The Ian Muir Sound

[@frankjones9024]

Tune at 42.50 is part of Beer Barrel polka, sometimes called Roll out the Barrel. Cheers Frank in Bristol.

[@musicvideoron]

I have loved Scottish Country Dance music for many years and Ian Muir has brought a fresh sound. Where can I get a CD? I

[@shandfan]

Ian Muir is an eminence in today's scene.

[@moments9439]

Cheers for the uploads .Grandad loves them.

[@albertweir5070]

great stuff my cat and i danced around the floor guess who got tired first!!

[@shandfan]

My cat is also susceptible to music,but...dancing???

[@class87srule]

@@shandfanHave you forgotten your "The Owl and the Pussycat" 'They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon; And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, They danced by the light of the moon, The moon, The moon, They danced by the light of the moon.'

[@shandfan]

@@class87sruleWell,...what a nice story!!!!This reminds me of the pictures(paintings??) by Walter Potter.Presenting a world by cats only.And..in which cats goin upright on their hind legs.Please...go and check for that!! 👿

[@Henry-vu5sg]

Fab

[@roseerickson]

hi Ian if you come from midlothian i am your long lost relation haha from NZ

[@madfortrad90]

Any idea of the tune at 42.50, please? Thanks!

[@Avino255]

Track list should show on video shortly.

[@madfortrad90]

@@Avino255 thank you. You've a great selection of music here.

[@Avino255]

Thanks. youtube seems slow today to change the thumbnail@@madfortrad90

[@madfortrad90]

@@Avino255 No worries!

[@shandfan]

Craigellachie??????

[@Avino255]

?????

[@shandfan]

It's the Craigellachie Sound(Ian's own words,written on a record)What could mean Ian is based in Morayshire,but...not sure!

[@Avino255]

@@shandfan Thanks 👍

[@shandfan]

@@Avino255 Yeah,and Ithink I already told you,I myself am based in Holland.And Scottish records must be imported,they are not brought out on a regular basis.Little change has EMI and only in the large department stores in Amsterdam,and Den Haag,you can find them. For that reason I don't have much material on older LP's. Only 2 very suitable shops I know,....Bruce Millers Aberdeen and Tower Record at Glasgow.And my 2 friends in Edinburgh.