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1 online resource (1 audio file) |
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O were my love yon lilac fair; Ye jovial boys (3:40) (Ross Kennedy) -- The noble Maxwells (2:13) (Karine Easdale) -- O, open the door (1:48) (Niall Kenny) -- There was five Carlins (5:49) (Kirsten Easdale) -- While larks with little wing; Lovely was she (3:56) (Kennedy) -- O why the deuce; Carl an the king come; I murder hate (4:45) (Kenny) -- O, ken ye what Meg o' the mill has gotten (3:52) (Jim Reid) -- Corn rigs are bonie (2:00) (Kennedy) -- Your friendship; O how can I be blithe (4:26) (Kirsten Easdale) -- As I cam in by our gate-end; There was a jolly gauger (3:24) (Reid) -- Why tell thy lover; Musing (5:45) (Mairi Campbell) -- O, leeze me on my spinnin-wheel (3:20) (Karine Polwart) -- Where braving angry winter's storms (4:22) (Easdale) -- My heart's in the Highlands (3:11) (Polwart) -- O, Kenmure's on and awa; The Campbells are comin (3:47) (Easdale) -- Will ye go to the Indies? (3:51) (Reid) -- O thou pale orb (3:38) (Campbell) -- Thine am I (1:17) (Reid) -- The smiling spring (3:10) (Reid) -- My heart is wae (4:14) (Polwart) -- Ye banks and braes and streams (3:33) (Kennedy) |
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Various vocal and instrumental artists |
| Notes |
Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Folk songs, Scots.
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Ballads, Scots.
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Folk music -- Scotland
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Scots -- Music
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Ballads, Scots.
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Folk music.
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Folk songs, Scots.
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Scots.
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Scotland.
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| Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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Music.
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Streaming audio
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