A big & bold attempt to preserve the songs and more from the First World War.
Some of the items are 'snatches', the bits that everybody know in a sing-song, but their inclusion adds to the authentic feel of the production and contains most of the humour, which is strange, too, as these are the songs from the trenches.
A heavyweight cast get involved with the right amount of feeling.

Disc One:
1) Iain Anderson - Spoken Word: Your King & Country Needs You.
2) The 'Scottish Pals' Singers: Your King & Country Needs You.
3) The Army School of Bagpipe Music & Highland Drumming:
The Garb of Old Gaul - Cabar Feidh - Cock o' the North - Pibroch od Donal Dubh - Blue Bonnets - Highland Laddie.

The 'Scottish Pals' Singers - Soldier's Trench Songs:
4) The Last Mile Home.
5) It's A Long Way To Tipperary.
6) Mademoiselle From Armentiers.
7) Fred Karno's Army.
8) We're Home.
9) Living In A Trench..
10) Raining.
11) Minor Worries.
12) If the Sergeant Steals Your Rum.
13) Oh! It's A Lovely War.
14) Hush! Here Comes A Whizz Bang.
15) Bombed Last Night.
16) Gassed Last Night.
17) Fritzy Boy.
18) Forward Joe Soap's Army.
19) Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag.
20) Whiter Than the Whitewash.
21) Far, Far From Wipers I Belong.
22) Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty.
23) I'll Make A Man of You.
24) I Wore A Tunic.
25) Goodbyeee.
26) When This Bloody War Is Over.
27) I Don't Want To Be A Soldier.
28) I Want To Go Home.
29) The Old Battalion.
30) The Bells of Hell.
The 'Scottish Pals' Singers - The Music Hall Songs:
31) It's A Long Way To Tipperary.
32) Keep the Home Fires Burning.
33) Sister Suzie Sewing Shirts for Soldiers.
34) The Only Girl In the World.
35) Roses of Picardy.
36) Harry Lauder - Keep Right On To the End of the Road.
37) Cpl. Neil McHaughton - Solo Piper: The Flowers of the Forest.
38) John Samson - The Last Post.
Disc Two:
1) The Army School of Bagpipe Music & Highland Drumming:
The Taking of Beaumont Hamel - King George V's Army - The Battle of the Somme - The Bloody Fields of Flanders.
2) Iain Anderson - Poem: In Flanders Fields.
3) The Corries: The Green Fields of France.
4) Jim Malcolm: Jimmy's Gone Tae Flanders.
5) Steve Palmer: Black Is the Sun.
6) The McCalmans: Mothers, Daughters & Wives.
7) Robin Laing: Geordie McCrae - Hearts, Hearts Glorious Hearts.
8) Eric Bogle: And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda.
9) Iain Anderson - Poem: In Memorium.
10) Donnie M. MacLeod: An Eala Bhan.
11) Sheena Wellington & Karine Polwart: Hallowe'en.
12) Dick Gaughan: Why Old Men Cry.
13) Eric Bogle: As If He Knows.
14) Malinky: Jimmy Waddell - The Battle of the Somme.
15) Alan Bell: Letters From Wilfred.
16) The McCalmans: Only Remembered.
17) Iain Anderson:Cha Till MacCruimen - Heather Heywood: MacCrimmon's Lament - Dougie Pincock: MacCrimmon's Sweetheart.

A big & bold attempt to preserve the songs and more from the First World War.
Some of the items are 'snatches', the bits that everybody know in a sing-song, but their inclusion adds to the authentic feel of the production and contains most of the humour, which is strange, too, as these are the songs from the trenches.
A heavyweight cast get involved with the right amount of feeling.

Lineup

Iain Anderson.
The Army School of Bagpipe Music & Highland Drumming.
Pipe Major: Neil Hall. Drum Major: Brian Alexander.
The 'Scottish Pals' Singers:
Ian Bruce, Fiona Forbes, Stephen Quigg, Ian McVCalman, Tich Frier, Nick Keir & Hamish Bayne.
Maartin Allcock - Keyboards, Guitar, Banjo & Percussion.
Hamish Bayne - Concertina.
Nick Keir - Mouth Organ & Whistle.
Ian McCalman - Guitar & Keyboards.

See Track List for other Participants on Disc Two.