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Jim Malcolm - Sconeward
13 tracks: Scotch Blues, Neptune, Losin’ Auld Reekie, The Wild Geese, Scotlandshire, Achiltibuie, Lochs Of The Tay, The Wisest Fool, Up The Noran Water, Barrenlands, Grandfathers, The Party, Flowers Of Edinburgh.
Jim Malcolm’s first of two albums for Greentrax, not long after making his solo debut on the Scottish folk scene.
A remarkable singer and songwriter, this album includes many of his early songs and at that time his most popular.
All instrumentals and vocals by Jim Malcolm but with additional guitar by Ian McCalman, Nick Keir (whistle) and Hamish Bayne (concertina), each playing on one track only.
Watch out for Scotch Blues and Neptune.
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