For Something Totally Different, try J.F. Dickie (dunno what might
be currently available; not much, at a guess).
There was a casstte, which I think I have, which combined previously
unissued Dickie recordings with tracks by his grandson (?). Also,
Sleepytown are going to reissue the Topic LP
interesting to have on the net...
And Niel Gow, who probably wouldn't have a computer yet.
Oh he might have one, but Nathaniel would be the one using it.
- Kate D.
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Jack Campin wrote:
I want to buy more Scottish fiddle CDs.
If you count Shetland as part of Scotland, try Willie Hunter.
Willie Hunter, like other Shetland fiddlers, was very keen on Scottish
fiddle music, and plays more Scottish-style fiddling than Shetland - if
memory serves.
For
Nigel wrote,
Re Hector MacAndrew recordings: I get the impression he didn't record
an awful lot, but I have three LPs which feature him:
VARIOUS, THE FIDDLER'S COMPANION
HECTOR MACANDREW, SCOTTISH FIDDLE MUSIC
SCOTTISH FIDDLERS TO THE FORE
I've got a couple more with odd tracks by him. There must
