Kenneth McKellar: Scottish Saturday Night / London International LP 

TW 91283

Product Features

• Label: London International
• Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
• Country: UK
• Genre: Pop, Folk, World, & Country
• Style: Folk, Ballad

Overview

"Scottish Saturday Night" is a captivating collection of traditional and contemporary Scottish folk songs, masterfully performed by the renowned tenor Kenneth McKellar. Released by London International, this LP brings the essence of Scotland to your record player, featuring classics like "Hame O'Mine," "Hail Caledonia," and "The Hiking Song." The album is a tribute to Scotland's rich musical heritage, blending heartfelt ballads with lively folk tunes, making it a must-have for folk music enthusiasts and fans of Scottish culture alike.

Interesting Facts

• Cultural Heritage: Kenneth McKellar was renowned for his deep connection to Scottish music, and his performances are celebrated for their authenticity and emotional depth.
• Song Selection: The album includes a mix of traditional songs and compositions, showcasing the diverse tapestry of Scottish folk music.
• Critical Acclaim: McKellar's clear, lyrical tenor voice and his ability to bring out the poignancy in traditional Scottish ballads have earned him a lasting place in the hearts of folk music lovers.

Track Listing

Side A:

1. Hame O'Mine (Written-By – McKenzie Murdoch)
2. The Bonnie Wells O'Wearie (Written-By – Macagan, Grieve)
3. The Nameless Lassie (Written-By – MacKenzie, Ballantyne)
4. O Sing Tae Me The Auld Scots Sangs (Written-By – Bethune, Leeson)
5. We're No Awa' Tae Bide Awa' (Adapted By, Arranged By – MacPherson)

Side B:

1. A Gordon For Me (Written-By – Wilson)
2. Hail Caledonia (Written-By – Stroud, Ogilvie)
3. The Hiking Song (Written-By – MacKenzie, Rankin)
4. The Gathering Of The Clans (Written-By – Hanley, Gourlay)
5. Kelvin Grove (Arranged By – Sharples, Written-By – Trad.)
6. Marching Through The Heather (Written-By – Hanley, Gourlay)

Key Credits

• Directed By: Robert Sharples
• Engineer: Arthur Lilley
• Illustration: Frank Daniel (3)
• Liner Notes: George Elrick
• Producer: Frank Lee (3)
• Tenor Vocals: Kenneth McKellar

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