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    McCalmans

    The original line-up of Ian McCalman, Hamish Bayne and Derek Moffat first met during registration for entry into Edinburgh College of Art on 6th October, 1964. Discovering their mutual interest in folk music they went on to form the band which over forty years has become almost a Scottish institution. The McCalmans have travelled the world  enthusing their audiences with rousing three-part harmony singing laced with on-stage self-deprecating humour.  In 1982, Hamish retired to the quieter life, making concertinas and Nick Keir joined the group. Derek Moffat passed away on October 21, 2001, at the age of 54, and Stephen Quigg (who stood in for him during his illness) officially joined the line-up. The picture is of the current lineup with Ian (left) Nick (centre) and Stephen (right).

    Ian McCalman.
    Born Edinburgh, lives in Edinburgh. Attended Leith Academy and Edinburgh School of Art...studying Architecture. Founded the Macs with Hamish Bayne and Derek Moffat on the first day at Art School. Ian also runs "Kevock Digital", a highly-regarded recording studio.
    Instruments: Martin D18 Guitar, Ovation Guitar...early model, with serial number in Roman Numerals, Weirdolin (12- String Guitar/Gitarras), Bodhran.

    Nick Keir.
    Born Edinburgh, lives in Edinburgh. Attended Edinburgh Academy and Stirling University. Formerly with Finn mac Cuill and 7:84 (Scotland) Theatre Group. Nick dabbles in acting, and the very occasional solo gig. His new solo CD Rumours of Snow is now available.
    Instruments: Martin J40m Guitar, Bushby Mandolin, made by John Bushby, Doyle Mandolin ...by Klaus Doll of Burgsteinfurt, Hohner Mouth Organs, Generation and Clark Flageolets.

    Stephen Quigg
    Born Ardrossan, Ayrshire, lives in Ardrossan. Stephen has produced 5 solo CDs and is one of the most in-demand musicians in Scotland. Stephen's fine singing and unaffected enthusiasm for the music has made him extremely popular wherever he has performed.  Instruments:Guild Guitar, Mouth organs (mostly borrowed from Nick), Bodhran
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    Flames on the Water
    Another great CD from The Macs and a veritable roll call of excellent Scots song writers including Archie Fisher and Robin Laing and fine versions of Ian Walker's 'Hawks and Eagles' and Nancy Nicolson's 'Who Pays the Piper'
    15.99

    Where the Sky Meets the Sea
    In 15 tracks the McCalmans bring us history, love, fun, nature and a tribute to their native land. If you cannot visit Scotland, listen to this CD.
    15.99

    Ian McCalman - McCalman Singular
    Fourteen of Iain McCalman's songs given a new interpretation by some of his well known musical friends including Dick Gaughan, Barbara Dickson and Isla Sinclair
    15.99

    Tangled Web
    Brilliant three-part harmony and a fine mix of traditional and topical material means that one is guaranteed an interesting and often humorous 50 minutes of listening
    15.99

    Scottish Songs
    This is a 1986 "McCalmans" featuring the fabulous trio Ian McCalman, Nick Keir and Derek Moffat.
    15.99

    Honest Poverty
    1993 recording from Scotland's popular folk band. This CD was dedicated by the band to The Inland Revenue!
    15.99

    Songs From Scotland
    The period of The McCalmans which featured Ian McCalman, Nick Keir and Derek Moffat was absolutely brilliant!
    15.99

    Keepers
    The McCalmans have been at the forefront of harmony singing for several decades. The trio are passionate advocates of the song, whether traditional or contemporary and are superb practitioners of this musical form
    15.99

    Festival Lights
    This 1995 CD lets us hear what the guys are like in live performance (brilliant!!)
    13.19

    Peace & Plenty
    A re-release of this very popular album which was awarded a Scottish Record Industry Association ‘Gold Disc’ in 1986.
    7.19

    Scots Abroad
    Scotland’s most popular and enduring vocal harmony trio continue in style with 57 minutes of brilliant music and song. Includes their hilarious "The 12 Folk Days of Christmas"
    15.99

    The McCalmans - Coming Home
    The McCalmans are a phenomenal 'live' band and on this CD we can here them in all their glory “on tour” in Scotland and Denmark in folk clubs, village halls and theatres.
    15.99

    McCalmans - The Greentrax Years (2 CDs)
    released their first Greentrax album (“Peace and Plenty”) in 1986, the year Greentrax Recordings was launched. It was subsequently awarded a Gold Disc by The Scottish Music Industry Association.
    15.99

    The McCalmans Souvenir Brochure
    Ian McCalman retires at the end of 2010 and the group disband after 46 years on the road, take home this smashing full colour souvenir, end of an era, last gasp, brochure which features photos and articles celebrating an illustrious career in folk music.
    13.19





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