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'''Musical Traditions Records''' [http://www.mtrecords.co.uk]
http://www.mtrecords.co.uk


Musical Traditions Records produces CD-Rs of important music which is not commercially available.  All are accompanied by a substantial booklet giving as much information as we can find about the performers, their lives and their music.  Wherever possible, the complete recorded repertoire is made available, usually for the first time - thus many of our productions are actually double CD-Rs.
'''Musical Traditions Records'''


''This small but very valuable catalogue - Vic Smith in fRoots
Musical Traditions Records produces CD-Rs of important music which is not commercially available.  All are accompanied by a substantial booklet giving as much information as we can find about the performers, their lives and their music.  Wherever possible, the complete recorded repertoire is made available, usually for the first time - thus many of our productions are actually double CD-Rs.


A very significant contribution to folk-song scholarship - Dave Atkinson in Folk Music Journal
''This small but very valuable catalogue - Vic Smith in fRoots''


Some of the best collections available of traditional music - Steve Winnick in Dirty Linen''
''A very significant contribution to folk-song scholarship - Dave Atkinson in Folk Music Journal''


'''Our current cataloge is as follows:'''
''Some of the best collections available of traditional music - Steve Winnick in Dirty Linen''


[[MTCD301-2 A Broadside: Bob Hart]]


[[MTCD303 Plenty of Thyme: Cyril Poacher]]
'''The current cataloge is as follows:''' [[Image:mt_rec.jpg|right]]


[[MTCD304 Come Hand to me the Glass: George Townshend]]
'300 Series' CD-Rs in DVD cases with integral booklet:


[[MTCD305-6 Put a Bit of Powder on it, Father: Walter Pardon]]
* [[MTCD301-2 A Broadside: Bob Hart]]


[[MTCD307 Band of Gold: Wiggy Smith and other Smith family members]]
* [[MTCD303 Plenty of Thyme: Cyril Poacher]]


[[MTCD308 Ythanside: Daisy Chapman]]
* [[MTCD304 Come Hand to me the Glass: George Townshend]]


[[MTCD309-10 Just Another Saturday Night]]
* [[MTCD305-6 Put a Bit of Powder on it, Father: Walter Pardon]]


[[MTCD311-2 Up in the North and Down in the South]]
* [[MTCD307 Band of Gold: Wiggy Smith and other Smith family members]]


[[MTCD313 The Broom Blooms Bonny: Joe Rae]]
* [[MTCD308 Ythanside: Daisy Chapman]]


[[MTCD314 Classic English Banjo: Ray Andrews]]
* [[MTCD309-10 Just Another Saturday Night]]


[[MTCD315-6 Have a Drop Mair: Kevin and Ellen Mitchell]]
* [[MTCD311-2 Up in the North and Down in the South]]


[[MTCD317-8 Chainmaker: George Dunn]]
* [[MTCD313 The Broom Blooms Bonny: Joe Rae]]


[[MTCD319 A Catalogue Sampler]]
* [[MTCD314 Classic English Banjo: Ray Andrews]]


[[MTCD320 Here's Luck to a Man]]
* [[MTCD315-6 Have a Drop Mair: Kevin and Ellen Mitchell]]


[[MTCD321-2 Far in the Mountains Vols 1 & 2]]
* [[MTCD317-8 Chainmaker: George Dunn]]


[[MTCD323-4 Far in the Mountains Vols 3 & 4]]
* [[MTCD319 A Catalogue Sampler]]


[[MTCD325-6 From Puck to Appleby]]
* [[MTCD320 Here's Luck to a Man]]


[[MTCD327-8 Country Songs and Music: Oak]]
* [[MTCD321-2 Far in the Mountains Vols 1 and 2]]


[[MTCD329-30 The Hardy Sons of Dan]]
* [[MTCD323-4 Far in the Mountains Vols 3 and 4]]


[[MTCD331-2 Around the Hills of Clare]]
* [[MTCD325-6 From Puck to Appleby]]


