Produced by Nigel Pegrum;
Recorded by Colin Bateman at Acorn Studios, Stonesfield, Oxford;
Cover design and artwork by Peter Wagstaff design, Stevenage;
Digitally remastered by Phil Smillie at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1991, engineer Peter Haigh

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, tenor banjo, mandolin, vocals;
Hudson Swan: bouzouki, vocals, fiddle, glockenspiel, mandolin;
Dougie MacLean: fiddle, mandolin, vocals, guitar, tenor banjo;
Phil Smillie: flute, whistle, vocals, bodhrán

Tracks

Side 1

1. Are Ye Sleeping Maggie (Roud 4897) (4.50)
2. Ferrickside (Roud 4010; Child 183) (2.20)
3. Galley of Lorne (3.30)
4. Birnie Bouzle (Roud 3343; G/D 4:876) (2.35)
5. Cam Ye By Athol (Bonnie Prince Charlie) (Roud 24348) (8.00)

Side 2

6. Hugaibh Oirbh (4.40)
7. The Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (3.10)
8. My Love’s in Germanie (Roud V39245) (6.50)
9. The Overgate (Roud 866) (2.00)
10. Ca’ the Yowes (Roud 857; G/D 5:1014; Henry H175) (4.45)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 1 Robert Tannahill arr. Tannahill Weavers;
Track 10 Robert Burns arr. Tannahill Weavers

Produced by Nigel Pegrum;
Recorded by Ashley Brigdale and Ron Eve at Free Range Studios, London;
Cover design and artwork by Peter Wagstaff design, Stevenage;
Remixed and digitally remastered by Phil Smillie at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1991, engineer Peter Haigh

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, tenor banjo, vocals;
Hudson Swan: bouzouki, glockenspiel, harmonium, foot bass, vocals;
Phil Smillie: whistles, flutes, bodhrán, vocals;
Mike Ward: fiddle, guitar, vocals;
Alan MacLeod: bagpipes, whistles, flutes, bodhrán, assorted chanters

Tracks

LP Side 1

1. The Deil’s Awa’ Wi’ th’ Exciseman (Roud 16787) (2.55)
2. Cam Ye O’er Frae France (Roud 5814; G/D 1:120) (2.26)
3. Cameron McFadgen / The Humors of Cork / The Skyman’s Jig (4.45)
4. Gloomy Winter’s Noo Awa’ (Roud V703) (4.29)
5. Wha’ll Dance Wi’ Wattie / Traditional / Pipe Major George Allan (3.35)

LP Side 2

6. The McGregors (5.02)
7. Bonnie Was Yon Rosie Briar (6.03)
8. The Laird o’ Cockpen (Roud 2859) (2.58)
9. The Irish Washerwoman / The Cook in the Kitchen / Miss Girdle (4.04)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Tracks 1, 7 Robert Burns arr. Tannahill Weavers;
Track 4 Robert Tannahill arr. Tannahill Weavers;
Track 6 words Alexander Wardrop, music Hamish Imlach

Hedera CD (different track order)

1. Cameron McFadgen / The Humors of Cork / The Skyman’s Jig (4.37)
2. The Deil’s Awa’ Wi’ th’ Exciseman (Roud 16787) (2.45)
3. Bonnie Was Yon Rosie Briar (5.52)
4. Cam Ye O’er Frae France (Roud 5814; G/D 1:120) (2.14)
5. Wha’ll Dance Wi’ Wattie / Traditional / Pipe Major George Allan (3.26)
6. The Laird o’ Cockpen (Roud 2859) (2.49)
7. The Irish Washerwoman / The Cook in the Kitchen / Miss Girdle (3.59)
8. Gloomy Winter’s Noo Awa’ (Roud V703) (4.24)
9. The McGregors (5.00)

Produced by Nigel Pegrum and the Tannahill Weavers;
Recorded by Mike Pela at Millstream Studios, and by Doug Bowie at REL, Edinburgh;
Mixed by Nigel Pegrum at Millstream Studios, engineer John Acock. Digitally remastered and tracks 2, 4-6 and 9 remixed 1991 by Phil Smillie at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh, engineer: Peter Haigh;
Sleeve concept by Bryan Grant;
Silver buckle design Norman MacLeod

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, tenor banjo, vocals;
Hudson Swan: bouzouki, glockenspiel, harmonium, foot bass, vocals;
Phil Smillie: whistles, flutes, bodhrán, vocals;
Mike Ward: fiddle, guitar, vocals;
Alan MacLeod: bagpipes, whistles, flutes, bodhrán, assorted chanters

