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1. Angus McLeod
   Aitken Drum
   
2. Greenholm
   Rock Valley
   Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Ridley
   George Carrick
   
3. Manchester Caledonians
   South Inch House
   Cambeltown Kiltie Ball
   
4. Shiftin’ Bobbins
   Miss C.M. Barbour
   The Belinda Clinskale Two-step
   Shambly Woods
   
5. Miss Betty Hunter
   Sir Torquil Munro
   Athole Volunteers Quickstep
   Duncan Campbell Of Oban
   
6. New Scotland
   Shetland Fiddlers’ Society
   Lass O’Corries Mill
   Mrs. Adie
   
7. The Flowers Of Edinburgh
   Dunstanburgh Castle
   Jock Wilson Of Fenton
   The Great North Run
   
8. Forres Country Dance
   Snowy Monday
   Jimmies’
   Martin Stewart
   
9. The Garry Strathspey Set
   
10. Miss Gayton’s
    South Lea
    Luggin’ The Box
    
11. Christopher Whitehead
    The Frost Is All Over
    Sweet Biddy Daly
    The Drunken Parson
    
12. Mary & Maurice Cooper
    Miss Irene Fiddler’s
    Countryfare
    Corenside Common
    The Green Hill
    
13. Miss Catherine Stewart, Pettyraich
    Wee Murdie
    Da Sooth End
    Woodhaven Pier
    
14. The Irish Rover
    The Foggy Dew
    The Boys Of Wexford
    Let Him Go Let Him Tarry
    

Two comments

Robert Whitehead & The Danelaw Country Dance Band: Strictly Scottish - Volume Two (1998)

On the album:
- Robert Whitehead (accordion)
- Ken Park (fiddle)
- Christopher Whitehead (accordion)
- Alan Brown (piano)
- David Ashbridge (drums)

Scottish music, with some Irish & English tunes.

Available at Old School Beauly:
https://oldschoolbeauly.com/products/robert-whitehead-the-danelaw-scottish-dance-band-strictly-scottish-vol-2

Re: Strictly Scottish - Volume Two

For a v simple tune, try “Angus McLeod” (1st track). A cheery wee tune. “Flowers of Edinburgh” is nice and fairly easy on fiddle - and a lovely tune which I used to put harmonies to when I had a piano at home.