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+import type Scotsoun from '../../types/Scotsoun';
+
+const cd: Scotsoun = {
+  title: 'Lowland Souch',
+  'long-name': 'Lowland Souch',
+  author: 'Davie Robertson',
+  'cd-count': 1,
+  price: '11.00',
+  'scotsoun-id': '118',
+  description: {
+    sco: `
+      This recordin haes been inspired bi the recent revival o the Scottish cauldwind or bellows pipes.
+      Davie Robertson is ane o the gleggest tradeitional muisicians rowed up wi this revival, an this
+      ingaiterin o hi wark haes been lang syne comin. His masterfu sma pipe accompaniments, his braid
+      an authentic East Lothian Scots an the caller virr o his nain composeitions affuird the best o
+      the tradeition eenou i Lawland Scotland. The mellin o auld an new is completit bi the sets gien
+      bi Andy Hunter (sma pipes), Davie Lockhart (fiddle) an Mike Ward (sma pipes an harmonium).
+    `,
+    'en-GB': `
+      This recording has been inspired by the recent revival of the Scottish cauldwind or bellows pipes.
+      Davie Robertson is one of the most accomplished traditional artists to be connected with the
+      revival and this collection of his work is long overdue. His masterly small pipe accompaniments,
+      his richly authentic East Lothian Scots and the refreshing vitality of his own song compositions
+      offer the best of the on-going tradition of Lowland Scotland. The blending of old and new is
+      completed by the sets offered by Andy Hunter (small pipes), Davie Lockhart (fiddle) and Mike
+      Ward (small pipes and harmonium).
+      `,
+  },
+  'track-list': ['The Piper’s Cave and Aiken Drum', 'A Drinkin Man Robertson'],
+};
+
+export default cd;