Tracks

Side 1

1. The Geese in the Bog / The Jig of Slurs (2.59)
2. Jock Stewart (Roud 975) (3.52)
3. Tae the Weavers Gin Ye Gang (Roud V22409) / The Blackberry Bush (3.22)
4. Farewell to Fiunary (Roud 2317) / Heather Island (6.12)

Side 2

5. Willie Cummings / The Red Speckled Hen / Dalena McKay (4.34)
6. The Merchant’s Son (Roud 2153; G/D 2:303; TYG 65) / Dr. Ross’s 50^th Welcome the Argyllshire (3.39)
7. Ned of the Hills (3.55)
8. The Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (2.45)
9. Lady Mary Anne (Roud 31; Laws O35; G/D 6:1222) (4.21)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 4 Norman MacLeod arr. Tannahill Weavers;
Track 9 Robert Burns arr. Tannahill Weavers

Produced by Nigel Pegrum;
Recorded by Dave Cook at Quest Studios, Luton, in 1980 and 1981;
Remixed and digitally remastered by Phil Smillie at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1991, engineer Peter Haigh;
Photography by Dougie Nicolson

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, tenor banjo, vocals;
Phil Smillie: whistles, flutes, bodhrán, glockenspiel, harp, vocals;
Alan MacLeod: Highland bagpipes, whistles, mandola, organ, vocals;
Les Wilson: bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, bass pedals, vocals

Tracks

Side 1

1. Johnny Cope (Roud 2315; G/D 1:125) / The Athol Highlanders (3.43)
2. The Trooper and the Maid (Roud 162; Child 299; G/D 7:1470) / The Sound of Sleat (3.14)
3. I Once Loved a Lass (Roud 154; G/D 6:1198) (3.52)
4. Paddy O’Rafferty / Sandy Duff (2.40)
5. Auld Lang Syne (Roud 13892) (3.17)

Side 2

6. Captain Carswell / Susan Macleod / The Cabar Feidh (4.26)
7. The Gaberlunzie Man (Roud 212; Child 279 Appendix; Henry H810) / Mrs. Macleod of Rassey (3.10)
8. The Terror Time (4.54)
9. The Birken Tree (Roud 5069; G/D 4:802) (2.07)
10. Lieutenant Maguire / Donal Maclean (3.53)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 5 Robert Burns arr. Tannahill Weavers;
Track 8 Ewan MacColl

Produced by The Tannahill Weavers;
Stoof LP and Green Linnet tracks 3, 5, 7, 9-10 recorded by Wil Hesen at Farmsound Studio, Hesum, Holland;
Other Green Linnet tracks recorded by Steve Gronback at TGS Studios, Chapel Hill, North Carolina;
Photography by Mark Edward Atkinson;
Green Linnet front cover design by Ken Mitchell, back cover by Carla Frey

Musicians

Phil Smillie: vocals, flute, whistle, bodhrán, keyboards;
Bill Bourne: vocals, bouzouki, acoustic and electric guitars, fiddle, keyboards, bass pedals;
Alan MacLeod: bagpipes, mandolin, whistle, bodhrán;
Roy Gullane: vocals, acoustic guitars, tenor banjo, mandolin

with
Hans Hollestelle: electric lead guitar [Stoof 1];
Zan MacLeod: electric lead guitar [Green Linnet 8], bass guitar [Green Linnet 6, 8]

Tracks

Stoof LP

Side 1

1. The Coach House Reel / Marie Christine / The Coach House Reel (3.51)
2. Lady Dysie (Roud 112; Child 269; G/D 6:1224) (4.05)
3. Harris and the Mare (5.37)
4. Phuktiphanno / John McKenzie’s Fancy (2.58)
5. The Highland Laddie (Roud 2330) (4.43)

Side 2

6. At the End of a Pointed Gun (4.53)
7. The Flowers of Bermuda (3.27)
8. Summer in America / Biddy From Sligo (4.13)
9. Drink a Round (4.29)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Tracks 1ac Alan MacLeod;
Track 1b Gordon Lightfood;
Tracks 3, 7 Stan Rogers;
Track 6 words William Laskin, music trad.;
Track 9 Bill Bourne

Green Linnet album with some new tracks

Side 1

1. Roddie MacDonald’s Favourite (2.45)
2. Jamie Raeburn’s Farewell (Roud 600; G/D 8:1535; Henry H151) (4.41)
3. Harris and the Mare (5.47)
4. Duntroon / Trip to Alaska (4.11)
5. The Highland Laddie (Roud 2330) (4.43)

Side 2

6. At the End of a Pointed Gun (5.11)
7. Lady Dysie (Roud 112; Child 269; G/D 6:1224) (4.05)
8. The Coach House Reel / Marie Christine / The Coach House Reel (3.54)
9. Phuktiphanno / John MacKenzie’s Fancy (2.58)
10. Drink a Round (4.29)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Tracks 4b, 8ac Alan MacLeod;
Tracks 3 Stan Rogers;
Track 6 words William Laskin, music trad.;
Track 8b Gordon Lightfood;
Track 10 Bill Bourne

