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[Page 1] All In One Mind (1968) Singers Three (1969) All Folk Together (1969) Turn Again (1970) No Strings Attached (1971) An Audience With... (1973)

[Page 2] Smuggler (1975) House Full (1976) Side by Side by Side (1977) Burn the Witch (1978) Best of Scottish Folk (1978) Best Of (1979) Sandy Bell's Ceilidh (1979)

	Smuggler (Transatlantic XTRA 1149, 1975) Side One: Smuggler; If Mother Should Die; Gardens; Hornpipes/Reels; Mount and Go; The Boatie Rows/The Carls of Dysart; The Flowers o' the Forest; The Barnyards o' Delgaty Side Two: Bar-Room; No Churchman Am I; The Silkie of Sule Skerry; A Man's a Man For A' That; Nagasaki (Dixon/Warren); Johnnie Cope; Skye Boat Song; Tammy Traddlefeet/The Rising All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat (vocals, guitar, mandolin, bodhran), Ian McCalman (vocals, guitar, English guitar), Hamish Bayne (vocals, mandolin, whistle, concertina) with Dave Moses (string bass, bass recorder)
	House Full (Transatlantic XTRA 1166, 1976) Side One: Ye Jacobites; Coasts of Barbary; I's the Boy; Kora; Mine (unknown); Awa Whigs Awa; Dingle Regatta/A Little Village Side Two: Farewell the Faroes (McCalman); Sweeter than Sugar (Mills Bros); Aikie Braes (GS Morris); Diamond; Boat Song; Proposal & Acceptance; Tim McGuire (Leon Rosselson)` All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat (vocals, guitar), Ian McCalman (vocals, guitar), Hamish Bayne (vocals, mandolin, whistle, concertina) with Dave Moses (session bass)
	Side By Side By Side (Transatlantic TRA 346, 1977) Side One: Side By Side By Side (s ondheim); Romeo and Juliet (Stan Kelly); Dancing Days (John Connolly/Bill Meek); Bellman's Song (Bill Meek); The Chair at the Table (unknown); Hornpipe; Farewell to Sicily (Henderson) Side Two: Sheriff Muir; Loving Hanne; German Lairdie; Standing In the Rain (Sydney Carter); Broadside Man (John Connolly); Bound to Go; Side By Side (H Woods) All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat (vocals, guitar, bodhran, fiddle), Ian McCalman (vocals, guitar, weirdolin (12-string lute), banjo), Hamish Bayne (vocals, mandolin, whistle, celeste, concertinas)
	Burn the Witch (Transatlantic TRA 357, 1978) Side One: Fare Ye Well Ye Mormond Braes; The Lion (Edinburgh Castle) (trad/J Lumsden/I McCalman); Jenny Lasswade (I McCalman); Farewell to Nova Scotia; She Had to Go and Lose It Again (Doe/Doaques); Aye Waukin O; Gin I Were Where the Gaudie Rins; Veronica (Vreeswijk/McCalman/Hoydal) Side Two: Burn the Witch (I McCalman); Bonnie Lass o' Gala Water; Jock Stewart; March of the Cameron Men; The Phantom Whistler/Random Jig; Doon In the Wee Room; The Recruiting Service Drum (Tannahill); Sons of Heroes All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat (vocals, guitar), Ian McCalman (vocals, guitar), Hamish Bayne (vocals, mandolin, whistle, concertina) with Dave Moses (session bass)
	Best of Scottish Folk (Transatlantic MTRA 2003, 1978) with Hamish Imlach, Alex Campbell, Owen Hand, Ian Campbell Group, Isla Cameron, Watt Nicoll, Archie Fisher, Dave Swarbrick, Matt McGinn Side One: Skye Boat Song Side Two: Smuggler All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat, Ian McCalman, Hamish Bayne
	The Best Of (Transatlantic MTRA 2016, 1979) Side One: Sheriffmuir; Bellman's Song (Bill Meek); Nagasaki (Dixon/Warren); Kora; Hornpipe/Reels; No Church Man Am I; Johnnie Cope Side Two: Smuggler; She Thought She Had Lost It At the Astor (Doe/Douques); Burn the Witch (Ian McCalman); Farewell to Sicily (H Henderson); Tim McGuire (Leon Rosselson); Sweeter than Sugar (Mills Bros); Doon In the Wee Room All songs traditional except where indicated Derek Moffat, Ian McCalman, Hamish Bayne
	Sandy Bell's Ceilidh (Alba Records MAR056, 1979) with Aly Bain, Chorda, Dick Gaughan, Lizzie & Maggie Cruikshank, Bell's Big Ceilidh Band Side One: John Barleycorn Side Two: Kirsteen All songs traditional Derek Moffat, Ian McCalman, Hamish Bayne
	Freedom Come All Ye (Wilkie House Records WHR001, 1985) with Mirk, Iain Mackintosh, Hamish Henderson, Margaret Bennet, The McAlmans, Davy Steel, and Dougie MacLean Side One: Side Two: This LP was the Scottish folk scene's effort to aid suffering in Ethiopia Derek Moffat, Ian McCalman, Hamish Bayne