Till means ‘return’ in Gaelic, denoting the frequent visits back to his family home in Point, a tradition-rich peninsula off Lewis’s east coast, during which Macmillan – currently based in Inverness – gradually gathered songs and tunes for the album. His primary source was numerous kitchen-table sessions with his father, Harris Tweed weaver John ‘Seonaidh Beag’ Macmillan, himself a celebrated singer, and co-founder of pioneering Gaelic group The Lochies.

1 Fonn Mo Leannain
2 Fagail Shiadair
3 Thug Iad a Thung Thu
4 Mo Nighean Donn
5 Luchagan Airde Faillidh (Jigs)
6 An Iarran-Monach
7 Fil o Ro
8 Oran an Fheoir
9 Nam Faighte Long Dhomh
10 Clann Bheag a’ Bhaile A-Muigh (Puirt)
11 Till Rium a Leannain

Till means ‘return’ in Gaelic, denoting the frequent visits back to his family home in Point, a tradition-rich peninsula off Lewis’s east coast, during which Macmillan – currently based in Inverness – gradually gathered songs and tunes for the album. His primary source was numerous kitchen-table sessions with his father, Harris Tweed weaver John ‘Seonaidh Beag’ Macmillan, himself a celebrated singer, and co-founder of pioneering Gaelic group The Lochies.

Lineup

Calum Alex MacMillan - Vocal,Smallpipes

With.
Julie Fowlis - Backing Vocals on 1,3,7
Greg Lawson - Violin
James Graham - Backing Vocals on 1,4,7
James D. Mackenzie - Flute & Whistles
Donald Shaw - Piano,Harmonium,Accordion,String Arrangements.
Ross Martin - Guitar
James MacKintosh - Percussion
Innes White - Guitar & Mandolin 3,5,8,10
Manus Lunny - Bouzouki 1,5,9,10
Jim Murray - Guitar On track 7
Roberty Irvine - Cello
Sorren MacLean - Electric Guitar o track 4.