A re-issue from 1967, and something of a rarity.
Sounding slightly more youthful than some might remember them but the swagger was already there and the ability, for just the two of them, to pick and belt out some really good tunes. And even on the slower, more romantic pieces, the song choice is incredible.

1) Hot Asphalt
2) Cam Ye O'er Frae France
3) Joy of My Heart
4) The Jolly Beggarman
5) Bring Me Back My Granny To Me - My Brother Bill's A Fireman
6) Glenlyon Lament
7) Johnny Cope
8) Gaberlunzie King
9) Haughs O' Cromdale
10) Banks of Newfoundland
11) Parcel o' Rogues
12) North Sea Holes
13) Katie Bairdie - Oor Wee School
14) I Once Loved A Lass
15) Blow Ye Winds

A re-issue from 1967, and something of a rarity.
Sounding slightly more youthful than some might remember them but the swagger was already there and the ability, for just the two of them, to pick and belt out some really good tunes. And even on the slower, more romantic pieces, the song choice is incredible.

Lineup

Roy Williamson
Ronnie Browne
playing everything and anything that came to hand and singing the songs.