Dick Gaughan (guitar) Coppers & Brass, Scots And Irish dance music on guitar.

Guitar and all arrangements of traditional tracks by Dick Gaughan
Piano – Tom Hickland
Dick is accompanied by Tom Hickland, piano on all tracks except Side A.3 (first tune), 5, Side B.1 and 3 (first tune) .
Released 1977 by Topic Records ‎12TS315
Recorded in London 1976.
Recorded and produced by Tony Engle
Photography and sleeve design by Tony Engle
Made by Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd.

I would like to give sincere thanks to all the
musicians from whom I have learned'the tunes on
this record, and all the others who have helped,
instructed or encouraged me. I would like to dedicate
it to my late-paternal grandfather, Dick Gaughan of
Ballina, Co. Mayo, who probably has had more
influence on me than anyone else. I think he would
have approved. I would also like to express my
gratitude to Tom Hickland for playing piano here and
for all his helpful suggestions, the serious ones of
which were followed.
Dick Gaughan

Side A
00:00 Jigs: Coppers And Brass / The Gander In The Pratie Hole 2'40
02:44 Reels: O'Keefe's / The Foxhunter's 2'45
06:35 Hornpipes: The Flowing Tide / The Fairies' Hornpipe 3'51
09:30 Reels: The Oak Tree / The Music In The Glen 3'03
12:35 Planxty: Planxty Johnson 2'34
15:15 Slip Jig: Gurty's Frolics 3'10
18:30 Reels: The Spey In Spate / The Hurricane 2'17

Side B
20:58 6/8 Marches: Alan MacPherson Of Mosspark / The Jig Of Slurs 3'48
24:50 Reels: The Thrush In The Storm / The Flogging Reel 2'56
27:52 12/8 Jig And Reels: Ask My Father / Lads Of Laoise / The Connaught Heifers 3'44
31:40 Reels: The Bird In The Bush / The Boy In The Gap / MacMahon's Reel 3'35
35:18 Jigs: Strike The Gay Harp / Shores Of Lough Gowna 2'39
38:01 Shetland Reels: Jack Broke The Prison Door / Donald Blue / Wha'll Dance Wi' Wattie 1'48