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Hamish Imlach
(1940-1996) Scottish entertainer
Some of Hamish's recordings are detailed below.
With thanks to Susanne Kalweit and Andreas Martens.
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Hamish Imlach (XTRA 1039, 1966)
Side One: Johnny O'Breadislee; Men Of Knoydart; The
Zoological Gardens; Street Songs; Cod Liver Oil and Orange Juice;
The Gaudie
Side Two: If It Wasn't For the Unions; The Cumbie Boys; Erin
Go Bragh; The Soldier's Prayer; Black Is the Colour; Foggy Dew
Hamish Imlach (vocals, guitar)
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Hamish Imlach, Live (XTRA 1050, 1967)
Side One: I Was a Gay Spark In My Time (Wattie Wright); Whisky You're the Devil (trad arr Imlach);
Early Morning Blues (Blind Blake); The Ballad of Timothy Evans (Ewan MacColl); It's Better In the Dark
(Gordon McCullough)
Side Two: Campbell (Pink Anderson); Castlereagh (Banjo Patterson); The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lassie's
Plaidie Awa' (trad arr Imlach); Paddy Lay Back (trad)
Hamish Imlach (vocals, guitar)
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Before and After (XTRA 1059, 1967)
Side One: Tall Tale (Watt Nicoll); Let Ramensky Go (Roddy McMillan);
Coppers' Song (trad); The Klan (trad);
McPherson's Farewell (Davie Stewart); Candy Man (John Hirt)
Side Two: The 37 Bus (M Toner); I Am A Miller (Lucy Stewart);
The Castle of Drumboe (Hugh MacDonald); The Dundee Cat I(Watt Nicoll);
Sporting Life (Brownie McGhee)
with Oscar St Cyr (mandola, Concertina); Bobby Campbell (fiddle)
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Ballads of Booze (XTRA 1094, 1967)
Side One: Beer Is Best (Murphy, Ross. Trad); The Mountain Dew; Little Maggie; Scottish Sabbath
(Jim McLean); Maids When You're Young; As Usual (Murphy, Zanetis); Good Bye Booze
Side Two: Drunk, Drunk Again (anon., Ross); Twelve and a Tanner a Bottle (Fyffe);
Whisky Seller; The Moonshiner; The Calton Weaver; The Poor Beasts (anon, new words Imlach)
all songs traditional, arranged Imlach unless otherwise indicated
with Tom Harvey, John MacKinnon,
Iain MacKintosh, Daryl Runswick, Mike Whellans
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The Two Sides of Hamish Imlach (XTRA 1069, 1968)
Side One: Jean Harlow (Died the Other Day); Clapped Out Motorcar; I Got
Fooled; Bourgeois Blues; The Horny Bull; The Happiest Day;
Side Two: The McGreggors; Anthony Riley; History of Football; The Priest and the
Minister; Clive's Song
with Clive Palmer (banjo, kazoo);
Archie Fisher (banjo, concertina); Ray Warleigh
(flute); John MacKinnon (fiddle); Martin Frey (tuba)
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The Hamish Imlach Sampler 1 (Transatlantic TRASAM 9, 1969)
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Old Rarity (XTRA 1121, 1969)
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5,227,706 Scotsmen Can't Be Wrong! (TRA SAM 22, 1971)
(with Watt Nicoll and Matt McGinn)
Side One: The Soldier's Prayer (trad adapted Stan Kelly);
Side Two: The Horny Bull (Nicoll)
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Fine Old English Tory Times (XTRA 1128, 1972)
Side One: Forty Pence Butter (trad); One Day Old (Hughes/Fisher);
Base Details (Sassoon); If You Want to See the General (trad);
Downtrodden Landlord (Woolf/Clayton); Automation (Fascination) (A Sherman)
Side Two: Twelve Pence Ain't A Shilling (Tom Glazer); Pie in the Sky (trad);
Whisky (Silverstein); Dialogue (trad); Five Eyes (Silverstein);
Fine Old English Tory Times (trad)
Hamish Imlach (vocals, guitar)
with Allan Barty (fiddle, mandolin, electric guitar);
Iain Mackintosh (whistle, banjo, acoustic guitar);
Mike Whellans (harmonica, percussion); Tom McGrath (piano);
Archie Fisher (bass guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals)
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Murdered Ballads (Transatlantic XTRA 1131, 1973)
Side One: Cornflakes Sugar Teardrops (Shel Silverstein, Alan Ribback); Bluebird (Shel Silverstein, Mike
Settle); Baldheaded Woman (Shel Silverstein); People Upstairs (Ogden Nash, Billy Connolly);
Coulters Candy (trad); Daddy What If? (Shel Silverstein); Tableau at Twilight (Ogden Nash, Hamish
Imlach); Jenny Jenkins (trad)
Side Two: The Whale (Shel Silverstein); The Mermaid (Shel Silverstein, Jim Friedman); The Rabbit
(trad); Travelling Rhythm (trad, Geordie McIntyre); Murdered Ballad (Alex Sweeney, trad);
The Lion (Ogden Nash, Shel Silverstein); The Night Squad (Barrie Roberts); That Terrible Terrible Night
(Shel Silverstein)
with Tam Harvey, Iain
MacKintosh, Mick Moloney, Daryl Runswick, Mike Whellans
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All Round Entertainer 2 (Transatlantic TRASAM 31, 1973)
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Folkclub Souvenir (Autogram ALP 204 (EP), 1975)
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Scottish Sabbath (Autogram ALLP 209, 1976)
Side One: Scottish Sabbath (Jim McLean); Downtrodden Landlord (T Wolfe); Kelty Clippie (John
Watt); Better in the Dark (Gordon McCulloch); The Gaudie (John Imlah); The Kerry Recruit
(trad/Imlach); Whisky and Women (Shel Silverstein)
Side Two: Men of Knoydart (Hamish Henderson); The General (trad); Pretty Little Horses
(trad/Imlach); If It Wasn't for the Unions (Matt McGinn); The Oyster Girl (trad/Imlach); The Band
Played Waltzing Mathilda (Eric Bogle); Goodbye Booze (trad/Imlach)
with Iain MacKintosh
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