Charles Starrett
Proposal Draft: 11/15/99
Duncan, Gordon. Just for Seumas. Greentrax CDTRAX 075, 1994.
Ennis, Seamus. Feidhlim Tonn Ri's castle, or, The King of Ireland's son. Seamus Ennis, reader, uilleann pipes and tin whistle. CC19 Claddagh Records, 1977.
First Batallion. Pipes and drums: the sound of Scotland. First Batallion of the Queen's Own Highlanders. 150 Conifer, 1989.
MacNaughtons Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, The. Live ‘N Well: The Motherwell Concert. Greentrax CDTRAX 111, 1996.
McCallum, William. Hailey's song. Temple Records COMD 2060, 1995.
Piping Center, The. 1997 Recital Series. Volume 2. Temple Records COMD 2076.
Queen’s Royal Pipers, The. Best of Scottish Pipes and Drums: The Journey Continues. ARC Music Productions EUCD 1374, 1996.
Royal Highland Fusiliers Band. Scotland the brave. Royal Highland Fusiliers Band, J. B. Tyrer, bandmaster, G. Stoddart, pipe major, R. Hughes, drum major. Ethnic. Auvidis B 6802, 1995.
Simon Fraser University Pipe Band. Alive in America. Sonrise Audio SA96200CD, 1996.
———. The Silver Anniversary Tribute. Sonrise Audio SA9154CD, 1991.
Single malt cornemuses ecossaises. Scottish Pipe Band & Ceilidh Music. Drambuie Kirkliston Pipe Band and Gordon Duncan. Europe de l'ouest. PlayaSound PS 65182. Sunset-France SF 501, 1996.
Various Artists. The Band Room Masters Solo Drumming Championship. Temple Records COMD 2066.
———. Music of the world's peoples. Volume 2. Ethnic Folkways library. Folkways P 505, 1952.
———. Waulking songs from Barra. Sung by native musicians; the reels played by Calum Johnston, bagpipe. Scottish tradition; 3. Edinburgh: The School, 1972.
Victoria Police Pipe Band. Live in the Rockies. KRL CDMON 829, 1986.