Produced by The Tannahill Weavers;
Recorded by Peter Haigh at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh;
Mixed by Peter Haigh and Phil Smillie;
Illustration by Donald Sanders;
Photos by D. Nicolson

Musicians

Kenny Forsyth: Highland bagpipes, Scottish small pipes, whistles;
Roy Gullane: vocals, guitar;
John Martin:: vocals, fiddle, viola;
Phil Smillie: vocals, flute, whistles, bodhrán;
Les Wilson: vocals, bouzouki, keyboards

Tracks

1. Greenwood Side / The Highland Laddie (Roud 2330) / Pattie (3.10)
2. Logie o’ Buchan (Roud 1994; G/D 4:828) (3.58)
3. Elspeth Campbell march / Kenny Gilles of Portnalong, Skye / Malcolm Johnstone / Thornton Jig jigs (4.43)
4. The Cuillins of Rhum (3.38)
5. The Mermaid’s Song air The Herra Boys / Captain Horn strathspeys / The Fourth Floor reel (6.11)
6. Are Ye Sleepin’, Maggie? (Roud 4897) / The Noose and the Ghillie (3.04)
7. A Bruxa waltz / Unknown jig (3.41)
8. Come Under My Plaidie (Roud 8694) (3.44)
9. Welcome Royal Cherlie (Roud 5817; G/D 1:136) / Campbell’s Farewell to Redcastle (2.39)
10. Flashmarket Close / MacArther / Colonel Fraser / The Swallow’s Tale reels (4.17)
11. The Ass in the Graveyard waltz (2.31)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 1c Neil Dickie;
Track 3a Theodore Douglas;
Track 3b Peter MacFarquar;
Track 3c R. Campbell;
Track 4 trad., lyrics Gordon Bok;
Track 5b Patrick Shuldham-Shaw;
Track 5d Gordon Duncan;
Track 6a Robert Tannahill;
Track 6b P. Gautier;
Track 7a Anton Seoane;
Track 11 Terry Tully

Produced by the Tannahill Weavers;
Production work done by Phil Smillie and Nik kinloch at Pier House Studios, Edinburgh;
Recorded by Terry Adams at REL Studios, Edinburgh, Scotland;
Sleeve notes compiled and edited by Maggie Smillie;
Band photographs by Norman Chalmers;
Studio photographs by John Martin and Phil Smillie;
Cover artwork by Donald Sanders

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, vocals;
Phil Smillie: flute, whistles, vocals;
John Martin: fiddle, viola, cello, mandolin, vocals;
Les Wilson: bouzouki, guitar, keyboards, vocals;
Duncan J. Nicholson: Highland bagpipes, Scottish smsllpipes, whistles

Tracks

1. Good Drying Set: Good Drying / The MacFarlanes / The Whistlebinkies Reel / Mulhaire’s Reel / The Christmas Carousel / Miss Monaghan (4.59)
2. Hieland Harry: Hieland Harry (Roud 3809; G/D 1:134) / The Wee Highland Laddie (2^nd part) / Lieutenant Colonel D.J.S. Murray (3.48)
3. The Rigs o’ Rye (Roud 985; Laws O11; G/D 5:1054) (4.56)
4. The Athol Gathering: The Arthol Gathering / Donald MacLeod Reel (4.08)
5. St. Kilda Set: Leaving St. Kilda / Major W. Knox, M.C. / The Highland Brigade at Magersfontein (5.48)
6. The Shearin’s No for You (Roud 4845; G/D 7:1486) (4.19)
7. The Three Healths (1.23)
8. Crann Tara Set: Angus G. MacLeod / Crann Tara / Fiona MacLeod (4.18)
9. The Wars o’ Germany (Roud 5608) (4.12)
10. Islay Charms Set: Donald MacLeod / Islay Charms / Alena MacAskill / Donnie MacGregor (4.03)
11. Last May a Braw Wooer (Roud V5029) (4.07)
12. Farewell You Silver Darlin’s (5.14)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 1a R.S. MacDonald;
Tracks 1b, 2b, 8ac Pipe Major Donald MacLeod;
Track 1c Robert Wallace;
Tracks 2a, 11 Robert Burns;
Track 2c Lieutenant J. Allan;
Track 4b Pipe Major P. MacLeod Sr.;
Track 5a Pipe Major William Ross;
Track 5b G. MacDonald;
Track 5c Pipe Major John McLellan D.C.M.;
Track 8d Allan MacDonald;
Track 9 lyrics William Motherwell, tune trad.;
Track 10a J.A. Barrie;
Track 10b Ian C. Cameron;
Track 10c Dr. John McAskill;
Track 10d Donald MacPherson;
Track 12 Roy Gullane

