A well titled album given that our hero here is based in Texas (but we've never seen him in a cowboy hat!).
Ed also flies the flag with a regular radio programme featuring the best of Scottish music & song.
Although this is his latest of a string of albums he is still on the ball with a strong selection of great songs that will have international appeal, and his vocals hit the spot for clarity which always appeals when listening to folk songs.

1) The Rolling Hills of the Borders.
2) David & Goliath.
3) The Yew Tree.
4) Across the Hills of Home.
5) The Spanish Lady.
6) Mary Hamilton.
7) The Wild Geese.
8) Daughters & Sons.
9) The Smith's A Gallant Fireman.
10) The Gallowa' Hills.
11) Sleepytoon.
12) My Old Martin Guitar.
13) Come Fill Up Your Glasses.

A well titled album given that our hero here is based in Texas (but we've never seen him in a cowboy hat!).
Ed also flies the flag with a regular radio programme featuring the best of Scottish music & song.
Although this is his latest of a string of albums he is still on the ball with a strong selection of great songs that will have international appeal, and his vocals hit the spot for clarity which always appeals when listening to folk songs.

Lineup

Ed Miller - Vocals & Whistling.
Rich Brotherton - Guitar, Cittern, Mandolin, Banjo & Harmony Vocals.
Brian McNeill - Fiddle & Concertina.
E.J.Jones - Border & Highland Pipes, Flutes & Whistles.
Mark Stone - Percussion.
Rob Forkner - Bodhran
Karine Polwart - Vocals (Tks.1&5)
Jil Chambless - Harmony Vocals (Tks.4, 8 &13)
Marty Muse - Pedal Steel Guitar.
Pipo Hernandez - Charango.