by MJF #4

Hamish Imlach "Old Rarity" 1971
XTRA 1121

















Side One: Clive's Song (Clive Palmer);
The Cuckoo (trad);
Baron of Brackley (trad);
Pretty Little Horses (trad);
Noted Rider (trad);
Kilbogie (trad)
Boozin' Bloody Boozin' (trad);
Kid's Drinking Song (Pete Ross);
Streets of Laredo (trad);
Western Cowboy (Leadbelly);
Lang Johnny More (trad);
Poisening the Students' Minds
Whupped Up the Hill (Leabelly)

Hamish Imlach (vocals, guitar) with Archie Fisher (mandola, banjo,
concertina);
Iain MacIntosh (whistle, banjo, concertina); Tam Harvey (pedal steel
guitar, acoustic guitar);
John MacKinnon (fiddle, mandolin); Mike Whellans (harmonica, percussion)


Hamish Imlach "More and Merrier" 1995
KRL Lochshore CDLDL 1238

Castlereagh (Hamish Imlach);
Mary Alice Jones (unknown);
Black is the Colour [1] (Hamish Imlach);
I Like Beer (Tom T Hall);
She Moved Through the Fair [1] (trad arr Imlach);
Shit I've Forgotten the Words (unknown);
Mary Anne (Hamish Imlach);
The Hills of Lorne (Charlie Hunter)/Old French/Woodchoppers Reel [2];
Pub With No Beer (Gordon Noel Parsons);
Amazing Grace [2] (trad arr Kramer);
The Willowy Gardens (Hamish Imlach);
Aunt Clara (unknown);
Jock o' Bredeslie (trad arr Imlach);
If You Go Away [1] (Jacques Brel/Rob McKuen);
If It Wasn't for the Unions (Matt McGinn)

[1] = sung by Muriel Graves [2] = sung/played by Kate Kramer

with Muriel Graves, Kate Kramer, Martin Allcock, Ian McCalman, Derek
Moffat, Fraser Spiers

Now all that is neded is some kind soul to supply:
Ballads of Booze (XTRA 1094, 1967)
Fine Old English Tory Times (XTRA 1128, 1972)
Scottish Sabbath (Autogram ALLP 209, 1976)
A Man's A Man (Autogram ALLP 215, 1978)
The Sporting Life (Kettle KOP 3, 1979, reissued in Germany by
Musikiste, 26-6-250)
I Was Born In Glasgow (Gallus Music GAL 102, no year- 1991?)

and a complete discography will exist

MJF