[[MTCD333 The Birds Upon the Tree]]
* [[MTCD327-8 Country Songs and Music: Oak]]


[[MTCD334 Here's One You'll Like, I Think: Stephen Balwin]]
* [[MTCD329-30 The Hardy Sons of Dan]]


[[MTCD335-6 Songs from the Golden Fleece]]
* [[MTCD331-2 Around the Hills of Clare]]


[[MTCD337-8 Lizzie Higgins - in memory of: Lizzie Higgins]]
* [[MTCD333 The Birds Upon the Tree]]


[[MTCD341-2 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 1 & 2]]
* [[MTCD334 Here's One You'll Like, I Think: Stephen Balwin]]


[[MTCD343-4 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 3 & 4]]
* [[MTCD335-6 Songs from the Golden Fleece]]


[[MTCD401-2 Pop Maynard, Down the Cherry Tree: George 'Pop' Maynard]]
* [[MTCD337-8 Lizzie Higgins - in memory of: Lizzie Higgins]]


[[MTCD403-4 Martin Carthy at Ruskin Mill: Martin Carthy]]
* [[MTCD339-0 A Story to Tell: Keith Summers in Suffolk 1972-9]]


[[Topic TSCD518D The Road from Connemara: Joe Heaney (Seosamh Ó hÉanaí)]]
* [[MTCD341-2 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 1 and 2]]
 
* [[MTCD343-4 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 3 and 4]]
 
* [[MTCD345-7 The Brazil Family: Down by the Old Riverside]]
 
* [[MTCD401-2 Down the Cherry Tree: George 'Pop' Maynard]]
 
* [[MTCD403-4 Martin Carthy at Ruskin Mill: Martin Carthy]]
 
* [[Topic TSCD518D The Road from Connemara: Joe Heaney (Seosamh Ó hÉanaí)]]
 
'200 Series' CD-Rs in jewel cases with insert notes:
 
* [[MTCD200 Live!: Freddy McKay]]
 
* [[MTCD201 Yorkshire Fiddle Tunes Songs and Carols: Billy Harrison and Jim Eldon]]
 
* [[MTCD202 The Magpie's Nest: Peta Webb]]
 
'100 Series' Old Time Music CD-Rs in jewel cases with insert notes:
 
* [[MTCD101 Push Them Clouds Away: Old time country music 1924-38]]
 
* [[MTCD102 Old Ship Sailing for the Promised Land: White Gospel music 1926-38]]
 
* [[MTCD103 Yearlings in the Canebreak: Texas fiddle music 1924-30]]
 
* [[MTCD104 Where the Southern Crosses the Dog: Mississippi fiddle music 1928-35]]
 
* [[MTCD105 Georgia Bust Down 1930: John 'Seven Foot Dilly' Dilleshaw]]
 
Musical Traditions CD-ROMs:
 
* [[The Complete Musical Traditions]]
 
* [[Morris Dancing in the English South Midlands 1660-1900]]
 
And - just to complete the picture:
 
* [[Songs noted as having been 'in the repertoire of' various singers]]

Latest revision as of 09:55, 1 June 2007

http://www.mtrecords.co.uk

Musical Traditions Records

Musical Traditions Records produces CD-Rs of important music which is not commercially available.  All are accompanied by a substantial booklet giving as much information as we can find about the performers, their lives and their music.  Wherever possible, the complete recorded repertoire is made available, usually for the first time - thus many of our productions are actually double CD-Rs.

This small but very valuable catalogue - Vic Smith in fRoots

A very significant contribution to folk-song scholarship - Dave Atkinson in Folk Music Journal

Some of the best collections available of traditional music - Steve Winnick in Dirty Linen


The current cataloge is as follows:

'300 Series' CD-Rs in DVD cases with integral booklet:

'200 Series' CD-Rs in jewel cases with insert notes:

'100 Series' Old Time Music CD-Rs in jewel cases with insert notes:

Musical Traditions CD-ROMs:

And - just to complete the picture:

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