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	A Man's A Man (Autogram ALLP 215, 1978) with Iain MacKintosh Side One: A Man's A Man For A' That [1] (trad/Burns); Jamie Foyers [2] (MacColl); D-Day Dodgers (Schulze/Henderson); Parcel of Rogues (trad/Burns); The Roving Ploughboy [1]; Wae's Me For Prince Chairlie [2]; McPherson's Rant Side Two: Skye Boat Song; Betsy Bell [2]; The Can o' Tea [2] (Matt McGinn); I Am A Miller (trad); Freedom Come All Ye [2] (trad/Henderson); The Flooers o' the Forest; Baron of Brackley; Johnny Cope [1] = sung by Hamish Imlach & Iain MacKintosh [2] = sung by Iain MacKintosh all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated
	The Sporting Life (Kettle KOP 3, 1979, reissued in Germany by Musikiste, 26-6-250) Side One: Castlereagh; Timothy Evans; Sure To Be A Row; Sporting Life; Western Cowboy Side Two: Wagoner´s Lad; Whisky And Women; No Mans Land; Smoker´s Song; Black Is The Colour
	Sonny's Dream (Lismor LIFL 7006, 1985) Side One: Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice (MacDougall/Imlach); The Ballad of William Brown (trad. arr Imlach); Mary Anne (trad. new lyrics/music Imlach); The Reprobate's Lament (trad/lyrics Bill Hill); Salonika (trad. arr Imlach); Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Campbell/Newman); The Smokers Song (Ross/Imlach) Side Two: Sonny's Dream (Ron Hynes); If It Wasn't for the Union (Matt McGinn); The Parcel of Rogues (trad. arr Imlach); I Didn't Raise My Son To Be A Soldier (trad. new tune Imlach/lyrics McVicar); Goodbye Booze (trad. new tune/lyrics Imlach); D-Day Dodgers (Hamish Henderson); Men of Knoydart (Hamish Henderson) with Mary Black & Donal Lunny (title track), Iain MacKintosh, John Martin, Clark Sorley, Mike Whellans
	Live In Hamburg (MusiKiste 26-6-356, 1986) with Iain MacKintosh Side One: Johnny Cope; Skye Boat Song; The General [1] (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); Weary Life [1] (Bogle/Imlach/MacKintosh); Dance Band on the Titanic [2] (Harry Chapin); Rollin' [1] (Randy Newman); Susie [1] (Imlach/MacKintosh) Side Two: Paddy Lay Back (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); Tramps and Hawkers [1]; The New Restaurant [2] (Malvina Reynolds)^; Lily the Pink [1] (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); My Friends [1] (John Denver); All the Tunes in the World [1] (trad/words Ewan McVicar) [1] = sung by Hamish Imlach & Iain MacKintosh [2] = sung by Iain MacKintosh Recorded live at 'Die Zwiebel', Hamburg, Elbtreppe, on 1 Sep 1985
	Portrait (MusiKiste 26-6-359, 1989) I Wish They´d Do It Now; Chemical Worker´s Song; Hokey Smoky — Take The Children And Run; Deep Elm Blues; The Coalowner And The Poor Pitman´s Wife; Marilyn; He´s In The Jailhouse Now; Clive´s Song; One Day Old, The Dove; Dark As A Dungeon; Johnny, I Hardly Knew You; Ghost Army Of Korea Parade; Ain´t Playin´ Me Fair Recorded live at FERDI´s PIZZA PINTE in Bielefeld on 16th February 1989 with Götz Alsmann (banjo, mandolin); Rainer Brandt (trumpet); Dietmar Carl (snaredrum); Muriel Graves (backing vocals); Martin Hannemann: (keyboards, piano (on Clive´s Song)); Phil Shackleton (backing vocals); Gerry Spooner (dobro); Volker Wilmking (flute, piano, harmonica)
	I Was Born In Glasgow (Gallus Music GAL 102, no year- 1991?) with Ian Davison, Iain Mackintosh, Ewan McVicar, Alan Tall. Side One: I Wish I Was In Glasgow (Billy Connolly); The Glasgow I Used To Know (Adam McNaughtan) [1]; Farewell to Glasgow (Jim McLean) Side Two: Doon in the Wee Room (Trad/Daniel McLaughlin); Going Home To Glasgow (Ian Davison) [1] = with Ewan McVicar
	Two's Company (Vindaloo Music, CURRYCD001, 1993) with Muriel Graves Boozin; The Nobleman; Makin´ Whoopee; Ballad Of The Carpenter; Cigarettes And Whisky; The Bunch Of Thyme; Dead Puppies; Solid Gone; I Can Play Anything; Whistle Daughter Whistle; Donal Og; Salvation Army Song; Irish Ballad; Maxwell´s Silver Hammer; The Wagoner´s Lad
	More and Merrier (KRL Lochshore CDLDL 1238, 1995) Castlereagh (Hamish Imlach); Mary Alice Jones (unknown); Black is the Colour [1] (Hamish Imlach); I Like Beer (Tom T Hall); She Moved Through the Fair [1] (trad arr Imlach); Shit I've Forgotten the Words (unknown); Mary Anne (Hamish Imlach); The Hills of Lorne (Charlie Hunter)/Old French/Woodchoppers Reel [2]; Pub With No Beer (Gordon Noel Parsons); Amazing Grace [2] (trad arr Kramer); The Willowy Gardens (Hamish Imlach); Aunt Clara (unknown); Jock o' Bredeslie (trad arr Imlach); If You Go Away [1] (Jacques Brel/Rob McKuen); If It Wasn't for the Unions (Matt McGinn) [1] = sung by Muriel Graves [2] = sung/played by Kate Kramer with Muriel Graves, Kate Kramer, Martin Allcock, Ian McCalman, Derek Moffat, Fraser Spiers
	Scottish Folk Scene (2 LP, Metronome Records DALP 2/1955, no year) with Alex Campbell, Eddie Furey, Ian Campbell Folk Group, Archie Fisher,The Johnstons, Luke Kelly, Watt Nicoll Side One: The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lassie's Plaidie Awa (trad arr Imlach) Side Two: McPherson's Farewell (Davie Stewart) Side Four: Nancy Whisky (The Calton Weaver) (trad arr Imlach)
	Hamish Imlach - The Definitive Transatlantic Album (Castle Communications, 1997) It's Better In The Dark; Cod Liver Oil And Orange Juice; Johnny O'Breadislee; Erin Go Bragh; If It Wasn't For The Unions; Foggy Dew, The; Copper's Song, The; McPherson's Farewell; 37 Bus, The; Jean Harlow; Clapped Out Motorcar; McGreggors, The; Anthony Riley; Beer Is Best; Little Maggie; Goodbye Booze; Calton Weaver, The; Clive's Song; Cuckoo, The; Kilbogie; Bluebird; Jenny Jenkins; Travelling Rhythm

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