What a story a pair of boots could tell.
The tunebook of my new music, commissioned by St Margaret’s Braemar and inspired by the story of mountain rescue in the Cairngorms.
With grateful thanks to Isabel Davies and Miles Newman for sponsoring the publication of the tunebook.
The music was premiered at the opening of the Braemar Mountain Festival in February 2019, performed by fourteen local, non-professional musicians who I had the pleasure to work with over a series of workshops.
£14.98 including postage.
The Errogie Collection – Volume 1 – Tune Book.
I’m very excited indeed to announce that I’ have released a book of my tunes. Very grateful to Taigh na Teud for taking this on! And also to Somhairle MacDonald for his beautiful photos of the south side of Loch Ness.
Available for delivery now.
£17.00 including postage.
Squall – CD album
The Debut Album, recorded live in the Ceilidh Place Ullapool.
I decided to record the band and myself in front of a captive audience in the gorgeous surroundings of Ullapool, in the north west Highlands of Bonny Scotland. We transformed the games room of The Ceilidh Place into what turned out to be a very intimate atmosphere with the band in the center of the room and studio audience on either side.
– Credits –
• Marc Clement – Guitar, co-producer, Mix engineer.
• John Spiers – Bass.
• Iain Copeland – Drums.
• Adam Sutherland – Fiddle, co-producer.
• Barry Reid – Recording engineer.
Squall – Digital download.
James Lindsay ‘Strand’
n; 1. the land bordering a body of water 2. one of the elements interwoven in a complex whole
Strand is a fully James Lindsay penned, darkly atmospheric blend of instrumental folk and contemporary-jazz which explores unusual settings of traditional melodic ideas and improvisations.
credits
released June 2, 2017
Double Bass – James Lindsay
Fender Rhodes – Tom Gibbs
Guitar – Ben Macdonald
Drums – Scott Mackay
Fiddle – Adam Sutherland
Flute & Wurlitzer – Hamish Napier
Session A9
Latest Album from Session A9 featuring Charlie McKerron, Gordon Gunn, Kevin Henderson and myself on fiddle. Also the superb singing and guitar playing talents of Marc Clement plus the fabulous Brian MacAlpine on piano and David ‘Chimp’ Robertston on percussion.
