Great Scott Records (3)

Great Scott records was set up by John Drummond (the 15th Baron Strange) at his home at Megginch Castle, Perthshire, Scotland in late 1933. Drummond purchased the recording equipment from Edison Bell Ltd, which was being wound up at the time. The equipment was of a high quality, having been designed by Edison Bell's pioneering engineer, P.G.A.H. Voigt. Between 1933 and late 1935, the company made a number of recordings, both commercial and private , mainly of local artists and of Scottish music.