Jim is building up a fair wee catalogue of work, this, we think. is his 7th 'solo' album. And he sticks to the format he feels best for him - some traditional, some other contemporary folk and, getting stronger, his own songs. So we have move him into the singer-songwriter genre.
The baritone voice is very tastefully accompanied and will please his fans AND more.
Have a listen.

1) The Valley of Strathmore
2) An Hour In the Gloaming
3) Down In Alabama
4) The First Cold Day
5) Schiehallion
6) The Road Not Taken
7) The Train From Perth to Lochearn
8) The Shearing
9) Money Making Money
10) Maggie's Bairn
11) From the Clyde to the Susquehanna

Jim is building up a fair wee catalogue of work, this, we think. is his 7th 'solo' album. And he sticks to the format he feels best for him - some traditional, some other contemporary folk and, getting stronger, his own songs. So we have move him into the singer-songwriter genre.
The baritone voice is very tastefully accompanied and will please his fans AND more.
Have a listen.

Lineup

Jim Malcolm - Vocals, B/vocals, Guitars, Harmonicas & Bass
Maire Fielding - Fiddle
Brian McAlpine - Keyboards
Susie Malcolm - Harmonies
Scooter Muse - Banjo
Little People of the Fairy Hill of Caledonia.