The Cameron Men |
The Cameron Men were brothers, William, James and George on fiddles, Stewart on piano. They recorded 8 sides for Beltona in May 1934, also issued as Honeyman's Fiddlers. James Cameron had recorded other releases, for Beltona and for Parlophone, and some duets with Jimmy Shand.
In 1931 William Cameron had a recording session for Edison Bell in London (c.Nov) along with the Reid family of Newtyle, Angus. Some solos, some with the Newtyle Trio, a Reid group: John Reid Snr (fiddle), John Reid Jr (pno), James Reid (clt). The Newtyle Orchestra seems to be the trio along with Mrs John Reid Snr on bass. The Reids made ten records in all at this session.
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The discography is based on the sources listed below.Back to: Angus Polka No.1
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| Code | Description |
| N | Information supplied by Neil McGregor, Edinburgh |
| vCM | LP, The Cameron Men (Topic 12T321) |
| William Cameron (vln); John Reid Jr (pno) Peckham, London, 1931 |
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| 13956 | Farewell to Gartly/Stirling Castle/Soldier's Joy | Edison Bell Winner | 5428 | vCM |
| 13960 | Our Highland Queen/Forth Brig/Forth Brig | Edison Bell Winner | 5430 | vCM |
| 13961 | Banks o' Allan/Craigellachie Brig/Lasses o' Stewarton | Edison Bell Winner | 5431 | vCM |
| James Cameron (fiddle); A H Butt (piano) Peckham, London, May 1933 |
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| M14673 | Jigs: The Rock and Wee Pickle Tow/The Blackthorn Stick/Teviot Brig/Humours of Donnybrook | Beltona | BL1988 | vCM |
| M14674 | The Rakes of Kildare/Swallow tail/Queen's Welcome to Deeside/The Drummer | Beltona | BL1974 | vCM |
| M14678 | Jigs: Cumberland Reel/Father O'Flynn/Auld Brig o' Ayr/The Wind That Shakes the Barley | Beltona | 1989 | vCM |
| James Cameron (fiddle); Stewart Cameron (piano) November 1933 |
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| SC1 | Caledonian Society of Winnipeg - march; Forbes Morrison - strathspey; Speed the Plough - reel | Parlophone | E4059 | N |
| SC2 | Ball...? | Parlophone | E4059 | N |
| The Cameron Men - William Cameron (fiddle); James Cameron (fiddle);
George Cameron (fiddle); Stewart Cameron (piano) Edinburgh, 1934 |
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| M159 | Circassian Circle/Brechin Brig/Victoria Hornpipe | Beltona | BL2217 | vCM |
| M160 | Polka | Beltona | BL2240 | vCM |
| M161 | Earl Dalhousie/Lady Mary Ramsay/Soldier's Joy | Beltona | BL2241 | vCM |
| M162 | March, Strathspey & Reel: The Abercairney Highlanders/Ballochmyle/Speed the Plough | Beltona | BL2087 | vCM |
| M163 | March, Strathspey & Reel: Loch Katrine/Miss Lyall/Loch Leven | Beltona | BL2120 | vCM |
| M164 | March, Strathspey & Reel: Bonnie Ann/Bob Johnston/Bob Johnston | Beltona | BL2120 | vCM |
| M165 | Dashing White Sergeant/My Love She's But a Lassie Yet/The Rose Tree | Beltona | BL2217 | vCM |
| M166 | Miss Drummond of Perth/Maggie Cameron/The Favourite | Beltona | BL2241 | vCM |
| James Cameron (fiddle); Sandy Moir (piano) |
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| M585 | The Auld Lichties: John MacFadyen of Melfort/Brig of Perth/Earl of Crawford | Beltona | BL2301 | vCM |
| M587 | Rossity Ends: 6/8 March/ Smith's a Gallant Fireman/Pretty peggy | Beltona | BL2302 | vCM |