Gordeanna McCulloch
Scottish singer, performing mainly traditional Scots songs.
(Gordeanna has recorded with the Clutha)
Albums
| Title. | year | Label | number
|
|---|
| New Voices From Scotland |
1965 | Topic | 12T133
|
| Sheath and Knife | 1978 | Topic | 12TS370
|
| [Reissue] | 2005 |
Fellside | FECD117 |
| In Freenship's Name | 1997 | Greentrax | CDTRAX
123
|
Anthologies (with other artists on other tracks).
| Title. | year. | Label. | number.
|
|---|
| Ceilidh House Sessions - From The Tron Tavern, Edinburgh
(*) | 1994 | Greentrax |
CDTRAX5002
|
| Folksongs of North East Scotland - Songs from the Greig-Duncan Collection | 1995 | Greentrax |
CDTRAX5003 |
| Complete songs of Robert Burns, vol 2 | 1996 | Linn |
|
| Complete Songs of Robert Burns, vol 3 | 1997 | Linn |
|
| Scots Women Live From Celtic Connections 2001 | 2001 | Greentrax | CDTRAX213D
|
(* Gordeanna McCulloch with Palaver)
Anthology - Maddy Prior, John Kirkpatrick, Frankie Armstrong, Nic Jones,
Gordeanna McCulloch, John Wright et al.
| Title. | year. | Label. | number.
|
|---|
| Ballads
| 1997
| Fellside | FECD 110
|
Album Tracks.
In Freenships' Name Running time 48 minutes 13 seconds. Released in
1997. Recorded in Pier House Studios, Edinburgh. Produced by Dr Fred Freeman. Gordeanna McCullock (vocals), William Jackson (clarsach & whistle),
Brian Miller (vocals, spoken word), Stuart Morison (fiddle), Dougie Pincock
(vocal harmony, bodhran, flute and whistles), Charlie Soane (fiddle)..
| Title
| Author
|
| 1. The Shuttle Rins
| Trad
|
| 2. The Bawbee Birlin'
| Music: Niel Gow. Words: Rod Paterson and Michael Marra
|
| 3. Johnny, My Lad
| Trad
|
| 4. The Laird o' the Dainty Dounby
| Trad
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| 5. My Bonnie Laddie's Lang A'Growin | Trad
|
| 6. The Shepherd's Wife | Trad
|
| 7. Skippin' Barfit thro' the Heather | Trad
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| 8. Tam Bowie | Trad
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| 9. The Laird o' Warriston [Child Ballad 194] | Trad
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| 10. Tail Toddle | Trad
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| 11. The Plooman Laddies | Trad
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| 12. Willie's Droon'd in Yarrow | Trad
|
| 13. The Laird o' Drum [Child Ballad 236] | Trad
|
| 14. In Freenship's Name | Trad
|
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