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Two gentlemen of the road

Signatura	F18812
Author	MacBeath, Jimmy, 1894-1972 (Author)
Title statement	Two gentlemen of the road / [Jimmy MacBeath & Davie Stewart]
Another responsib.	Stewart, Davie (Author)
	Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002 (Collector)
Issue data	USA : Rounder Records, p2002
Phys.des.	2 zvukové desky (71:37 ; 65:04) : digital ; 12 cm + 1 brožura (40 s.)
Copy count	2, currently available 2, Access to Shelves 2

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Track No.	Location	Sublocation	Info
300000032113	Ústřední knihovna	Hudební knihovna
300000032114	Ústřední knihovna	Hudební knihovna

Contents	The Merchant’s son -- Cowpin the dishes : interview -- Hey Barra gadgie : a song in Cant -- It wis aa beggin that we did : interview -- Kindness from a policeman : interview -- Grat for gruel -- How to build a bender : interview -- Chantin, griddlin, and laldyin : interview with two song fragments -- The day we went to Rothesay-oh -- Playing for an all-night Hooley : interview -- March, strathspey and reel : accordion -- Were you always alone? : interview -- The forfar sodger -- They put a different turns in their tunes / Diddling : interview -- Outside, on the safe side : interview -- The Ox and the fox dug a hole for me : story -- It’s a long drow at the end : interview -- Old bodies, five or six pounds each : Berker story -- Did they kill children as well? : Berker story, continued -- My darling ploughman boy -- From the top of the deck : interview -- Ah likit ma mother : interview with four song fragments -- He used to diddle a lot o songs : interview -- We are called the Buchan Stewarts : interview -- The Barnyards of Delgaty -- Singin along at their plough : interview -- The Laird o Dainty Doonby -- The Horseman’s grip and word : ritual initiation story -- It wis torn, rippit, tattered : song fragment and interview -- The Trooper and the maid -- The story lives forever : a story of fairy abduction

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The Merchant’s son -- Cowpin the dishes : interview -- Hey Barra gadgie : a song in Cant -- It wis aa beggin that we did : interview -- Kindness from a policeman : interview -- Grat for gruel -- How to build a bender : interview -- Chantin, griddlin, and laldyin : interview with two song fragments -- The day we went to Rothesay-oh -- Playing for an all-night Hooley : interview -- March, strathspey and reel : accordion -- Were you always alone? : interview -- The forfar sodger -- They put a different turns in their tunes / Diddling : interview -- Outside, on the safe side : interview -- The Ox and the fox dug a hole for me : story -- It’s a long drow at the end : interview -- Old bodies, five or six pounds each : Berker story -- Did they kill children as well? : Berker story, continued -- My darling ploughman boy -- From the top of the deck : interview -- Ah likit ma mother : interview with four song fragments -- He used to diddle a lot o songs : interview -- We are called the Buchan Stewarts : interview -- The Barnyards of Delgaty -- Singin along at their plough : interview -- The Laird o Dainty Doonby -- The Horseman’s grip and word : ritual initiation story -- It wis torn, rippit, tattered : song fragment and interview -- The Trooper and the maid -- The story lives forever : a story of fairy abduction

Subj. Headings	lidová hudba
Keywords	lidová hudba * skotští zpěváci * lidové písně * skotské lidové písně * irské lidové písně * anglické lidové písně * zpěv * mluvené slovo * harmonika * 1951-1957
UDC	78
Database	CD

Note	Nahráno v letech 1951-1957
	Jimmy MacBeath, zpěv, mluvené slovo; Davie Stewart, zpěv; mluvené slovo, harmonika
Credits	Nahrál Alan Lomax a Hamish Henderson, a asistent Shirley Collins

Publisher number	82161-1793-2
Country	United States
Language	English

Number of the records: 1