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On the bonnie, bonnie banks. . .

A varied selection of traditional Scottish music

The Classical Shop
release date: February 2011

Originally recorded in 2011
Artists:

Louis Voss Grand Orchestra


Regent Concert Orchestra


Jimmy Shand Band


Ted Heath and his Music


Philharmonia Orchestra


Robert Irving


Louis Voss


Jimmy Shand


Ted Heath


Sidney Torch

organ

Glasgow Orpheus Choir



Engineer:

Eric Holmes



Record Label
Evergreen Melodies

Genre:

Vocal & Song




Total Time - 74:38
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SIDNEY TORCH

1 

Flying Scotsman (a record run in Torch time!)

 3:02
 Sidney Torch organ
  Recorded 2 January, 1938  
 

HARRY LAUDER

2 

Roamin' in the Gloamin'

 2:37
  vocal Kenneth McKellar  
  Recorded 1959  
 

TRADITIONAL

Scottish
3 

Marching with Jimmy Shand (Scotland the Brave, Thistle of Scotland, We're no awa' tae bide awa')

 2:20
 Jimmy Shand
  Recorded 1955  
 

TYNAN, CAMPBELL-WATSON

4 

All in the April Evening

 3:35
  Recorded 1945  
 

TRADITIONAL

arr. Ian Gourlay
5 

Dashing White Sergeant (Flowers of Edinburgh, Staten Island, Heights of Alma)

 2:09
  Sidney Bowman  
  Recorded c. 1952  
6 

Donald Where's Your Troosers?

 3:14
  vocal Andy Stewart  
  Recorded 1960  
 

JOHN FOULDS

7 

Keltic Overture

 3:00
 Louis Voss
  Recorded c. 1942  
 

TRADITIONAL

8 

I Love a Lassie

 2:41
  vocal George Elrick with Bob Sharples  
  Recorded 1959  
 

WILFRED BURNS

9 

Lilt of the Kil

 2:53
  Military and  
  Recorded 1959  
 

JAMES HANLEY

10 

Scotland the Brave

 2:45
  vocal Sidney MacEwan with Philip Green  
  Recorded 1957  
 

TRADITIONAL

11 

Gordon Waltz (Oh My Jock Mackay, A Gordon for Me, Lass o' Lowrie)

 3:04
 Jimmy Shand
  Recorded 1953  
12 

Ceilidh Song

 3:03
  vocal Robert Wilson & Gordon Mackenzie  
  Recorded 1958  
13 

Gay Gordons (Killiecrankie, Rising Early in the Morning, Tobermory, Waggle of the Kilt)

 3:58
  Harry Davidson  
  Recorded c. 1949  
 

JIMMY WEBB

14 

Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen

 2:59
  vocal Robert Wilson with Jimmy Shand  
  Recorded 1955  
 

HEATH, HIGGS

15 

Night Train to Scotland

 2:46
 Ted Heath
  Recorded 11 April, 1949  
 

TRADITIONAL

Scottish
16 

Wee Cooper o' Fife

 1:55
  vocal Ian Wallace with Ron Goodwin  
  Recorded 1958  
17 

Scottish One Sep medley

 3:56
  Debroy Somers  
  Recorded c. 1929  
 

KENNEDY/CARR

18 

Misty Islands of the Highlands

 3:16
  vocal Dan Donovan with Henry Hall  
  Recorded 13 November, 1935  
 

WILFRED WORDEN

19 

Highland Gypsy Dance

 2:31
  Recorded c. 1943  
 

LEMON

20 

My Ain Folk

 3:14
  vocal Master Joe Petersen with Charles Smart (organ)  
  Recorded c. 1937  
 

TRADITIONAL

Scottish
21 

Bonnie Lassie medley

 4:13
  Harry Davidson  
  Recorded c. 1950  
 

ROBBIE BURNS

22 

My Love is Like a Red Rose Rose

 3:20
  vocal Peter Mallan with Ron Goodwin  
  Recorded 1959  
 

MALCOLM ARNOLD

23 

Four Scottish Dances

 8:07
 Robert Irving
  Recorded 1958  


An easy listening musical tribute to Scotland opening with Sydney Torch’s brilliant organ solo of the Flying Scotsman hurtling from Kings Cross to Edinburgh.

Alternate vocal and orchestral tracks include all the top singers and bands such as Kenneth McKellar, Andy Stewart, Jimmy Shand, Sidney MacEwan, Harry Davidson, Robert Wilson, Gordon Mackenzie and Ian Wallace. Less famous but more notorious was Master Joe Petersen, actually a married Glaswegian woman call Mary O’Rourke who successfully masqueraded as a boy soprano for several years.

The album also contains several light music pieces including Malcolm Arnold’s marvellous Four Scottish Dances.

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