FIRST HEARING:
And so we come to our second one-man-band. Two in two weeks! Is this the new trend?
Anyway, computers are great things (when they work!) and putting everything down then adding sounds round about the main instrument is regular in pop music.
Here you would not know the difference. It's bright, bouncy and right in tempo for dancers. There's even a new dance, with instructions in the booklet.
Spot the joins!

1) Reel - 3 x 32 Bar: Annie Mae's Reel - Ben Hill - Lakeland
2) Jig - 3 x 40 Bar: Peter Straughan - James Dunbar - Billy Barlow
3) Strathspey - Jacqui Watson's - 3 x 32 Bar: Original - The Smith's A Gallant Fireman - Lime Hill
4) Reel - 8 x 32 Bar: Allie Croaker - The Coachman's Whip - The Maid Behind the Bar
5) Jig - 3 x 32 Bar: Trad. Canadian Jig - Miss Watt of Nether Cluny - Miss Gordon of Park
6) Strathspey - The Lea Rig - 8 x 32 Bar: Original - Kind Robin - Lad of Kyle - Thames Bridge
7) Medley - 32 Bar S/spey+Jig x 3: Glentromie - Carlisle Races - McKenzie Hay - Mist Over Tennessee - Duke of Gordon - Book of Delights
8) Reel - The Barmkin - 88 Bar: Original - Culburnie Lodge
9) Jig - 7 x 32 Bar: Miss Helen McInness - Craigellachie Lassies - Miss Euphemia Lowe - Miss Forsyth of Elgin - Miss Grant of Tombreakachy - Andrew's Jig - Lady Louisa Russell
10) Reel - 10 x 32 Bar: Miss Thomson's - The Old Man & the Old Woman - Wilafiord - Da Underhill - Yank's Reel
11) Jig - Balcomie HHouse - 3 x 48 Bar: Original - Marchioness of Normanby - Miss Hannah of Elgin
12) Strathspey - 5 x 40 Bar:Ballater - Because He Was A Bonnie Lad - Bridge o' Calley - Brig o' Dee - Ballater
13) Jig - 6 x 32 Bar: Jim & Jane Ruxton of Aberdeen - Tam's Hunting Horn - Davie's Brae
14) Strathspey - 3 x 40 Bar: Highland Whisky - Jenny's Bawbee - Dumbarton Castle
15) Reel - 7 x 32 Bar: The Breakdown - Jackie Coleman's Reel - Pit Hame da Borrowed Claes - Jack Broke da Prison Door - The Merry Blacksmith - Laurel's Reel - Coates Hall

FIRST HEARING:
And so we come to our second one-man-band. Two in two weeks! Is this the new trend?
Anyway, computers are great things (when they work!) and putting everything down then adding sounds round about the main instrument is regular in pop music.
Here you would not know the difference. It's bright, bouncy and right in tempo for dancers. There's even a new dance, with instructions in the booklet.
Spot the joins!

Lineup

Derek Hamilton: Accordion, Piano, Bass & Drums.