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Hard Times Come and Go

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Released January 2015 | Format: CD | ref: CDBAR020
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The second album from Sandy Brechin (piano accordion, backing vocals) and Ewan Wilkinson (vocals, guitar). Also featuring Alison Smith (fiddle), John Currie (whistles), Laura Matuszak (backing vocals), Marcos Watt (congas), Mike Katz (pipes and whistles) and William Oke (bass guitar).

Ewan and Sandy play a mixture of Scottish, Irish and English traditional songs and tunes, together with contemporary folk songs and original compositions.

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TRACK LISTING

  1. The Devil Was a Friend to Me 1:50
  2. The Road to Errogie / The Hornets’ Nest / The Bunny’s Hat 3:14
  3. Broken Hearted I’ll Wander 3:40
  4. Tibbie Fowler O’ the Glen 3:10
  5. Lady Isabella Wemyss’s Strathspey / Streens / Mr Jaffrey’s (Jnr) Strathspey 3:08
  6. You’ve Been Gone Far Too long 2:49
  7. Tait’s / The Chow Man 3:19
  8. May Day 3:53
  9. Carnie’s Canter / Andy Broon’s Reel / Clydesdale Lasses 2:29
  10. The High Level Hornpipe / The Saratoga Hornpipe / President Garfield’s 3:22
  11. Battle of Otterburn 4:45
  12. Ian Green of Greentrax / Duntroon 3:31
  13. The Snows They Melt the Soonest 3:52
  14. Lullaby (At the End of the Day) 5:02

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