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The High Level Ranters
12+ albums
englishfolkbagpipesinstrumentaltraditional folk
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The High Level Ranters are a traditional band from Newcastle, England They took their name from that city’s High Level Bridge (which isn’t far from the High Level Folk Club). They specialise in songs and tunes from the north of England. Their original line-up, from 1969 to 1979, consisted of Alistair Anderson (concertina, Northumbrian pipes), Tommy Gilfellon (guitar), Johnny Handle (accordion, piano), and Colin Ross (fiddle, Northumbrian pipes). Latterly the group became a trio of Ross, Handle, and Jim Hall (Northumbrian pipes). See also: The New High Level Ranters.) User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Northumberland Forever - Traditional Dance & Song From The North East
The Bonnie Pit Laddie - A Miner's Life In Music And Song
Ranting Lads
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The Iron Muse - A Panorama of Industrial Folk Music
The Bonnie Pit Laddie, a Miner's Life in Music and Song
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The NORTHUMBRIAN Small Pipes
Four In A Bar
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The Bonnie Pit Laddie
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Northumberland Forever
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Border Spirit
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English Sporting Ballads
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Three Score And Ten: A Voice To The People