Discography section 16: McKechnie-Masterton (PDF)

LonUS LL-1582; LonInt TW-91214;
AceOf ClubsCa ACL-7702
M-3247 Three jigs – Stool of repentance (trad); Braes of Melinish (trad);
The hen’s march (MacLeod) Bel ABL-510(LP); Dec LF-1154(LP);
LonUS LL-1582; LonInt TW-91214;
AceOf ClubsCa ACL-7702
Recorded Glasgow, April 1955
M-3317 Reveille – Johnnie Cope; First meal pipes – Bundle and go
(both trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3318 Second meal pipes – Brose and butter; Officer’s mess pipes –
Bannocks of barley meal (both trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3319 Dress for parade – Cabar Feidh; Staff parade – Hieland laddie;
Fall in – MacKenzie Highlanders (all trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3320 March past – Pibroch o’ Donal Dhu; Marching into barracks –
The Campbells are coming (both trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3321 The charge – Cabar Feidh; General salute – Cogh na sith;
Funeral salute – The flowers o’ the forest; Land o’ the leal
(all trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3322 Playing in a draft – Oh, but ye’ve been long a’ coming
Playing out a draft – Happy we’ve been a’the gether (both trad) Bel ABL-504 LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
M-3323 Retreat – I ha’e a wife o’ my ain (trad)
Lights out – Soldier, lie down on a wee pickle straw (trad) Bel ABL-504(LP); LonUS LL-1582;
AceOfClubsCa ACL-7702; LonInt TW-91214
SHEILA McNEIL
Comedienne with orchestra
Recorded London, Tuesday, 15 th . August 1905
1029d The Scotch school girl ( - ) Zon 43038(7”.s/s)
1030d Tam o’ Shanter ( - ) Zon 43037(7”.s/s)
2445e The Scotch school girl ( - ) Gram unissued
2446e Tam o’ Shanter ( - ) Zon X-43091(s/s)
2447e The Scotch schoolgirl ( - ) Zon X-43092(s/s)
MARY CONNELL McNIVEN
Mezzo soprano
Recorded Glasgow, September 1933
WSC-103-1 An Gille Dubh Ciar Dubh (The dark haired youth)
(trad. arr. John bell) Par E-4064
WSC-104-1 Fear a’ Bhata (The boatmen) (trad) Par E-4064
NOTE: Winner of the Mod Gold Medal in 1934 at Oban.
SANDY McPHAIL
Pseudonym on May-Fair G-2098 for Harry Gordon, May-Fair G-2138 for Jock Walker
JAMES C. MacPHEE
(Ballachulish, 1905 – 1963). “James C. MacPhee, tenor with piano”
Recorded Mobile Van, Glasgow, Thursday, 10 th . October 1929
BR-2680-2 An Airigh (The shieling) (trad) HMV B-3253; HMVSA B-3253
BR-2681-1/2 A’ chuthag (The cuckoo) (trad) HMV unissued
BR-2682-2 Mairi Dububh’s Na Hu’-o-Ho (My dark Mary) (trad) HMV B-3253; HMVSA B-3253
BR-2683-1/2 Dhalb Sno Righean Chruin n Donn (My auburn maid) (trad) HMV unissued
“James C. MacPhee, tenor with W. T. Best, piano”
Recorded Petty France, London, Wednesday, 17 th . February 1932
CA-12437-1 “Daily Record” Gaelic Songs a) Gaol Nan Cruinneag (The
comliest maid) (J. Cameron) b)Theid I’s Gu’N Teid I Leam
(The Gael and his sweetheart) (both trad) Col DB-765
CA-12438-1 “Daily Record” Gaelic song of the Scottish Watch. Air Fal Ill
O Irriag (The song of home) (J. Cameron) Col DB-765
William Dean-Myatt. 'Scottish Vernacular Discography, 1888-1960'. Draft. December 2012. Preview copy.
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