FIRST HEARING:
Children's songs, rhymes & playground pieces - a much sought after item but scarce in supply.
These are old, in oral song tradition, spoken word and wee bits of instruction for 'action' pieces.
We count 116 pieces, mostly short but covering a whole range of topics.
Another big CD from the collections in the School of Scottish Studies Archives.
For collectors & more.

1) There Waur A Fairmer's Dochter - Hush Ba' - Baloo Ma Peerie Lamb - Shoo Shaggie - Shelkie Pogie
2) Chin Cherry - Broo Broo Brenty - Chap at the Doorie
3) Two Wee Horses - Two Doggies - Twa Peerie Dogs - Hey A Doggie - John Smith - John Smith - This Is the Man - Corbie's Hole - Fit's In There? - There's the Lady's Forks & Knives
4) Dance Tae Tha Daddy - Kitty Bardie - Clap Hannies
5) As I Climbed Up the Apple Tree - As I Gaed Up the Aipple Tree - Some Fowks Say I'm Daft - Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales - I've A Kistie - Roond Aboot the Porridge Pot - Bee's Wax - Pease Brose - Pitter Patter - Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat
6) Oor Quinne Jeannie - Five Six Seven Eight - Eenie Meenie - Eenie Meenie Macca Racca - Eetum Peetum Penny Pie - Easy Ozie - One Erie, Two Erie - Ell Dell - Eentie Teetie Figgery Fell - Ickerty Fickerty
7) All in Together - Evo Ivo - Eeper Weeper - Come Up & See My Garret
8) I've A Laddie In America
9) There Came A Girl from France - A Sailor Went to Sea - Bell Bottom Trousers - Brush Yer Boots & Follow - Down In the Meadow - Hoppy Hoppy Is My Name - Maypole Butter
10) Old Mrs.Reilly - Mary Queen of SCots - Mademoiselle from Armentiers - Are You Going to the Golf, Sir? - Charlie Chaplin - Robin Hood & his Merry Men - Stot Stot, Ba Ba
11) I've Come To See Jamima - Janny-Jo
12) Mister Frog - Silk, Satin, Muslin, Rags - Snail, Snail - Sugarallie Water
13) When I Was One - London Bridge - There's A Good Ship
14) Who'll Come Intae Ma Wee Ring - Hi Jock McCuddy - Hi Jock McCuddy - Dusty Bluebells - Water Water Wallflower - Ring-a Roses
15) I Lost My Love & I Carena - Queen Mary, Queen Mary - London Castle - Down In the Meadow - Up Against the Wall - Cushion Dance - Brown Bread & Barley O
16) King Comalay - Driving Sheep - Grandmama
17) Poor Doggie Is Dead - I Am A Girl Guide
18) When Suzie Was A Baby - My Boyfriend Gave Me An Apple
19) A Chokit on a Tattie - As I Gaed O'er the Castle May - Six o'Clock - Ten o'Clock - Three Wee Glasgow Molls
20) Murder Murder Polis - Mairy Pairy - Mistress MacLeaen - Es Oh Soh
21) The Cat's Taen the Measles - Mother Mother I Am Ill - The Morn's the Market - As I Gaed By - Faur Ye Gaen? - Oh Dear Me - Craw Craw, Charlie Chat, I Spied A Spider - No Last Nicht - Not Last Night
22) Aunty Mary - Wee Chookie Birdie - Ah Had A Wee Broon Hen - I Had A Funeral
23) Wee Johnny's Lost His Marble - Bumbee Stung Me - Stop the Bus - Firecracker

FIRST HEARING:
Children's songs, rhymes & playground pieces - a much sought after item but scarce in supply.
These are old, in oral song tradition, spoken word and wee bits of instruction for 'action' pieces.
We count 116 pieces, mostly short but covering a whole range of topics.
Another big CD from the collections in the School of Scottish Studies Archives.
For collectors & more.

Lineup

The voices of:
Lucy Stewart - Mrs.J.J.Leith - Jessie Chalmers - Mrs.Sheena MacLeod - Jean Stewart - Mrs.Nan Marshall - Jean Rodger - Mrs.Morag Chetwyn - Alexander Smith - Rimbleton Primary School (P6) - Mrs.Margaret Clark - Mrs.Mary Davitt - Ray Fisher - Hilltown School Children - Cambeltown School Children - Mrs.Jean Campbell - William Crawford Scott - William MacIntyre - Mrs.Nettie Cooper - Mrs.Redpath - Katie Laurenson - Helen Bickerton - Elsie & Robert Hamilton - Strichen School Children - Carleton Primary School (P6) - Jeannie Robertson - Alan Dawson - Mrs.Jean Conway - Mrs.Mary Armstrong & Nancy Armstrong.