Songs from Cape Breton Island
By: recorded by Sidney Robertson Cowell
Contributors: North Shore Singers
Series: Ethnic Folkways library
Publisher: Folkways Records & Service Corp.
Published: 1955
Place of publication: New York
Language: gla
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Scottish Gaelic Folk songs; Bagpipe music
Notes: Sung in Gaelic.

Program notes by Sidney Robertson Cowell and John P. Hughes (8 p.) inserted in container.

North Shore Singers ; Fraser Holmes, bagpipe (12th-13th works)

Recorded at St. Ann's College, Cape Breton in August 1953.
Table of contents: title: He mo leannan (Hey, my darling); title: Mo h-ingheann dhonn (My brown-haired maiden); title: La-la, lo, la luadhadh (With water, with milling); title: An seoladair curanta (The steadfast mariner); title: 'N uair nighidh tu (When you wash); title: A' challuinn (New Year's Day); title: Gaol an t-seoladair (The sailor's sweetheart); title: Moladh na lanndaidh (In praise of Islay); title: 'S a' righinn thu dhe shogh (Thou art princess of cheer); title: Mo run, mo nighean dhonn bhoidheach (My love, my pretty brown-haired girl); title: Lan i de dh'ainneadh (She is full of patience); title: Flowers of the forest; title: I'll get a soldier for a shilling.