SCOTTISH SAMPLED REELS,
NOTES ON THEM

BERRYFIELDS & [BLAIR] STEWART FAMILY
Reel 57 etc, compendium of tracks?
Berry Fields and The Stewart Family / Side 1(Content List): The Berryfields o' Blair / Belle Stewart; Conversation about foregoing / Belle Stewart; Spoken Intro to Frank and Ruby Bride in Baniff / Belle Stewart; Frank and Ruby Bride in Baniff / Belle Stewart; Hatton Woods / Cathie Stewart; Queen among the Heather / Belle Stewart; Overgate / Belle Stewart and male chorus; The Homes of Donegal / Belle Stewart; Butcher o Crieff / Belle Stewart; The Twa Brothers / Sheila Stewart; Boys of Bluehill / Belle Stewart; The Ten Penny March / Belle Stewart; Pipe March / Belle Stewart; The Reel o Tullcoh / Alec Stewart; Leaving Ardtornish / Belle Stewart; The Stewarts o Berrybank / Belle Stewart; The Bonnie House o Airlie / Belle Stewart; Betsy Bell / Belle Stewart; I'm a saft country chiel / Belle Stewart; The Banks o the Red Roses / Belle Stewart; O I wish I had Never Seen your Face / Belle Stewart; O' Kathleen Mavoureen / Belle Stewart; Noo My Fathers Name is Alec / Sheila Stewart; Conversation; Bogie Bonny Belle / Sheila Stewart; The Orange and the Blue / Sheila Stewart; Over That Hill Lives a Lassie / Belle Stewart; If I was a Blackbird / Belle Stewart

STEWART FAMILY [FETTER] PROGRAM
Reel 639, at about 17.45 mill sound effect

RAY AND ARCHIE AT CLEETHORPE FESTIVAL, Reel 141
(Scots ballad) / Ray & Archie Fisher; (Scots ballad) / Ray & Archie Fisher; The January Man / Archie Fisher; Lullaby for Father on Remembrance Sunday / Archie Fisher; The Silver Tassel / Archie Fisher; The Shipyard Apprentice / Ray Fisher; Oh, Are you Sleeping, Maggie / Ray Fisher; Er Fal La La Lo Hurro Erfalalay / Ray and Archie Fisher

JEAN REDPATH
Song and story, on stage and PFS
Reel 577 , PFS, Oct 1971 [includes bus queue story and Gardener & Ploughman song]
NOTE She and Willie Scott flew over together in 1971

WILLIE SCOTT, SHEPHERD
Song and description, on stage? For PFS, Oct 1971
ReelS 626 / 7 / 8 / 9. Jean Redpath also on these reels

NORMAN KENNEDY
Reel 362 and about ten lore, plus in various workshop reels

JIMMY MACBEATH
Reel 407, songs and talk, KG re recording in 1960 and 1963
NOTES Reel 408 [named 3, side 2 I think] is said to be Jimmy, but is in all in French!!
Reel 408 Side 1 has Jimmy but also Davie Stewart at the end

ISOBEL SUTHERLAND
Reel 728, April 1962, songs with concertina

JEANNIE ROBERTSON
Reel 600 - Roy's Wife, The Bonny Wee Lassie That Never Said No; Go Away From My Window; The Butcher Boy; The Gypsy Laddie

ALY BAIN
Solo fiddle, Reel 639
With Boys of the Lough - several tapes?

ALEX WILLOX
Reel 826, Scots, March 1980, Fetterangus, unacc singing
The Bald Headed end of the Broom; Through the [indecipherable] she [indecipherable]; John Watson Laurie / Jocky Tate; My Name is Paddy Donald; The Russian Lass; [indecipherable]; Piper Tom

ELIZABETH STEWART
2nd May 1972, lecture setting?
Elizabeth was visiting Goldstein family while touring USA
She and sister Jane? in 1960 also recorded about three bouncy songs with piano

'UNKNOWN FEMALE SINGER'
Reel 768, Belle Stewart and man, questions from Hamish Henderson

'JIMMY SHAW AND THE TEXAS RANGERS'
Ist April 1960, Reel 636, ?Mintlaw
Hamish Henderson asks about songs learned from, Jimmy Shaw song about volunteers soldier, sung by John Bruce; Aberdeen / Geordie Robertson about Texas Ranger song; 'I Now Have my Gruel- Sat And Grat For Guel [applause at end?] / Jimmie McBeath. Cannot find John Bruce in TAD.

ENGLISH SAMPLED REELS,
NOTES ON THEM

ROBIN & BARRY DRANSFORD
Reel 215, July 1971

LOU KILLEN
Reel 370 and several more
Shanty singing with chorus, e.g. Round Bay of Mexico

FESTIVALS
CLEETHORPE
TOWERSEY
Reels 743 etc [great chorus singing]

'TONY HUGHES SINGS
Reel 321-1, This is in fact a workshop with on Side 1 L Killen, J Redpath, KG re women and Morris dancing etc, on Side 2 more [see my written note]

FOLK CLUBS
BRADFORD (TOPIC) FC
Reel 77, late 60s or 1971

[see Word file re contents]

BOUNDS GREEN FC
Reel 70 Tom Paley, Vera Johnson

COTTON FC
Reel 184

IRISH SAMPLED REELS,
NOTES ON THEM

O'CONNER'S PUB
Reel 466, 26/12/1971
Instrumental and song, rather a rammy

NICK MURPHY
Reel 454 17/8/1983, in London
Unaccompanied Irish singing - ballads?

'MCPEAKS OF BELFAST, EXTRAS'
Reel 414, original trio, two pipes and harp