happy too!
Track 1: Scottish Reels (traditional)
Sir Robert Peel; Glen Ogle; Captain Keeler; The Bridge of Inverness
Track 2: Star of the County Down - waltz, jig, reel (traditional Irish)
Track 3: James Scott Skinner Set (1843-1927 Scotland)
Cradle Song; The Cameron Highlander
Track 4: A Man's a Man (For All That)
text by Robert Burns, traditional Scottish tune
Track 5: Irish Slip Jigs (traditional)
Rocky Road to Dublin; Elizabeth Kelly's Delight; Dever the Dancer
Track 6: English Waltzes (traditional)
The Steamboat Waltz; Over the Moor; Drink Your Tea, Love
Track 7: Shetland Reels (traditional)
The Road to Hull; Far From Home; Bonnie Isle O' Whalsey; Willafjord
Track 8: Neil Gow Set (1729-1807 Scotland)
Neil Gow's Lamentation on the Death of his Brother Donald; Neil Gow's Farewell to Whiskey
Track 9: Irish Jigs (traditional)
The Blarney Pilgrim; Out On The Ocean; The Cook in the Kitchen
Track 10: Moving On Song (aka Go, Move, Shift) (Ewan MacColl)
Used with permission under license to Stormking Music.
Track 11: Archibald McDonald of Keppoch (traditional Scottish)
Track 12: Antidote Set
Antidote Reel (C. Cameron-Fix); Willie Thow (Peter Milne 1824-1908); Miss Elizabeth Dewar's Reel (John Pringle, 1801)
Track 13: Two Galician Dances (traditional)
Aires De Pontevedra; A Farruquina
Recorded June-October 2019.
Dale plays a Manfrini accordion and a Guild guitar. Cindy plays whistles by Mitch Smith (oZ whistles), Michael Burke and Ralph Sweet (Sweetheart Flutes). Her English concertina is by R. Morse & Co. and her autoharp is an old Oscar Schmidt.
Track 1: Scottish Reels (traditional)
Sir Robert Peel; Glen Ogle; Captain Keeler; The Bridge of Inverness
Track 2: Star of the County Down - waltz, jig, reel (traditional Irish)
Track 3: James Scott Skinner Set (1843-1927 Scotland)
Cradle Song; The Cameron Highlander
Track 4: A Man's a Man (For All That)
text by Robert Burns, traditional Scottish tune
Track 5: Irish Slip Jigs (traditional)
Rocky Road to Dublin; Elizabeth Kelly's Delight; Dever the Dancer
Track 6: English Waltzes (traditional)
The Steamboat Waltz; Over the Moor; Drink Your Tea, Love
Track 7: Shetland Reels (traditional)
The Road to Hull; Far From Home; Bonnie Isle O' Whalsey; Willafjord
Track 8: Neil Gow Set (1729-1807 Scotland)
Neil Gow's Lamentation on the Death of his Brother Donald; Neil Gow's Farewell to Whiskey
Track 9: Irish Jigs (traditional)
The Blarney Pilgrim; Out On The Ocean; The Cook in the Kitchen
Track 10: Moving On Song (aka Go, Move, Shift) (Ewan MacColl)
Used with permission under license to Stormking Music.
Track 11: Archibald McDonald of Keppoch (traditional Scottish)
Track 12: Antidote Set
Antidote Reel (C. Cameron-Fix); Willie Thow (Peter Milne 1824-1908); Miss Elizabeth Dewar's Reel (John Pringle, 1801)
Track 13: Two Galician Dances (traditional)
Aires De Pontevedra; A Farruquina
Recorded June-October 2019.
Dale plays a Manfrini accordion and a Guild guitar. Cindy plays whistles by Mitch Smith (oZ whistles), Michael Burke and Ralph Sweet (Sweetheart Flutes). Her English concertina is by R. Morse & Co. and her autoharp is an old Oscar Schmidt.
