3rd March 2014 at the Green Note, London NW1.
Folk and Roots / Folk on Monday, folkandroots.co.uk/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Fiona Hunter (v/cello/shruti box), Mike Vass (g/tenor g/fiddle).
Fiona Hunter is from Glasgow and Mike Vass from Nairn (near Inverness), but now resident in Glasgow. Both are members of Malinky (these days largely inactive, but not over). The performance mostly consists of songs from Hunter’s recent album and included: “The Cruel Mother”, “The Laird o’ Drum”, “Young Emslie”, “The Bleacher Lass o’ Kelvinhaugh”, “Jock Hawk’s Adventures In Glasgow”, “Thou Cauld Gloomy Feberwar”, “The Weary Pund” (Robert Burns), “Braes o’ Gleniffer” (Robert Tannahill), “Shift and Spin” (Ewan McVicar), “Heave Ya Ho” (Davey Steel), “Ye Heilan’ Chields” (Andy Hunter). I’ve taken photos of Hunter before with with Malinky and Lorne MacDougall, and of Vass with Paul McKenna, Kathleen MacInnes and his sister Ali (to view click on the tags of their names).
More information: fionahunter.co.uk/, mikevass.com/.
Tags: Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Fiona Hunter Mike Vass Cello Tenor Guitar Guitar Folk and Roots Folk on Monday Green Note
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3rd March 2014 at the Green Note, London NW1.
Folk and Roots / Folk on Monday, folkandroots.co.uk/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Fiona Hunter (v/cello/shruti box), Mike Vass (g/tenor g/fiddle).
Fiona Hunter is from Glasgow and Mike Vass from Nairn (near Inverness), but now resident in Glasgow. Both are members of Malinky (these days largely inactive, but not over). The performance mostly consists of songs from Hunter’s recent album and included: “The Cruel Mother”, “The Laird o’ Drum”, “Young Emslie”, “The Bleacher Lass o’ Kelvinhaugh”, “Jock Hawk’s Adventures In Glasgow”, “Thou Cauld Gloomy Feberwar”, “The Weary Pund” (Robert Burns), “Braes o’ Gleniffer” (Robert Tannahill), “Shift and Spin” (Ewan McVicar), “Heave Ya Ho” (Davey Steel), “Ye Heilan’ Chields” (Andy Hunter). I’ve taken photos of Hunter before with with Malinky and Lorne MacDougall, and of Vass with Paul McKenna, Kathleen MacInnes and his sister Ali (to view click on the tags of their names).
More information: fionahunter.co.uk/, mikevass.com/.
Tags: Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Fiona Hunter Folk and Roots Folk on Monday Green Note
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3rd March 2014 at the Green Note, London NW1.
Folk and Roots / Folk on Monday, folkandroots.co.uk/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Fiona Hunter (v/cello/shruti box), Mike Vass (g/tenor g/fiddle).
Fiona Hunter is from Glasgow and Mike Vass from Nairn (near Inverness), but now resident in Glasgow. Both are members of Malinky (these days largely inactive, but not over). The performance mostly consists of songs from Hunter’s recent album and included: “The Cruel Mother”, “The Laird o’ Drum”, “Young Emslie”, “The Bleacher Lass o’ Kelvinhaugh”, “Jock Hawk’s Adventures In Glasgow”, “Thou Cauld Gloomy Feberwar”, “The Weary Pund” (Robert Burns), “Braes o’ Gleniffer” (Robert Tannahill), “Shift and Spin” (Ewan McVicar), “Heave Ya Ho” (Davey Steel), “Ye Heilan’ Chields” (Andy Hunter). I’ve taken photos of Hunter before with with Malinky and Lorne MacDougall, and of Vass with Paul McKenna, Kathleen MacInnes and his sister Ali (to view click on the tags of their names).
More information: fionahunter.co.uk/, mikevass.com/.
Tags: Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Fiona Hunter Folk and Roots Folk on Monday Green Note
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3rd March 2014 at the Green Note, London NW1.
Folk and Roots / Folk on Monday, folkandroots.co.uk/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Fiona Hunter (v/cello/shruti box), Mike Vass (g/tenor g/fiddle).
Fiona Hunter is from Glasgow and Mike Vass from Nairn (near Inverness), but now resident in Glasgow. Both are members of Malinky (these days largely inactive, but not over). The performance mostly consists of songs from Hunter’s recent album and included: “The Cruel Mother”, “The Laird o’ Drum”, “Young Emslie”, “The Bleacher Lass o’ Kelvinhaugh”, “Jock Hawk’s Adventures In Glasgow”, “Thou Cauld Gloomy Feberwar”, “The Weary Pund” (Robert Burns), “Braes o’ Gleniffer” (Robert Tannahill), “Shift and Spin” (Ewan McVicar), “Heave Ya Ho” (Davey Steel), “Ye Heilan’ Chields” (Andy Hunter). I’ve taken photos of Hunter before with with Malinky and Lorne MacDougall, and of Vass with Paul McKenna, Kathleen MacInnes and his sister Ali (to view click on the tags of their names).
More information: fionahunter.co.uk/, mikevass.com/.
Tags: Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Fiona Hunter Cello Folk and Roots Folk on Monday Green Note
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3rd March 2014 at the Green Note, London NW1.
Folk and Roots / Folk on Monday, folkandroots.co.uk/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Fiona Hunter (v/cello/shruti box), Mike Vass (g/tenor g/fiddle).
Fiona Hunter is from Glasgow and Mike Vass from Nairn (near Inverness), but now resident in Glasgow. Both are members of Malinky (these days largely inactive, but not over). The performance mostly consists of songs from Hunter’s recent album and included: “The Cruel Mother”, “The Laird o’ Drum”, “Young Emslie”, “The Bleacher Lass o’ Kelvinhaugh”, “Jock Hawk’s Adventures In Glasgow”, “Thou Cauld Gloomy Feberwar”, “The Weary Pund” (Robert Burns), “Braes o’ Gleniffer” (Robert Tannahill), “Shift and Spin” (Ewan McVicar), “Heave Ya Ho” (Davey Steel), “Ye Heilan’ Chields” (Andy Hunter). I’ve taken photos of Hunter before with with Malinky and Lorne MacDougall, and of Vass with Paul McKenna, Kathleen MacInnes and his sister Ali (to view click on the tags of their names).
More information: fionahunter.co.uk/, mikevass.com/.
Tags: Folk Music Great Britain Scotland Scottish Folk Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass Fiona Hunter Shruti Box Folk and Roots Folk on Monday Green Note
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