These vintage recordings have fairly stood the test of time. A very sparkling sound with a lot of life.
Not a lot of notes given but in this instance the music certainly speaks for itself.
Well worth a listen.

1) Bob Potter & the Glenesk Band - Gay Gordons: The Battle of Waterloo - Flett from Flotta - The Hills of Alva
2) Allan Smith & the Doublet Band - Scottish Waltz: Highland Cradle Song - Rothesay Bay - Leezie Lindsay
3) Willie Simpson & his Band - 2/4 Marches: Scott Skinner's Compliments to Dr.MacDonald - Mrs.Joan Blue
4) Curley McKay & his Band - Strathspeys: Sidlaw Hills - Ruthven House - The Iron Man
5) Bill Richardson - Accordion Solo: Belviso
6) Willie Simpson & his Band - MS&R: Professor Blackie - Marquis of Huntly's Farewell - Captain Keller
7) Jim & Nichol MacKay - 6/8 Marches: Sweet Maid of Mull - Tug Argan Gap
8) Bob Potter & the Glenesk Band - Reels: Dornoch Links - Back o' Benachie - Deil Among the Tailors - Fairy Dance
9) Curley McKay & his Band - 2/4 Marches: Atholl & Breadalbane Gathering - Atholl Highlanders' March to Loch Katrine
10) Jim & Nichol MacKay - Hornpipes: Fiona Ferguson - Man from Skye
11) Bob Christie - Fiddle Solo: The Conundrum - Dorrator Bridge - The Brolum
12) Willie Simpson & his Band - Gaelic Waltz: Mull o' the Cool High Bens - The Fisher Boys - My Mother
13) Allan Smith & the Doublet Band - Canadian Barn Dance: Dovecote Park - Kenmure's On and Awa'
14) Willie Simpson & his Band - Reels: Grant's Rant - St.Ninian's Isle - Bill Powrie - Pottinger's Reel
15) Jim & Nichol MacKay - Polka: Diamond Wedding Polka
16) Curley McKay & his Band - Jigs: Anne Fraser MacKenzie - A.M.Shinnie - Wee Murdie - Jean Ireland
17) Willie Simpson & his Band - Fiddle Lead: Sally Gardens - The Reconcilliation - The Barmaid - Always Welcome
18) Bob Potter & the Glenesk Band - Polka: Bluebell Polka
19) Curley McKay & his Band - Reels: J.B.Milne - Thurso Wedding - Dr.Robertson - Rakes of Mallow

These vintage recordings have fairly stood the test of time. A very sparkling sound with a lot of life.
Not a lot of notes given but in this instance the music certainly speaks for itself.
Well worth a listen.

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