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Early Days

John Crawford with the Gleneden Scottish Band

Scottish
Thistle

Released: 2005
Catalogue Number: THISTLE102
Barcode: 5065000026325
Running Time: 39 Mins.

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1	Pipe Jigs: Paddy's Leather Breeches, The Curlew, Cork Hill	3:16	.	£0.79
2	6/8 Marches: Bonawe Highlanders, Pipe Major Sam Scott	2:35	.	£0.79
3	Accordion Solo: Donald Cameron, Dancing Feet	3:20	.	£0.79
4	Waltz: Mingulay Boat Song, Waters of Kylesku, Wild Mountain Thyme	2:23	.	£0.79
5	Reel: Dumbarton's Drums: Hey Ho! My Bonny Lass, The Ale is Dear	3:31	.	£0.79
6	Fiddle Solo: Hens March to the Midden	2:07	.	£0.79
7	Gay Gordons: By the Shores of Loch Maree, The Battle's O'er, The Green Hills of Tyrol	2:26	.	£0.79
8	Reel: The Marquis of Tullibardine, Da Merrie Boys O Greenland, Da Tushker	3:26	.	£0.79
9	Strathspey and Reel: Jessie Smith, Inver Lasses, Stirling Castle, High Road to Linton	1:37	.	£0.79
10	Waltz: Jock o' Hazeldean, Rothesay Bay, We Parted on the Shore	2:00	.	£0.79
11	Reel: Roxburgh Castle, Lucky Scaup, Bonnie Banchory	3:22	.	£0.79
12	Accordion Solo: The Cuckoo Waltz	2:52	.	£0.79
13	Jig: Cumberland Reel, Balcomie House, Athlone Jig	3:12	.	£0.79
14	Highland Wedding	2:29	.	£0.79

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