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The Flitting of Lorn (R4x32)
by Jean Attwood
Enjoy
Jim’s
“variations
on
a
theme”
of
The
Spootiskerry,
for
this dance from Alexander Book 8.
Saint Andrew’s Jig (J4x32)
by Jenny Bradley
The
dance
and
sheet
music
for
the
lead
tune
are
published
in
Nottingham
10.30.
The
tune
“The
European”
by
Tony
Payne
refers
to
the
train
from
Glasgow
through
Nottingham
to
Harwich which Tony used with his Sea Scout Troop.
Duddingston Loch (S5x32)
by Eddie McIntyre
Very
little
is
known
about
this
dance
or
the
requested
lead
tune “Drew and Eleanor” by Jack Stalker.
Osgood Mackenzie of Inverewe (R4x32)
by Michael Block
The
original
dance
instructions
and
tune
“The
Hidden
Gem”
by
Ron Kerr are reproduced, with permission, within the booklet.
Stanford Swing (J8x40)
by Bob McMurtry
A
wonderful
swinging
set
for
this
dance
with
La
Baratte,
published in The Devil’s Quandary.
Deer Friends (S8x32)
by Bob Anderson
Another
traditional
strathspey
set
for
this
Canadian
dance
with
an
interesting
setting
movement
published
in
The
St
Martin
Collection 1.
The New York Hornpipe (R8x48)
by Barry Priddey
Beginning
with
the
named
tune,
this
set
romps
through
Red
Wine
Reel
(Gordon
Shand),
iain
Peterson
by
John
Renton
before
two
tunes
by
Muriel
Johnstone.
The
dance
is
also
published
in
the
Capercaillie Book.
Raising the Anchor (R5x32)
by Iain Boyd
Begins
with
Iain
Boyd’s
choice
of
tune
-
The
Caidin
O’t.
The
dance is published in The Toyko Set and also Vive La Danse!
The Globe Inn (J8x32)
by Jackie Johnstone
What
else
to
begin
this
dance
from
Dumfries
but
Tam
O’Shanter?
The dance was published by Jackie in a leaflet in 1966.
Miss Nidra Aitken (S3x32)
by Francis Walduck
Francis’s
strathspey
from
The
Dancing
Brolga
Vol.1
is
set
to
three Muriel Johnstone tunes
Forward to Frankfurt (R8x40)
by Kenneth Reid
James
McInnes
Esq.,
Dandaleith
by
Charles
Grant
is
the
lead
tune
and
printed
alongside
the
dance
in
the
Birmingham
Platinum (1946-2016) Book.
Land of the Heather Hills (S4x32) 2 chds
by Barry Priddey
From
Barry
Priddey’s
Capercaillie
Book.
Beginning
with
Bonnie
Gallowa’,
then
Liz
Donaldson’s
Dreams
Vanished
is
followed
by
I
Wish
I
was
in
Glasgow
by
none
other
than
Billy
Connolly!
The
set is completed by The Norland Wind.
Hungarian Bride (R5x48) Sq.
by Eric Finley
This
dance
for
Judit
Hunyadi
and
Jean-Francois
Ginoux
from
A Reel Goulash is all Brahms and Liszt!
Five Penny Ness (J5x32)
by Jean Attwood
This
dance
was
published
in
one
of
the
Alexander
Leaflets
and
the lead tune is Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ross by John MacGregor.
Celebration at Higham (S8x32)
by Rob Smith & friends
Drumlanrig
Castle
(Niel
Gow)
begins
this
strong
strathspey
set.
The dance is published in the Higham Hall Anniversary booklet.
TRACK LISTING
There
are
many
excellent
dances
which
have
never
had
their
own
recording
and
this
Recorded
Highlights
series
hopes
to
reacquaint
you
with
some
of
these
by
giving
you
equally superb music to dance to.
Jim
Lindsay
&
his
full
6
piece
band
have
performed
to
their
usual
sublime
best,
creating
a
CD
which
you
will
want
to
listen
to
from
beginning
to
end,
encouraging
you
to
try
every dance!
