FIRST HEARING:
As this is a 3-CD compilation it would mean little to base the whole listening experience on this first track excellent though it is, from Ceolbeg featuring Davy Steele on vocals.
Folk fans worldwide should be acquainted with the Edinburgh based Greentrax label and their healthy number of quality releases from both the very traditionsal to the very modern sounds & songs from the Scottish traditional spectrum.
59 tracks in all - almost 4 hours of music & song.
A bargain from Edinburgh! Nah! That can't be right, can it?

Disc One:
1) Ceolbeg: Farewell Tae The Haven
2) Heather Heywood: Some Kind of Love
3) Ian Hardie: Cheviot Blast - The Poetic Milkman - Kelsae Brig
4) The McCalmans: Mothers, Daughters, Wives
5) Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham & Violet Tulloch: The Pearl
6) Rod Paterson: Mary Morrison
7) Catherine-Ann MacPhee: Chi M'in Geamhradh
8) Hamish Moore: King George IV Strathspey - The King's Reel
9) Robin Laing: The Forth Bridge
10) Jeannie Robertson: Harlaw
11) Whistlebinkies: Nuair a Bha Mi Og - The Freewashing - Short Coated Mary - Dewra Castle
12) Ed Miller: The Manchester Rambler
13) Margaret Stewart & Allan MacDonald: Cumha Mhic An Toisich
14) Rob MacKillop: Niel Gow's Laament For the Death of his Second Wife
15) Eric Bogle: As If He Knows
16) Jimmy Young, Iain MacDonald & Iain MacInnes: The Warrior's Reel
17) Adam MvcNaightan: Erchie Cathcart
18) Fergie MacDonald: Allan MacColl of Corpach - The Tralee Jig - Paddy O'Rafferty's Jig - The Kerry Jig
19) Gaelic Women: Canan Nan Gaidheal
Disc Two:
1) Shooglenifty: The Tammmienorrie - Leo Elsey's Reel - Les Reel des Voyageurs
2) Ceolbeg: The Sleeoing Tune
3) Tony McManus, Alain Genty & Soig Siberil: Zagreb
4) Roddy MacDonald: Good Drying
5) Chris Stout: Punch In the Dark - Jeanie Shock Da Bairn - Piper on Horseback
6) Sandy Brechin: Photocopiers To the Famous - The Pinkie Wrestler - The Jelly River
7) Skyedance: Theme For Scotland
8) The Easy Club: The Easy Club Reel - Janine's Reel
9) Scottish Power Pipe Band: The Double Rise - Gingerhogs
10) Peatbog Faeries: Lexy MacAskill
11) Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley: The Ba' Rag
12) Slainte Mhath: Bruce & the Troopers -The Flowers of Redhill - Where's Ma Maced
13) Brian McNeill: Mac Iain Oig's - The Scot Erin Reel - The Yester Man's Hand - The Old Man's Answer
14) Keltik Elektrik: The Clumsy Lover
15) Mark Saul: Journey To the Centre of the Celts
16) Fiddler's Bid - The Pumping Bass Set: Unknown - Fr.Bob Doyle's - The Laughing Cavalier
17) MacUmba: Glenmore - Glenmalambo
18) Bag o' Cats: Halkdiki
19) Salsa Celtica: Cumbie Celtica
20) Vale of Atholl Pipe Band: Il Paco Grande
Disc Three:
1) Dick Gaughan: Sail On
2) Jock Tamson's Bairns: Prince Charlie's March - Joy Gae Wi' My Love - Ho Mo Chaileagan
3) Isla St.Clair: The Shian Road
4) Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Hass: St.Kilda Wedding - Brose & Butter
5) Deaf Shepherd: Huntin' the Buntin'
6) Martyn Bennett: Mary Kelly's - Glesca' Tabla - Belle's Fancy
7) Jean Redpath: Bonnie Bessie Logan
8) Gordon Gunn Band: The Fair Dancer Reel - The Mason's Apron
9) Mairi MacInnes - Puirt-a-Beul: Dhuilt am Bodach Fodar Dhomh - Fhuair mi Nead - Ruidhleadh na Coillich Dhubha - A Chuir nan Gobhar
10) Willie Hunter & Violet Tulloch: Leaving Lerwick Harbour
11) Jim Reid: Freedom Come All Ye
12) GiveWay: Deep In THought - For the Love of Mhairi
13) Shoormal: Angel Whispers
14) Kevin MacLeod & Alec Finn: Lady Charlotte Murray's Favourie - Mrs.Moray of Abercairney - Mrs.Menzie of Culdare
15) Archie Fisher & Garnet Rogers: Joy of My Heart
16) Malinky: Edom o' Gordon
17) The Occasionals: The Thomson Boys
18) Colcannon: The Border
19) Gordon Duncan: Ian Green of Greentrax - The Straloch Turkeys
20) Sheena Wellington: A Man's A Man

FIRST HEARING:
As this is a 3-CD compilation it would mean little to base the whole listening experience on this first track excellent though it is, from Ceolbeg featuring Davy Steele on vocals.
Folk fans worldwide should be acquainted with the Edinburgh based Greentrax label and their healthy number of quality releases from both the very traditionsal to the very modern sounds & songs from the Scottish traditional spectrum.
59 tracks in all - almost 4 hours of music & song.
A bargain from Edinburgh! Nah! That can't be right, can it?

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