by MJF #5
The Corries Live from Scotland 1-4 @192
All songs traditional except where indicated
Ronnie Browne (vocals, guitar, mandolin, combolin),
Roy Williamson (vocals, guitar, flute, mandolin, banduria, combolin
Live from Scotland Volume 1 (Pan Audio PA002, 1974)
Fallaldy (Browne);
Mingulay Boat Song (Roberton);
Lads Among the Heather; A Scottish Holiday (G W Hill);
Hugh the Graeme; Maggie Lauder
The Roses of Prince Charlie (Browne);
Dark Lochnagar;
Loch Tay Boat Song (McLeod/Boulton);
The M.hm Song;
Flower of Scotland (Williamson)
Live from Scotland Volume 2 (Dara PA008, 1975)
Lock the Door Lariston;
Sunday Driver (Trad/J W Hill);
Come O'er the Stream Charlie;
King Fareweel;
Yur Losin' Them;
Ettrick Lady;
Nancy Whisky
Sae Will We Yet;
The Massacre of Glencoe (Jim MacLean);
The Friday Game (J W Hill);
The Battle of Prestonpans (Trad/Williamson);
weep Ye By Atholl (Weir/Williamson);
The Rattling Bog
Live from Scotland Volume 3 (Pan Audio PA015, 1975)
The Portree Kid (Hilton/Jones);
The Sherramuir Fight;
Jamie raeburn;
Chevaliers Muster Roll;
Shoals o' Herring (MacColl)
The Massacre of Glencoe (Jim MacLean);
The Friday Game (J W Hill);
The Battle of Prestonpans (Trad/Williamson);
weep Ye By Atholl (Weir/Williamson);
The Rattling Bog
Lord Yester (Weir/Williamson);
Reivers Galley (Williamson);
La-Di-Dum (Rikki Fulton);
Johnny Ra;
MacPherson's Rant
Live from Scotland Volume 4 (Pan Audio PA027, 1977)
Hughs o' Cromdale;
Blues for Hughie;
Hush Hush (Jim MacLean);
Willie's Gone Tae Melville Castle;
South Australia;
Lowlands o' Holland
Bannockburn;
The Rigs o' Rye;
There Was a Lad (Burns);
Battle o' Harlaw;
Earl o' Moray;
Killiecrankie
I also have:
Alive Alive O
Flower of Scotland
Heritage
Peat Fire Flame
Scottish Love Songs
Stovies(live)
The Comedy Collection
The Compact Collection
The Very Best of The Corries
If anyone would like me to post them
MJF
All songs traditional except where indicated
Ronnie Browne (vocals, guitar, mandolin, combolin),
Roy Williamson (vocals, guitar, flute, mandolin, banduria, combolin
Live from Scotland Volume 1 (Pan Audio PA002, 1974)
Fallaldy (Browne);
Mingulay Boat Song (Roberton);
Lads Among the Heather; A Scottish Holiday (G W Hill);
Hugh the Graeme; Maggie Lauder
The Roses of Prince Charlie (Browne);
Dark Lochnagar;
Loch Tay Boat Song (McLeod/Boulton);
The M.hm Song;
Flower of Scotland (Williamson)
Live from Scotland Volume 2 (Dara PA008, 1975)
Lock the Door Lariston;
Sunday Driver (Trad/J W Hill);
Come O'er the Stream Charlie;
King Fareweel;
Yur Losin' Them;
Ettrick Lady;
Nancy Whisky
Sae Will We Yet;
The Massacre of Glencoe (Jim MacLean);
The Friday Game (J W Hill);
The Battle of Prestonpans (Trad/Williamson);
weep Ye By Atholl (Weir/Williamson);
The Rattling Bog
Live from Scotland Volume 3 (Pan Audio PA015, 1975)
The Portree Kid (Hilton/Jones);
The Sherramuir Fight;
Jamie raeburn;
Chevaliers Muster Roll;
Shoals o' Herring (MacColl)
The Massacre of Glencoe (Jim MacLean);
The Friday Game (J W Hill);
The Battle of Prestonpans (Trad/Williamson);
weep Ye By Atholl (Weir/Williamson);
The Rattling Bog
Lord Yester (Weir/Williamson);
Reivers Galley (Williamson);
La-Di-Dum (Rikki Fulton);
Johnny Ra;
MacPherson's Rant
Live from Scotland Volume 4 (Pan Audio PA027, 1977)
Hughs o' Cromdale;
Blues for Hughie;
Hush Hush (Jim MacLean);
Willie's Gone Tae Melville Castle;
