Dick Gaughan - Live At The BBC 1972-79
Live at the BBC 1972-79 lovingly compiles the highlights of Dick Gaughan's 1970s BBC recordings on vinyl for the first time.
Scotland's beloved folk legend was professionally active from 1970-2016, retiring on health grounds and now living quietly in Edinburgh.
This album, and its parent box set, the crowdfunded 7CD/DVD R/evolution: 1969-83, reveals the magnificence of Dick Gaughan's early music to the twenty-first century listener.
The 10-track album is pressed on blue coloured vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland and distributed by Last Night From Glasgow.
The vinyl insert contains a new appreciation of Dick Gaughan in the 70s written by fellow folk legend Martin Simpson along with period photos and a rare 1974 interview from Folk Review.
Live at the BBC 1972-79 lovingly compiles the highlights of Dick Gaughan's 1970s BBC recordings on vinyl for the first time.
Scotland's beloved folk legend was professionally active from 1970-2016, retiring on health grounds and now living quietly in Edinburgh.
This album, and its parent box set, the crowdfunded 7CD/DVD R/evolution: 1969-83, reveals the magnificence of Dick Gaughan's early music to the twenty-first century listener.
The 10-track album is pressed on blue coloured vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland and distributed by Last Night From Glasgow.
The vinyl insert contains a new appreciation of Dick Gaughan in the 70s written by fellow folk legend Martin Simpson along with period photos and a rare 1974 interview from Folk Review.
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Live at the BBC 1972-79 lovingly compiles the highlights of Dick Gaughan's 1970s BBC recordings on vinyl for the first time.
Scotland's beloved folk legend was professionally active from 1970-2016, retiring on health grounds and now living quietly in Edinburgh.
This album, and its parent box set, the crowdfunded 7CD/DVD R/evolution: 1969-83, reveals the magnificence of Dick Gaughan's early music to the twenty-first century listener.
The 10-track album is pressed on blue coloured vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland and distributed by Last Night From Glasgow.
The vinyl insert contains a new appreciation of Dick Gaughan in the 70s written by fellow folk legend Martin Simpson along with period photos and a rare 1974 interview from Folk Review.
