Vinyl Album - British Petroleum Pipe Band - Marches Ecossaises - Arfolk

Vinyl Album

Artist:	British Petroleum Pipe Band
Title:	Marches Ecossaises
Label:	Arfolk
Country:	France
Catalogue:	SB 302
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	British Petroleum Pipe Band	4/4 Marches: Scotland The Brave / The Badge Of Scotland / The Rowan Tree / Bonnie Galloway / MacPherson's Rant / The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie		Rate
A2	British Petroleum Pipe Band	Gaelic Airs 9/8 - 3/4 Marches: Water Of Kylesku / Morag Of Dunvegan / The Heights Of Dargai / The Battle Of The Somme / Kilworth Hills		Rate
A3	British Petroleum Pipe Band	6/8 Marches: Rab's Wedding / Jeannie Mauchline		Rate
A4	British Petroleum Pipe Band	2/4 Marches: Dornoch Links / Camphell Farewell To Redcastle / The Sweet Maid Of Glendaruel / The Pipers Cavo		Rate
B1	British Petroleum Pipe Band	3/4 Marches: The Battle Is O'er / The Green Hills Of Tyrol / The Road To Glendaruel / An Erminig		Rate
B2	British Petroleum Pipe Band	4/4 Marches: The March Of Quimper / Far O'er The Sea / The Meeting Of The Waters		Rate
B3	British Petroleum Pipe Band	2/4 March - Slow March - Strathspey - Polka - Jig: Athol An Breadalbane / The Mermaid / The Shetland Fiddler / The Rose Among The Heather / The Strathspey King / The Black Watch Polka / Paddy's Leather Breeches		Rate
B4	British Petroleum Pipe Band	March - Strathspey - Reel: Lord Alexander Kennedy / Colin Campbell / Caberfeidh		Rate

Notes

Several typos on sleeve. Camphell is probably Campbell. Jeannie Mauchline is probably "Jenny MacLean"

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Comments and Reviews


Fokeman 18th Mar 2020		This very early 12" LP on the label resolves the question "Where does the SB in the catalogue number come from?" At the bottom of the rear of sleeve we can see "Société Bretonne D'Enregistrement" or Brittany Recording Company. So SB comes from the first two words of this company name. They continued using SB as a catalogue number prefix until the end of their vinyl releases. The Arfolk Company itself has several different labels such as Heol, Omnifolk, Folk Loisirs and Escalibur which allows it to occasionally repackage the Arfolk material in another form and slip out on another label. As far as I know, all Heol material was lifted directly from Arfolk material.

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