the Whistlebinkies

Long play record released.

Side One: Alena MacAskill/MacDonald’s Exercise/Jig of Slurs; Haughs O’Cromdale; Farewell to Nigg; Mrs MacLeod of Raasay/Mrs McGuire (McGuire);/Staten Island/Peat Fire Flame/Reel of Tulloch/High Road to Linton; The Battle of Sherriffmuir
Side Two: March of Brian Boru/Eileen Aroon/O’Keefe’s/Morrison’s Jig; Donald MacGillivray; Gillie Callum/The Barn Dance/Sleepy Maggie/The Blacksmith’s Reel; The Royal Scottish Pipers/The Harper (McGuire);/The Traditional Reel/The Ness Pipers

Rab Wallace (pipes), Eddie McGuire (flute), Rae Siddall (fiddle), Mick Broderick (drums and vocals) with Charles Guard (clarsach) and Peter Anderson (drums)

Album with Ted Mckenna released in East Germany. Recorded at the Rote Lieder festival.

Side One: Rattlin’ Roarin’ Willie; Lament for the Viscount of Dundee/Duncan McKillop; Champion at Keeping them Rolling; Neil Gow’s Lament for James Moray of Abercairney; The Haughs o’ Cromdale; Mrs. McGrath the Sergeant Said
Side Two: Selection of Scottish Folk Dances; The Dirty Blackleg Miner; Brian Boru’s March/The Road to Lisdoonvarna; Pig’s Jig/Morrison’s Jig/Do you want any more; Rocky Road to Dublin; Cam ye o’er frae France

Jim Daly (vocals, fiddle), Gordon Hotchkiss (vocals, concertina), Rab Wallace (pipes, bodhran), Michael Broderick (vocals, bodhran), Edward McGuire (flute), Ted McKenna (guitar, vocals)

This album has been featured on the Time Has Told Me site.

7 – 14 February 1976

Long play record featuring Mick Broderick singing The Ballad of the Q4 (Matt McGinn) with  Johnny Cameron (acoustic guitar.

Long play record released.

Side One: Twa Recruiting Sergeants; Sherrif Muir; Cradle Song; James Conolly; Home Boys Home
Side Two: Banks of the Roses; Admiral Benbow; Sullivan John; Mormon Braes; The Boston Burgler

Jim Daly (fiddle), Geordie McGovern (banjo, mandolin), Seane McGee (guitar), Michael Broderick (vocals and effects)