CD `Musicians and Singers of Argyll and the Islands Vol. 1`.
Twenty-two tracks of music including Angus MacPhail`s Band.
1999.213.1
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1999.213.17
Audio cassette `Tir Mo Ghraidh`.
Selection of Gaelic song, story and music.
1999.217.20
CD `World Library of Folk Music and Primitive Music: Scotland`.
Forty-three tracks of Scottish music.
1999.217.21
Audio cassette copy of CD `World Library of Folk Music and Primitive Music: Scotland`.
Forty-three tracks of Scottish music.
1998.323.19
Hardback book `Scotland`s Music` by John Purser.
Descriptions of classical and traditional music from the 8th century to the present day, with colour illustrations.
1999.229.1
Colour photograph of Gordon Connell and Lachie Campbell in 1980-81.
L-R: Gordon Connell, Crossapol, on the accordion and Lachie Campbell, Cornaigbeg, on the pipes in the Coll Hotel in 1980-81.
1999.229.11
Colour photograph of a ceilidh in the Lodge Hotel in the mid-1980s.
Ceilidh in the Lodge Hotel in the mid-1980s. L-R: Stuart Langley, Kirkapol; Gordon Connell, Crossapol; Donald Berry, Vaul; Bernie Smith, West Hynish; Iain MacKinnon, Barrapol.
1999.229.23
Murray Omand’s band
Photograph of Murray Omand’s band in 1970.
Courtesy of Mr Gordon Connell
Murray Omand’s band consisted of local men, seen here playing at a wedding in the public hall in 1970. They are, from left to right, Gordon Connell of Crossapol, Stewart Langley of Kirkapol, Lachie MacFadyen of Kenovay and Murray Omand of Balephetrish.
Black and white photograph of the musicians at a Tiree wedding in 1970.
The musicians at a Tiree wedding in 1970. L-R: Gordon Connell, Crossapol; Stewart Langley, Kirkapol; Lachie MacFadyen, Kenovay; Murray Omand, Balephetrish.
2003.28.13
CD `Lasair Dhe`.
Prayers, psalms and other spiritual music performed by a variety of artists.
2003.16.1
Programme for `Celtic Connections`, a winter music festival held in Glasgow 15/1/2003-2/2/2003.
Programme for Glasgow`s winter music festival featuring Angus MacPhail of Skippinish on pp 21 and 29.