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Chasing the story behind another very old fiddle recording

January 23, 2020raretunes

Might this be the oldest surviving non-commercial recording of Scottish fiddle music. Explored here: https://raretunes.org/professor-maclellan-of-berkeley/

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Fraser Fifield
Tommy Peoples, Edinburgh 2005
Aberdeen Strathspey and Reel Society
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