We hope to compile a catalogue with players, instruments, tunes, dates, a description of quality and anything else that may be relevant. The catalogue will be updated from your entries. Please provide your observations in a form that helps us to create and update the catalogue.
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Current Catalogue Entry
| Tape/Side | NPS-JFC-C-005-02 | Length m | 29m | Date rec’d | ??? | Quality | Mostly Good, some speed issues |
| Title | Alnwick Gathering with Jimmy Muir (beginning of concert) | Contents | Live Concert | ||||
| Notes | |||||||
| Help? | Tunes? Date? Start of comedy set? | ||||||
| Start-End | Performer | Tunes/Titles | Instruments | Notes | by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0:0-08:20? | Bryce Anderson (name corrected by MC from Goose) | Scottish country dance music finishing with De’il amang the tailors. | Piano Accordion | Continuation of set from side 1 Tape running slightly too fast throughout | MD |
| Voice | Comedy set appears to start before 08:20. | GM | |||
| 08:20 – 15:12 | Jimmy Muir. | (Comedy routine with) The Newspaper song. | spoken voice with some singing | Good quality | MD |
| 16:12-22:48 | Ned Pearson of Cambo | Medley including De’il Amang the Tailors and the Blackthorn Stick. | Plays fiddle, sometimes with piano accompaniment. | Good quality. | MD |
| 23:50-28:57 | Jimmy White the Canny Shepherd Lad | Up the Rye (?) Burn Nicky Tams. Poems/Songs | Voice. Sings (unaccompanied) | Good quality | MD |
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