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| Singer Paddie Bell was a founder member of The Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell, a group of musicians who played in the Waverley Bar, in St Mary's Street, Edinburgh in 1962. |
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| Patrick Molard was born in 1951 in St Malo. He started with the Scottish Highland Bagpipe in 1965. |
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| Patsy Reid is from Knapp in Perthshire has a great amount of experience in performing and teaching both traditional and classical music. She remains the youngest ever winner of the prestigious Glenfiddich Fiddle Championship |
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| Paul Anderson started having lessons on the fiddle when he was nine, but his interest in the instrument began when he was five, when he found a fiddle in the spare room at his grandparents' home. |
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| Paul McCallum lives in South Uist but he sings all over the world. |
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| This is the first recorded collaboration between Paul McCallum (Gaelic song) and Margaret Mackinnon (piano) though they have been working together for over 20 years. |
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| A young band of five musicians who play guitar, fiddle, bouzouki, viola, flute, whistles and bodhran |
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| Paul Mounsey is a Scottish composer and producer who has been living for the past 15 years in Brazil. His Nahoo project aimed to fuse pop rhythms and the latin influences of Brazil with the traditional sounds of his native Scotland. |
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| The Peatbog Faeries are one of Scotland's top 'live' bands. Exciting onstage show has seen the group play to ecstatic audiences all over the world. They have 5 great CDs to their credit too... |
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| His name may be permanently prefixed with the Shetland dialect word for “small”, in reference to his diminutive physical stature, but as a guitarist, Willie Johnson has long been revered as an international giant.
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| The Pentlands Ceilidh Band are Colin Brown (accordion/midi bass), Derek Rae (accordion) and Neil Cranston (drums). |
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| Pete has been a member of several notable bands including Heritage and Smeddum and is currently a member of the highly successful Benachally Ceilidh Band and the Niel Gow Ensemble.
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| Peter, from Perthshire, plays traditional music on the accordion and has recorded several CDs |
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| He was born in Glasgow and brought up in the South Side at McNeil Street . As a boy, always liked singing with his voice echoing up and down the close where he lived. To gain experience he sang everywhere and anywhere. |
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| Peter Morrison was a popular entertainer and a household name in Scotland in the 1960s |
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| Peter Nardini is a very talented songwriter, and also an artist of international acclaim. |
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| Phamie Gow is a graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and is internationally known for the originality of her compositions and the virtuosity of her clarsach playing. |
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| Widely regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative accordion players of the times, Phil Cunningham has taken this instrument from strength to strength, setting the standards by which many young players fix their sights today. |
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| The Pipe Major Angus MacDonald MBE died in June 1999. He was the first Principal Instructor of The Piping Centre. Born in Cardonald Glasgow, and educated at the Queen Victoria School, Dunblane, he was introduced to the bagpipes by Pipe Major George Sanderson |
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| Originally from Edinburgh, Bruce Campbell comes from a long-established Argyllshire piping family. |
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