First broadcast by BBC in April, 1981 and it's all hear bar the lads playing the proverbial 'kitchen sink'.
The 'big' songs, instrumentals, the fun songs and the anthems.
The final track, "We're No Awa' Tae Bide Awa" is a touch ironic as The Corries never went away and now, with a global audience through the internet, are as popular as ever and broadcasts such as this fully remind us of how good they were and how they were ahead of their time.
Plays in ALL regions.

1) Johnnie Lad
2) Sherrifmuir
3) Bonnie Dundee
4) Dark Lochnagar
5) Wild Man of Borneo
6) Ae Fond Kiss
7) Medley of Kids Songs
8) Jock o' Braidislee
9) Young Sailor Cut Down in His Prime
10) The Derry Hornpipe
11) The Bricklayer's Song (The Sick Note)
12) Maggie Lauder
13) Liberty
14) Ca' the Ewes
15) Kid on the Mountain
16) The Barge of Gorrie Crovan
17) Johnny McEldo
18) The Silver Spear
19) Glenlyon Lament
20) Farewell To the Creeks
21) The Bloody Sarks
22) Lock the Door Lariston
23) My Dear & Only Love
24) The Portree Kid
25) The Standard On the Braes o' Mar
26) The Roses of Prince Charlie
27) Flower of Scotland
28) We're No Awa' Tae Bide Awa'.

First broadcast by BBC in April, 1981 and it's all hear bar the lads playing the proverbial 'kitchen sink'.
The 'big' songs, instrumentals, the fun songs and the anthems.
The final track, "We're No Awa' Tae Bide Awa" is a touch ironic as The Corries never went away and now, with a global audience through the internet, are as popular as ever and broadcasts such as this fully remind us of how good they were and how they were ahead of their time.
Plays in ALL regions.

Lineup

Ronnie Browne & Roy Williamson - All vocals and all instruments.