Irish bagpipes solo - Scottish medley, HMV IM354. Leo had a huge repetoire of music and shows his versatility with Scottish music here as well, rendered as no other piper has since. His son Leon was also a piper and had a desire to play Scottish music on the accordion - which his parents forbid him to do until he became an adult! Leon later wrote in the early 90's of how the Belfast fiddler Sean McGurie let it be known that Leon needed to put the accordion aside and go back to playing the pipes - which advice he also heeded.
More of Leo's 78 RPM recordings may be heard on the CD "Classics of Irish Piping" on the Topic label. Leo's 50s LP Ri Na Bpiobairi (The King Of The Pipers) has also been reissued on CD.
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