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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 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. |
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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
MTCD301-2 A Broadside: Bob Hart MTCD303 Plenty of Thyme: Cyril Poacher MTCD304 Come Hand to me the Glass: George Townshend MTCD305-6 Put a Bit of Powder on it, Father: Walter Pardon MTCD307 Band of Gold: Wiggy Smith and other Smith family members MTCD308 Ythanside: Daisy Chapman MTCD309-10 Just Another Saturday Night MTCD311-2 Up in the North and Down in the South MTCD313 The Broom Blooms Bonny: Joe Rae MTCD314 Classic English Banjo: Ray Andrews MTCD315-6 Have a Drop Mair: Kevin and Ellen Mitchell MTCD317-8 Chainmaker: George Dunn MTCD319 A Catalogue Sampler MTCD320 Here's Luck to a Man MTCD321-2 Far in the Mountains Vols 1 & 2 MTCD323-4 Far in the Mountains Vols 3 & 4 MTCD325-6 From Puck to Appleby MTCD327-8 Country Songs and Music: Oak MTCD329-30 The Hardy Sons of Dan MTCD331-2 Around the Hills of Clare MTCD333 The Birds Upon the Tree MTCD334 Here's One You'll Like, I Think: Stephen Balwin MTCD335-6 Songs from the Golden Fleece MTCD337-8 Lizzie Higgins - in memory of: Lizzie Higgins MTCD341-2 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 1 & 2 MTCD343-4 Meeting's a Pleasure: Folksongs of the Upper South Vols 3 & 4 MTCD401-2 Pop Maynard, 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)