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import img192w from '$images/scotsoun/sscd118-192w.jpg';
import type Scotsoun from '$types/Scotsoun';
const cd: Scotsoun = {
img: {
width192: img192w,
},
title: 'Lowland Souch',
longName: 'Lowland Souch',
author: 'Davie Robertson',
cdCount: 1,
price: '11.00',
scotsounId: '118',
uploadDate: '2023-08-25',
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).
`,
},
trackList: ['The Piper’s Cave and Aiken Drum', 'A Drinkin Man Robertson'],
};
export default cd;
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