Produced by Phil Smillie;
Recorded by Phil Smillie at Tentsmuir Studios, Tayport Scotland,
by Pat Glover at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, British Columbia, Canada,
by Sergio Tuto and Sergio Diaz at Tuto Estudios, Asturias, Span
by Matt Coles at Compass Sound Studio, Nashwill, Tennessee, USA,
by A.J. MacInnes at Wee Studio’s Bunker on Benbecula, Scotland,
and by Eric DeJong in Groningen, the Netherlands;
Mixed by Richard Werner, Phil Smillie and Lorne MacDougall at B&B Studios;
Mastered by Richard Werner;B Studios;
Sleeve notes by Phil Smillie and Roy Gullane, compiled and edited by Maggie Smillie;
Image of the Hunterston Brooch used with permission of the National Museums Scotland

Musicians

Roy Gullane: guitar, lead vocals;
Phil Smillie: flute, whistles, bodhrán, harmony vocals, mandolin glockenspiel;
John Martin: fiddle, viola, low fiddle, harmonyvocals;
Lorne MacDougall: Highland bagpipes, Scottish smallpipes, whistles

with
Aaron Jones: bouzouki, guitar, bass [1-8, 10, 12, 14];
Alan MacLeod: Highland bagpipes [13];
Alison Brown: banjo [6];
Colin Melville: Highland bagpipes, Scottish small pipes [7, 9];
David Shaw: keyboards;
Davie Hunter: Highland bagpipes [10];
Dougie MacLean: fiddle, didgeridoo [7];
Duncan Nicholson: Highland bagpipes [11, 13];
Elias Garcia: bouzouki, bass pedals [9];
Fonsu Mielgo: bodhran [9];
Gordie Duncan Jr: percussion [14];
Hudson Swan: bouzouki [8, 13];
Iain Maclnnes: Highland bagpipes, vocals [7, 14];
Innes White: guitar [4, 7-9, 11-12, 14];
John Cassidy: vocals [2];
Kenny Forsyth: Highland bagpipes, whistle [7, 12];
Les Wilson: lead vocals, bouzouki [2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12];
Mike Ward: fiddle, guitar, bass [13];
Robbie Ward: bouzouki [4];
Ross Kennedy: lead vocals, bouzouki [12];
Russell Hunter: piano [1, 3, 5, 7, 11];
Tod MacLeod: percussion [2, 6];
Xel Pereda: guitar [9]

Tracks

1. Òrach: Peter MacKenzie Warren / Miss Rose / Ridhle Cheap Breatuinn / Trip to the Market (5.18)
2. Jenny A’ Things (4.52)
3. Christchurch Cathedral (3.13)
4. The Jeannie C (4.42)
5. Northern Lights: Augstunden / Paul K’s / Stone Frigate Reel / Inver Lasses (5.26)
6. Oh No! / Phil’s Solution (2.48)
7. Sunset Over the Somme (2.59)
8. Fragment of a Scottish Ballad (3.00)
9. The Asturian Sessions: Mom’s Jig / ‘7D’ Octobre / Pasucais de la Villa / El Molin de Puirtu (3.34)
10. The Ghost of Mick McDonnell (5.04)
11. Pipe Major Duncan Nicholson: The Road to Luch nam Bairneas / Tha Ceum Danns’ a Dhith / Lord McConnell of Lough Erne and Lochend (4.31)
12. Jessie the Floo’er o’ Dunblane (4.30)
13. The Battle of Sheriffmuir / The Cameronian Rant / The Aftermath (5.35)
14. Gordon Duncan Set: Nora Criónna / Unknown / Port Sean Seosamh / Red Ken’s (aka Rory Gallagher’s) / Brady’s (4.46)

All tracks trad. arr. Tannahill Weavers except
Track 1a Tom Muirhead;
Track 1d Adm Sutherland;
Track 2 Matt McGinn;
Track 3 John Sheahan;
Track 4 Stan Rogers;
Track 5a Bill McChesney;
Track 5b Jamie McInnes;
Track 5c Pipe Major Donald Carrigan;
Track 6a Bill Connolly;
Track 6b Lorne MacDougall;
Track 7 G.S. MacLennan;
Tracks 8, 12 Robert Tannahill;
Track 9a Jerry Holland;
Track 9b Javier Tejedor;
Track 9d Simon Bradley;
Track 10 Daithi Rua;
Tracks 11a-c Allan MacDonald;
Track 13a Robert Burns, John Barcaly;
Track 13c Phil MacLennan Smillie;
Track 14d Gordon Duncan