Watt Nicoll - Ballad Of The Bog & Other Ditties / Watt Is A Four Letter Word / WattA Night / - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

W. Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, the Weavers, Odetta, Leadbelly, Burl Ives, the Kingston Trio, Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs +, full length CD w. 72 page illustrated book. Album Tracks 1. Red Jacket - SW 2. Humlan - Ale Mr 3. Blind Mattisleken 4. X2000 - Harv 5. Sparve Lilla - Groupa 6. Pning/Howdah/Jojk - Enteli 7. Otypiska Polskan/Fantguten 8. Vals 9. Klappvalsen - Groupa 10. T Om I Kund Beskriva - Lena Willemark 11. Annas Brudvals 12. Konvulsionsln 13. Njag Kommer Hem - Kjell Westling 14. Fast- Groupa 15. Sven Scanevit - Lena Willemark 16. Istanbul 17. Kullavrgen 18. Gammal Och Ung 19. Vilhonung - Groupa 20. Alarna 21. Robert - SW

Four albums, originally released on Transatlantic Records in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1973, from the legendary Scottish singer-songwriter Hamish Imlach. He was popular outside his native Scotland, touring extensively in Europe where he was much loved. Imlach died in 1996 at the tender age of 55, having lived life to the full! Digitally remastered and slipcased Album Tracks 1. Beer Is Best 2. The Mountain Dew 3. Little Maggie 4. Scottish Sabbath 5. Maids When You're Young 6. As Usual 7. Good Bye Booze 8. Drunk, Drunk Again 9. Twelve and a Tanner a Bottle 10. Whisky Seller 11. The Moonshiner 12. The Calton Weaver 13. The Poor Beasts 14. Clive's Song 15. The Cuckoo 16. Baron of Brackley 17. Pretty Little Horses 18. Noted Rider 19. Kilbogie 20. Boozin' Bloody Boozin' / Kid's Drinking Song 21. Streets of Laredo / Western Cowboy 22. Lang Johnny Moore 23. Poisoning the Students' Minds 24. Whupped Up the Hill 1. Forty Pence Butter 2. One Day Old 3. Base Details 4. If You Want to See the General 5. Downtrodden Landlord 6. Automation (Fascination) 7. Twelve Pence Ain't a Shilling 8. Pie in the Sky 9. Whiskey 10. Dialogue 11. Five Eyes 12. Fine Old Tory Times 13. Cornflakes, Sugar, Teardrops 14. Bluebird 15. Baldheaded Woman 16. People Upstairs 17. Coulters Candy 18. Daddy What If? 19. Tableau at Twilight 20. Jenny Jenkins 21. The Whale 22. The Mermaid 23. The Rabbit 24. Travelling Rhythm 25. Murdered Ballad 26. The Lion 27. The Night Sound 28. That Terrible Terrible Night

'Simmerdim Curlew Sounds' is a unique double album, multi-artist project of newly-commissioned works and soundscapes, inspired by one of the UK's most iconic and endangered birds, the Eurasian curlew. The project is the brainchild of the Orkney-born musician Merlyn Driver, who, with the support of the RSPB, has made this extraordinary project possible. The idea for the Curlew Sounds project emerged from Merlyn's work on a new song, 'Simmerdim', inspired by his memories of curlews. In the course of his research, he discovered the wealth of folklore, poetry, art and music curlews have inspired, and came to realise the true scale of their recent struggles. In some parts of the UK, curlew numbers have nose-dived more than 60% and they are now on the Birds of Conservation Concern Red List. The devastating prospect of losing curlews from the British countryside drove Merlyn to act and assemble new creative responses to this iconic bird - specifically to raise funds and awareness for their conservation. Merlyn reached out to a group of musicians who were either UK-based or from countries where the curlew migrates to or from the UK, such as Norway and Finland, and asked them to compose new music inspired by the curlew. Collaborations came from Talvin Singh, David Gray, The Unthanks, Tiny Leaves, Cosmo Sheldrake, Camilla George & Tamar Osborne, Emily Barker, Puuluup, El Buho, feat David Rothenberg, Marja Mortensson, feat. Daniel Herskedal, Tuuletar and Merlyn Driver, feat. Nathan Riki Thomson. For Disc Two, Merlyn travelled, Alan Lomax-style, the length and breadth of the UK, collecting recordings of curlews at five locations around the UK identified as priority landscapes for curlews by the RSPB's Curlew LIFE project; Geltsdale and Hadrian's Wall (England), Ysbyty Ifan and Hiraethog (Wales), Insh Marshes (Scotland), Loch Erne Lowlands, and Antrim Plateau (Northern Ireland),