South Australia;
Lowlands o' Holland
Bannockburn;
The Rigs o' Rye;
There Was a Lad (Burns);
Battle o' Harlaw;
Earl o' Moray;
Killiecrankie
I also have:
Alive Alive O
Flower of Scotland
Heritage
Peat Fire Flame
Scottish Love Songs
Stovies(live)
The Comedy Collection
The Compact Collection
The Very Best of The Corries
If anyone would like me to post them
MJF
posted by Lizardson at 8:19 PM
15 Comments:
Love the Corries, please upload anything you have of them. Does anyone have anything by the Liverpool folk group 'The Spinners' which I have been looking for for ages?
hi! i keep this blog long time, fantastic dark contributions. greetings from spain.
http://aldeaf.blogspot.com
Please do.
More of the Corries, please! I've been a fan for some years, but have only haphazardly found their albums. This series is wonderful, and the Heritage and Stovies lps would be great.
Thanks very much.
Any Chance of a complete set of Corries "Last of Barretts Privateers"
None of us have more than 4-5 tracks
from the album?
Just brilliant! Yes, more Corries.
Hi again.
There appears to be a bit of a terminal cut-off problem with the following tracks on Volume 1:-
3 - Lads Among the Heather
5 - Hugh the Graeme
9 - Loch Tay Boat Song.
All three items obviously finish before the end and have then had two seconds of silence tacked on.
Any chance of a re-issue of these three tracks, please, oh, please?
Ah, the Corries - so good!
Thank you so much for these Corries albums ... just brilliant!
I noticed the same thing Paul noticed; some of the songs cut off early. This isn't that way on the actual lp is it? ... it's strange. Sometimes it is intentional on live records but this doesn't seem as though it is the case unless the recording is to focus on the story being told.
Is it possible for a test or re-up? It would be very welcome.
Thank you ...
Urdhr
I have actually found those three tracks elsewhere but at 160 rather than MJF's 192. Yes, they are really a fair bit longer. If MJF can't help, I will gladly post tje three tracks
Hi to Lizardson!
MJF has possibly not seen the earlier comments about the tracks 3, 5 and 9 of Volume 1 not being complete. I have also found that track 8 on the same album has some bad problems. I have located alternate tracks elsewhere but at 160kps. Those replacement tracks are available at:
http://sharebee.com/292ed267
for those who may wish to complete Volume 1. Hopefully, MJF may be able to come up with replacements at 192kps. I will leave it to your discretion. Regards
Thank you so much for the Corries..I love them, and just about anything irish, celtic etc.
Can you tell me if you have christmas in the trenches by the Corries?
If they don't sing it/ do you know who does??
Thank you very much.
Thanks to MUF fr the riginal mpost, and to Paul for the fixed tracks. God job.
For Jane Doe
'Christmas in the Trenches" was written by John McCutcheon, and American, and issued on his album "Winter Solstice" in 1984. I have no ideas as to whether the Corries have performed it but I do know that Colcannon issued it on their "NineteenEightyEight" album.
Hi I`m looking for a track I think it was on a live album
it is called "The Shamrock and The Thistle" a
The Theme is about The Irish Folk Crowd coming over to celebrate
"The Scottish New Year" Hogmanay/Ne`erday
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