GREENTRAX
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RECORDINGS LTD
THE MCCALMANS
Cockenzie Business Centre
“THE GREENTRAX YEARS”
Edinburgh Road, Cockenzie,
CDTRAX 350
East Lothian Scotland EH32 0XL
Double CD Compilation of 46 Tracks selling for the
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price of One CD. In this The McCalmans’ final year of
touring, the tracks have been selected from the
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many albums recorded for Greentrax over 24 years.
Recent Releases ...
Includes tracks by ex-members of the group.
THE POOZIES BODEGA
“Yellow Like Sunshine” “Under The Counter”
CDTRAX 342 CDTRAX 325
Line-up includes Mairead “Scottish Folk Band of The
Green - Scots “Composer Year” - Scots Trad Awards
of The Year 2009”. 2009.
THE PAUL MCKENNA BAND “PEOPLE AND SONGS OF
“Between Two Worlds” THE SEA”
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“Up and Coming Artist of Songs and music reflecting the
The Year” - Scots Trad rich cultural heritage of
Awards 2009. Scotland’s fishing.
MICK WEST
PAUL ANDERSON BRIAN MCNEILL
“SARK O’ SNAW”
“Home and Beauty” “The Baltic Tae Byzantium”
CDTRAX 344
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Already something of a The brilliant sequel to the
A strong collection of songs from one of Scotland’s
legend and revered virtuoso ground-breaking
finest traditional singers, who deserves wider
of the Scottish Fiddle. “Back o’ The North WInd”
recognition.The album was brilliantly produced by
Fraser Fiflield and is possibly Mick’s best album to date.
Worldwide Distribution - Contact Greentrax for your
nearest distributor or visit our Website for full details :-
Available from all good record shops or
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by direct mail order.
Specialising in traditional, contemporary
SPECIAL OFFER FROM GREENTRAX
and Gaelic music from Scotland and beyond.
ALBUMS £11.00 OR THREE FOR £30.00
Free catalogue available on request.
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