Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson & John MacKinnon
"The Fate O' Charlie" 1969
01. Cam Ye O'er Frae France
02. The Three Healths
03. Wha Wadna Fight For Charlie
04. The White Cockade
05. My Bonny Hieland Laddie
06. The Highland Widow's Lament
07. Prestonpans
08. The Battle Of Prestonpans, Killicrankie
09. O'er The Water To Charlie
10. Prince Charlie
11. Highland Harry
12. The Fate O' Charlie
13. The Highlander's Lament
14. O'er The Water
15. The Flowers O' The Forest
Archie Fisher (vocals, guitar, concertina, dulcimer, mandolin)
Barbara Dickson (vocals, guitar, bodhran)
John MacKinnon (vocals, violin, mandolin)
01. Cam Ye O'er Frae France
02. The Three Healths
03. Wha Wadna Fight For Charlie
04. The White Cockade
05. My Bonny Hieland Laddie
06. The Highland Widow's Lament
07. Prestonpans
08. The Battle Of Prestonpans, Killicrankie
09. O'er The Water To Charlie
10. Prince Charlie
11. Highland Harry
12. The Fate O' Charlie
13. The Highlander's Lament
14. O'er The Water
15. The Flowers O' The Forest
Archie Fisher (vocals, guitar, concertina, dulcimer, mandolin)
Barbara Dickson (vocals, guitar, bodhran)
John MacKinnon (vocals, violin, mandolin)
posted by Lizardson at 9:11 PM
7 Comments:
You truely are a friend for posting my request so quickly. Thanks
I forgot to say also that this is ONE HELL OF AN ALBAUM! I recommend it to anyone with an interest in the finest traditional music. Barbara Dickson is a tremendous talent. Too bad she later went commercial so exclusively. These songs are interesting for the history they reveal as well as for their consummate musicianship. As one of the first Barbara Dickson albums you can she that her talent was fully formed from the start. As for Ray Fisher he is also as good here as he ever was. This is fantastic beautiful music.
Again a wonderful one!!!!
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Thanks for this great album. I have posted two great folk albums on my blog by the derbyshire group Saga but no one has found them to download can you help.
I don't see a link to click to get the download :-(
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