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    Jimmy Shand

    A true hero of celtic music must be the late great Sir Jimmy Shand (1908 - 2000). A button accordion player of consumate skill, an amazing traditional musician, and the best known, most popular Scottish musician ever. He was a totally natural musician, completely self taught, and reached the top of his profession as a result of his popularity and the respect he gained from the general public, fellow musicians and programme makers. For well over 50 years the name "Jimmy Shand and his Band" was linked with Scottish dance music, and during the sixties vast audiences tuned in to watch him play his reels jigs and polkas on BBC Television's hugely popular programme, The White Heather Club.

    There is an article about Jimmy Shand which tells more about his life here

    Check out the book "The Jimmy Shand Story" by Ian Cameron with a foreword by Robbie Shepherd



    Albums:


    The Golden Years
    Over 75 minutes of great Scottish music featuring the Bluebell Polka, the White Heather Club and much much more as played by the one and only Jimmy Shand and his Band.Includes Roamin' in the Gloamin' and "Will ye Stop your Ticklin' Jock"
    £12.50

    Old Tyme Classics Volume 1 with Jimmy Shand and His Band
    includes Lancers + set dances
    £13.99

    Old Tyme Classics Volume 2 with Jimmy shand and His Band
    Bring in the NEW YEAR with Jimmy Shand
    £13.99

    Waltzing Through the Years with Jimmy Shand and His Band
    More great music from the maestro of Scottish Country Dance Bands
    £13.99

    Vintage Classics Volume 1
    Jimmy Shand 1930's selections
    £13.99

    Jimmy Shand Plays His Favourite Hymns
    Jimmy Shand plays his favourite hymns
    £13.99

    Jimmy Shand and his Music
    More fantastic music which shows what a fine Composer he was as well as a brilliant musician
    £13.99

    Dancing With The Shands (DVD)
    With solos by Jimmy Shand on melodeon and guest fiddler Jimmy Ritchie, this show was recorded live at Letham Village Hall near to their home town of Auchtermuchty and features beautiful shots of Scotland's glorious scenery.
    £12.99

    Jimmy Shand - The Legendary
    Twenty tracks including several of his most popular tunes such as "The Bluebell Polka", and several of his own compositions.
    £6.99

    Father and Son of Scotland
    Jimmy Shand Jnr is joined by his father for a fine selection of popular dance music
    £6.99

    Jimmy Shand Accordion Favourites
    Here's a bumper budget-priced CD containing 21 tracks and more than an hour of accordion maestro Jimmy Shand.
    £4.99

    King of the Button Box (Two CD Pack)
    'King of the Button Box’ is a double CD of tracks recorded by our most popular accordionist during his golden period of 1945 to 1956.
    £12.99

    The Atholl Highlanders
    An extremely enjoyable collection of digitally remastered recordings made between 1933 and 1950.
    £11.50

    A Nicht at the Jiggin'
    25 tracks of great dance music from Jimmy Shand
    £12.50





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