[Nz-folk] Playlist. Kidnappers Ceilidh, no. 118

[Mitch Park]

Playlist.  Kidnappers Ceilidh, no. 118
Radio Kidnappers (NZ) 1431kHz AM.
Broadcast: 05/06/2011 0000-0100 NZST

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Specialising in tradition-based instrumental music.


Artist: Title (Duration) (Composer/Lyricist) "Album title" Record Label CatNo, 
Date. (Medium) [Country] (E-Address) [Comment]



1. Fred Morrison, Jamie McMenemy: Passing places / Universal Hall (4.52) (Fred 
Morrison / Fred Morrison / Fred Morrison / Fred Morrison) "The National Youth 
Pipe Band of Scotland in concert." Monarch CDMON 856, 2004. (CD) [SC] 
(http://www.krl.co.uk)

2. Paddy O'Brien, Tom Schaefer, Paul Wehling & Erin Hart: Reels: The humours of 
Tooma / The wheels of the world (2.40) (Traditional / Traditional) "The sailor's 
cravat: Irish traditional music and song." New Folk Records WCM0001, 2011. (CD) 
[US] (http://www.newfolkrecords.com)

3. Sandy Coghill: Waltz: The glens of Angus / We'd better bide a wee / The road 
to Dundee / My mother (3.23) (Traditional / Traditional / Traditional / 
Traditional) "Scottish ceilidh music: the finest sounds in Scottish accordian 
music (vol. 1)." REL Records RECD494, 1994. (CD) [SC] (http://www.relrecords.com)



4. Jimi McRae: Squinting Peter (5.29) (Calum MacCrimmon) "Heuch!!: party with 
the pipes." REL Records R2CD2017, 2003. (CD) [SC] (http://www.relrecords.com)

5. Colm O'Donnell: The trip to Athlone / The blackthorn stick (2.03) 
(Traditional / Traditional) "Farewell to evening dances." Bogfire 2002, 1999. 
(CD) [IE] (http://www.bogfire.com)

6. The Berkeley Scottish Players: The Princess Royal / Griffith Ap Cynan's 
delight / Planxty Sir Festus Burke (4.09) (Turlough O'Carolan /  / Turlough 
O'Carolan / Turlough O'Carolan /  / Turlough O'Carolan) "Heather and yon: a 
musical miscellany of Scotland's dances." Cabbage Records, 1978. (LP) [US] 
(http://www.mcowen.net/)



7. Golden Bough: The shores of Amerikay / Spancil Hill (3.28) (Traditional / 
Michael Considine) "Songs of the Irish immigrants." ARC Music EUCD1900, 2004. 
(CD) [UK] (http://www.arcmusic.co.uk)

8. Néillidh Boyle: The Liverpool hornpipe / Dublin hornpipe (3.14) (Traditional) 
"A feeling in the blood: traditional fiddle music from Donegal." Cairdeas na 
bhFidileiri CNF007, 2010. (CD) [IE] (http://www.donegalfiddlemusic.ie)

9. Laura Risk: Master Francis Sitwell / Lady Ann Wharton Duff's strathspey / The 
big meeting (5.58) (Nathaniel Gow / William Marshall / Laura Risk) "2000 miles: 
traditional Scottish fiddling from Quebec." Laura Risk RISK0401, 2004. (CD) [CA] 
(http://www.laurarisk.com)



10. The Hammers: Rainy day / Ah surely / The Gneevgullia reel (3.17) 
(Traditional / Traditional / Traditional) "From distant shores: Irish music from 
Canada." New Folk Records 1502, 2009. (CD) [US] (http://www.newfolkrecords.com)

11. Glencraig Scottish Dance Band: Oonie's march / John MacColl's farewell to 
the Scottish Horse (2.29) (Graeme Mitchell / John MacColl) "The ceilidh - are ye 
dancin'?" Greentrax CDTRAX 303, 2006. (CD) [SC] (http://www.greentrax.com)

12. Alasdair Fraser, Muriel Johnstone & Natalie Haas: Watson's Scotch measure / 
Lady Mary Hay's Scotch measure (2.19) (Traditional / Niel Gow) "Legacy of the 
Scottish fiddle vol 2: tunes from the life & land of Robert Burns." Greentrax 
CUL 120, 2004. (CD) [SC] (http://www.greentrax.com)

13. The Aardvark Ceilidh Band: Midnight on the water / Margaret's waltz (5.42) 
(Benny Thomasson / Pat Shuldham Shaw) "The pleasures of the town." Folk Sound 
FSCD54, 2000. (CD) [EN] (http://www.folksound.co.uk)



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