All The Rage

Here's the very latest version. THANK YOU to all the marvellous musicians who gave their time and talent to help lift this wee tune and hopefully make some hearts swell with joy, goodwill and strength.


1.	Duncan Lyall Bass
2.	Su-a-Lee Cello
3.	Pete Coutts Mandolin/ Sansulla 
4.	Gary Finlayson Banjo
5.	Lori Watson Fiddle
6.	Jonny Hardie Fiddle
7.	Alison Smith Fiddle
8.	Gordon Gunn Fiddle
9.	Kevin Henderson Fiddle
10.	Anders Hall Viola
11.	Olav Luksegård Fiddle
12.	Adam Sutherland Fiddle
13.	Marianne Campbell Fiddle
14.	Ross Ainslee Pipes
15.	Ali Hutton Pipes
16.	Annie Grace Pipes/Whistles
17.	Chris Grace Pipes
18.	Jake Boyle Pipes
19.	Patrick McLaurin Pipes
20.	Finlay MacDonald Pipes
21.	Rick Taylor Horns
22.	Alyth McCormack Vocals
23.	Steffi  Lürzel Whistle
24.	Linda Gannell Flute 
25.	Colin Garvin Accordion
26.	Graham Dickson Bouzouki
27.	Kenny Graham Cittern/Mandolin
28.	Flora McAlpine Sleigh Bells
29.	Ray de Lange Pipes Transcription 
30.   Brian McAlpine Accordion/Guitar/Drums/Piano


Johnny And Ali's March by the Collective

Fred and Ben knew each other from school, but it wasn’t until the pair met after moving to Canterbury to study that they realized they shared a love of traditional music and cycling. Thus began their musical journey. They started busking together but as winter came it dawned on them that there was a lack of tunes session in Canterbury. So with the help of a friendly landlord, they set up a night at The Canterbury Tales, which still runs today. From this session grew the band Triskele, their first official musical venture and it was not long before they were in high demand, both on the pub scene and the local music venue circuit. After graduating in 2012 Fred moved up to London, to join the blooming session scene there, whilst Ben stayed in Canterbury. However, the pair did not wish their musical journey to end just yet, and so Radigun was born! They are a largely instrumental group, which bring together tunes from the dispersed Celtic traditions. With inventive arrangements and enigmatic stage presence they hope to bring traditonal music to places that it would not normally reach.

All The Rage

Radigun

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