Peat Fire Flame
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| Peat Fire Flame | ||
| Studio album by The Corries | ||
| Released | 1977 | |
| Genre | Folk | |
| Length | 38:13 | |
| Label | Dara | |
| Professional reviews | ||
|---|---|---|
| The Corries chronology | ||
| Live from Scotland Volume 4 (1977) |
Peat Fire Flame (1977) |
Spotlight On The Corries (1977) |
Peat Fire Flame is an album recorded in 1977 by The Corries, a Scottish folk group. The combolin (an instrument devised by Roy Williamson) is heard to advantage on "Come By the Hills". Williamson and Ronnie Browne are heard on the vocals. There is multi-tracking to include both men on guitars, Northumbrian pipes, harmonicas, whistles, flutes, concertina, mandolins, boranns (i.e. bodhrans), fiddle and combolins. The last four tracks are designed to heard as one continuous track. Running time: 38 minutes 13 seconds.
[edit] Track listing
- "Leezie Lindsay" (Ronnie Browne/ Roy Williamson)
- "Braw Braw Lads" (Trad)
- "The Peat Fire" Flame (Trad)
- "Mormond Braes" (Trad)
- "Come By The Hills" (Trad)
- "The White Cockade" (Trad)
- "The Barge of Gorrie Crovan" (Trad)
- "Turn Ye Tae Me" (Trad)
- "Eriskay Love Lilt" (Trad)
- "The Wee Cooper O' Fife" (Trad)
- "Lord Gregory" (Trad)
- "The Poacher" (Trad)
