Acknowledgements

Site page: Muckle Sangs

• Artist: W. Small
• Book: British Ballads v2, published in 1897, page 9
• Illustration for: Lochinvar

Site page: The Fause Knicht

• Artist: W. Ralston
• Book: British Ballads v2, published in 1897, page 209
• Illustration for: Robin Hood and the Widow's Sons

Site page: The Swans Swim Sae Bonnie

• Artist: E. Corbould
• Book: The Book of British Ballads, published in 1888, page 390
• Illustration for: The Cruel Sister

Site page: The Cruel Brither

• Artist: J. Franklin
• Book: The Book of British Ballads, published in 1888, page 395
• Illustration for: Fair Helen

Site page: The Gouden Vanity

• Artist: W. Ralston
• Book: British Ballads v1, published in 1897, page 271
• Illustration for: The Goulden Vanitee

Site page: Macpherson's Rant

• Artist: A. Rackham
• Book: Some British Ballads, published in 1924, page 141
• Illustration for: The Gypsy Laddie

Site page: The Twa Corbies

• Artist: A. Rackham
• Book: Some British Ballads, published in 1924, page 41
• Illustration for: The Twa Corbies

Site page: Earl Richard

• Artist: C. Gregory
• Book: British Ballads v1, published in 1897, page 309
• Illustration for: Hugh of Lincoln

Site page: Barbara Allan

• Artist: H.M. Brock
• Book: A Book of Old Ballads, published in 1934, page 33
• Illustration for: Barbara Allen's Cruelty

Site page: Johnnie O Braidesley

• Artist: T. Sibson
• Book: The Book of British Ballads, published in 1888, page 225
• Illustration for: Johnie of Breadislee

Site page: The Baron O Brackley

• Artist: H.M. Paget
• Book: British Ballads v1, published in 1897, page 65
• Illustration for: The Baron o Brackley

The Fause Knight

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: Recorded for this project

The Swan Swims Sae Bonnie

Version 1

• Singer: Fife Travellers
• Source: Recorded by Pete Shepheard in the 1960s

Version 2

• Singer: Jimmy Brown
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

Version 3

• Singer: Lucie Stewart
• Source: From Kist O Riches

Version 4

• Singer: Norman Kennedy
• Source: Recorded by Tom Spiers at FifeSing, 2005

The Cruel Brither

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: From 'The Gaugers' CD, Beware of the Aberdonian, 1976

The Gouden Vanity

Version 1

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: From 'The Gaugers' CD, Awa Wi the Rovin Sailor, 1994

Version 2

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: Recorded for this project by Tom Spiers

Macpherson's Rant

Version 1

• Singer: Jimmy McBeath
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

Version 2

• Singer: Maggie McPhee
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

The Twa Corbies

• Singer: Emma Spiers
• Source: Recorded for this project by Tom Spiers

Earl Richard

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: From 'Shepheard Spiers & Watson' CD, Over the High Hills, 2012

Barbara Allan

Version 1

• Singer: Jessie MacDonald
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

Version 2

• Singer: John Stewart
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

Version 3

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: From 'Shepheard Spiers & Watson' CD, Over the High Hills, 2012

Johnnie O Braidiesley

• Singer: Jimmy Brown
• Source: Recorded by Peter A Hall in the 1960s

The Baron O Brackley

• Singer: Peter Hall
• Source: From 'The Gaugers' CD, The Fighting Scot, 1992

The Fause Knicht

• Singer: Ellie Beaton
• Souce: Learned from material prepared for this project

The Swan Swims Sae Bonnie

• Singer: Iona Fyfe
• Source: Based on the singing of Lucy Stewart and Pete Coe

The Cruel Brither

• Singer: Emma Spiers
• Source: Learned from her father

The Gouden Vanity

• Singer: Jodie Beaton
• Source: Learned from book 'Fan I Wis Young'

Macpherson's Rant

• Singer: Ellie Beaton
• Source: Learned from book '101 Scottish Songs'

The Twa Corbies

• Singer: Emma Spiers
• Source: Learned from book '101 Scottish Songs'

Earl Richard

• Singer: Tom Spiers
• Source: Learned from book, William Motherwell's 'Minstrelsy Ancient and Modern'

Barbara Allan

• Singer: Iona Fyfe
• Source: Learned for this project, from version compiled by Tom Spiers

Johnnie O Braidesley

• Singer: Cameron Nixon
• Source: Tune from Rod Paterson, words from the Greig~Duncan Collection

The Baron O Brackley

• Singer: Cameron Nixon
• Source: Version learned for this project, based on words from Greig~Duncan

Video Production

• Filming and editing: Bruce Murray
• Audio: Tom Spiers
• Producer: Frieda Morrison
• Video location: Delgaty Castle. Thanks to Joan Johnson for permission to use the Great Hall.

Content donated by Tom Spiers.

• The English and Scottish Popular Ballads - Francis James Child
• The Traditional Tunes of the Child Ballads - Bertrand Harris Bronson
• The Greig~Duncan Folk Song Collection