Discography section 16: McKechnie-Masterton (PDF)

"played by Harry Maquilty Band"
DC-663- Scotch jigs No. 1 ( - ) Victory 97, 148(7”)
"played by Maquilty's Band"
DC-664- Scotch Jigs No.2 ( - ) Victory 98, 180(7”)
"played by Harry Maquilty Band"CHECK AGAIN (style/format inconsistent?)
DC-668 Scotch jigs No. 1( - ) Victory 148(7”)
Harry Maquilty Band or “The Oliver Band” (3053, 3055), “Oliver Military Band” (3054, 3056)
Recorded London, Wednesday, 8 th . May 1929
DC-676-2 Strathspeys ( - ) Victory 111, 138(7”)
DC-677-2 Petronella – Scots country dance (trad) Victory 265; 323(7”)
DC-678-1 Hornpipes No. 1 ( - ) Victory 110(7”)
E-722-1/2 Scotch jigs No. 1 ( - ) Crystalate unissued (6”)
E-723-1 Scotch jigs No. 2 ( - ) Crystalate unissued (6”)
E-726-1 Strathspeys ( - ) Oliver 3053(6”)
E-727 Petronella (trad) Oliver 3054(6”)
E-728 Hornpipes No. 1 ( - ) Oliver 3055(6”); Kiddyphone 200(6”)
E-729 Country dances No. 1 ( - ) Oliver 3056(6”)
rev: 3053 by Tommy Hayman, 3054 by Oliver Military Band, 3055 as Military Band;
3056 by Dance Orchestra (all of no interest)
NOTE: This is may be a pseudonym for Jay Whidden & his Band. Victory 323 as Colonial Guards Band
Victory 265 as Victory Military Band. Used as a Pseudonym on Victory 312 for Cathie’s Band and
Victory 52, 53 for the Band of H. M. Irish Guards.
REG MARCUS
(Hampstead, 1881 - ). Vocal
Recorded London, ca September 1930
XX-3931-2 Mag MacFreckles (R. Marcus) Piccadilly 647
XX-3932 Sandy (R. Marcus; H. Bull) Piccadilly 647
NOTE: A real person who appeared in some 1930’s films.
PHEMIE MARQUIS
(Euphemia Marquis) (Glenorchy, 1894 - 1967). Gaelic soprano with piano
Recorded Blyth Road, Hayes, Middlesex, Monday, 10 th . June 1918
HO4192ae The march of the Cameron Men (Mary Maxwell Campbell;
arr. Finlay Dunn) HMV unissued
HO4193ae The march of the Cameron Men (Mary Maxwell Campbell;
arr. Finlay Dunn) HMV unissued
HO4194ae Crodh Chaelein (Calling cattle) (Malcolm Lawson) HMV unissued
HO4195ae Crodh Chaelein (Calling Cattle) (Malcom Lawson) HMV unissued
HO4196ee The land of the mountains (An reid thu leam abighinn og) (trad) HMV B-974
HO4197ee The land of the mountains (An reid thu leam abighinn og) (trad) HMV unissued
HO4198ae Fear a Bhata (The boatman) (Malcolm Lawson) HMV unissued
HO4199ae Fear a Bhata (The boatman) (Malcolm Lawson) HMV B-973
HO4200ee A fairy’s love song (Tha mi sgith) (Kennedy Fraser) HMV B-974
HO4201ee A fairy’s love song (Tha mi sgith) (Kennedy Fraser) HMV unissued
HO4202ae Na Reilbairean (Hebridean sea-reiver’s song) (Kennedy Fraser) HMV unissued
HO4203ae Na Reilbairean (Hebridean sea-reiver’s song) (Kennedy Fraser) HMV B973
HO3333af Mo Dhachaidh (My home) (Malcolm MacFarlane, trad) HMV unissued(12”)
HO3334af Mo Dhachaidh (My home) (Malcolm MacFarlane; trad) HMV unissued(12”)
HO3335af Bunha a Mhie Crimmain (MacCrimmon’s lament) (trad) HMV unissued(12”)
HO3336af Bunha a Mhie Crimmain (MacCrimmon’s lament) (trad) HMV unissued(12”)
PHYLLIS MARSDEN
Pseudonym on RexophoneAu 5626 for Jessie Broughton
ARCHIBALD MARSHALL
“Pipe Corporal 1 st . Battn. Scots Guards”. Bagpipes
Recorded London, ca l902
Scotch melodies No. 1 – Intro. Cock o’ the North – march (trad);
The tailor’s wife – strathspey (trad); Jenny Dang the weaver – reel
(Alexander Garden) Edison 518, 5650(cyl)
Scotch melodies No. 2 – Intro. Highland laddie – march;
The devil in the kitchen – strathspey; Tulloch Gorm –
reel (all trad) Edison 519, 5651(cyl)
Scotch melodies No. 3 – Intro. The Campbells are coming –
march; Highland schottische (both trad) Edison 520, 5652(cyl)
William Dean-Myatt. 'Scottish Vernacular Discography, 1888-1960'. Draft. December 2012. Preview copy.
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