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Duncan McKercher, the Dunkeld Paganini.
A scarce CDV of Duncan McKercher (aka McKerracher), who was known as the Dunkeld Paganini. Appropriatly, he lived much of his life in Niel Gow's cottage at Inver. Here, he is seen playing one of his most famous tunes, 'The Mason's Apron", wearing the suitable garment!