Recorded by Willy Wenger

Musicians

Brian McNeill: fiddle, vocals;
Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals;
Ricky Starrs: guitar, mandolin, vocals

Tracks

Side 1

1. Richmond / Le Reel Du Pendu (2.33)
2. Farewell to Nova Scotia (Roud 384) (4.20)
3. Denis Murphy’s Slide (2.33)
4. The Bonny Whaling Laddie (5.15)
5. The Bonnie Wee Lassie Who Never Said No (Roud 2903) (3.13)
6. Pipe Tunes: The Highland Brigade at Waterloo / The 74^th Highlanders / The 93^rd’s Farewell to Gibraltar (6.10)

Side 2

7. The Ryebuck Shearer (Roud 24820) (4.45)
8. The Four Poster Bed / Staten Island / Colonel Rodney (3.07)
9. The Back o’ Benachie (Roud 406; Laws M13; G/D 5:1012) (5.05)
10. Revie’s Reel / Mary McMahon (2.50)
11. The Forfar Sodger (Roud 2857; G/D 1:69) (3.13)
12. Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore (Roud 1419; Henry H192) (5.37)

All tracks trad. arr. Battlefield Band

Musicians

Brian McNeill: vocals [4, 7], fiddle [1-3, 5-6, 10], viola [10], guitar [1], mandola [7-8], concertina [4, 10];
Alan Reid: vocals [2, 4], keyboards [1, 4-10], piano [3], guitar [2], accordion [10];
John Gahagan: whistle [1-10], concertina [6-7], bones [1, 10];
Jamie McMenemy: vocals [4, 9], mandola [1-3, 5-10], whistle [6-7], banjo [10];

with
Ian MacDonald: Highland pipes [5];
Angus McGregor: Northumbrian pipes [8];
David John Munro: uilleann pipes [2, 10];

Tracks

Side 1

1. Pipe Major George Allan (4.55)
2. Wae’s Me for Prince Charlie (Roud 16902) (4.05)
3. Lady Madeleine Sinclair / The Spey in Spate / The Duke of Perth (3.09)
4. The Hieland Sodger (Roud 2496; G/D 1:91; Henry H782) (3.34)
5. The Streaker / The Wee Man from Skye / The Irish Washer Wife (4.06)

Side 2

6. The Arran Boat / The Canty Old Man / Drummond Castle (5.29)
7. The Lothian Hairst (Roud 2165; G/D 3:404) (3.31)
8. The Barngann Gil (2.52)
9. Mormond Braes (Roud 2171; G/D 6:1142) (5.17)
10. Cherish the Ladies / The Rambling Pitchfork (3.59)

All tracks trad. except
Track 1 Donald McLeod;
Track 2 William Glen;
Track 3b James Scott Skinner;

Recorded by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios, Edinburgh;
Produced by Robin Morton;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle

Musicians

Brian McNeill: vocals [4, 11], fiddle [3, 6-9], cittern [1, 6, 11], viola [2], concertina [4], mandolin [3, 5, 10];
Alan Reid: vocals [4-5, 8, 11], organ [1-3, 6-9, 11], guitar [4-5, 10];
John Gahagan: whistle [1, 3-4, 6-11], concertina [2, 5];
Jamie McMenemy: vocals [2, 4-5, 8, 11], cittern [1, 3-10], Portuguese guitarra [6, 11]

Tracks

Side 1

1. Silver Spear / Humours of Tulla (2.30)
2. The Shipyard Apprentice (3.49)
3. Crossing the Minch / Minnie Hynd / The Glasgow Gaelic Club
4. The Brisk Young Lad (Roud 6139; G/D 4:892)
5. Birnie Bouzle (Roud 3343; G/D 4:876)
6. Compliments of the Band: Sir David Davidson of Cantray / A.A. Cameron’s Strathspey / Scott Skinner’s Compliments to Dr. MacDonald

Side 2

7. Bonny Jean / Paddy Fahey’s Reel / Joseph’s Fancy / The Hag’s Reel
8. It Was All for Our Rightful King (Roud 5789)
9. The Inverness Gathering / Marquis of Huntly’s Strathspey / John MacNeil’s Reel
10. Miss Margaret Brown’s Favourite / Deserts of Tulloch
11. The Cruel Brother (Roud 26; Child 11) (5.20)

All tracks trad. except
Track 2 Archie Fisher, Norman Buchan, Bobby Campbell;
Track 6a Joseph Lowe;
Track 6c James Scott Skinner;
Track 9b Marshall;
Track 10a Nathaniel Gow

Recorded by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios, Edinburgh;
Produced by Robin Morton;
Notes by Jamie McMenemy;
Design by Tony Engle;
Front cover photograph used by kind permission of Mr William McMenemy

Musicians

Alan Reid: lead vocals [4, 7], vocals [2, 6, 9, 11], pedal organ [1-7, 9-11], electric piano [1, 6, 8], piano [12];
Brian McNeill: vocals [6, 9, 11], fiddle [1, 3-6, 10], concertina [2, 7, 12], mandolin [5, 8-10, 12], bouzouki [8], cittern [11];
Pat Kilbride: lead vocals [2, 11], vocals [4, 6-7, 9], guitar [1-6, 8, 10-12], bodhrán [7], cittern [9];
Jamie McMenemy: lead vocals [6, 9], vocals [4, 7, 11], mandolin [1], cittern [1-2, 4-6, 8-9, 12], whistles [3, 7, 10-11], bouzouki [10]

Tracks

Side 1

1. Lady Carmichael / South of the Grampians / Mickie Ainsworth (4.06)
2. The Bachelor (Roud 1572; G/D 7:1291) (2.58)
3. Ge Do Theid Mi Do M’Leabaidh (2.26)
4. The Battle of Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112) (4.00)
5. Jenny Nettles / The Grays of Tongside (2.40)
6. Tae the Beggin’ (Roud 286; G/D 3:488) (3.01)

Side 2

7. The Tamosher (Roud 899; G/D 7:1493) (2.36)
8. The Blackbird and the Thrush / The Moray Club (2.41)
9. Lang Jonnie Moir (Roud 3100; Child 251; G/D 2:246) (5.20)
10. The Brown Milkmaid / Dunnottar Castle / Maid of Glengarrysdale / Disused Railway (4.41)
11. The Lady Leroy (Roud 1889; Laws N5; Henry H214) (4.00)
12. Stirling Castle / Earl of Mansfield (2.05)

All tracks trad. arr. Battlefield Band except
Track 1b Porteous;
Track 1c Cooper;
Track 5b Aly Bain arr. J. MacFadyn;
Track 8a Carolan;
Track 10d Craib;
Track 12b J. McEwan

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios, Pencaitland, in 1979;
Front cover photograph by courtesy of the British Tourist Association;
Battlefield Band photographs by Keith Morris;
Sleeve design by Tony Russell

Musicians

Brian McNeill: fiddle, viola, bouzouki, cittern, mandolin, banjo, concertina, vocals;
Alan Reid: synthesisers, pedal organ, Hammond organ, electric and acoustic piano, vocals;
Jenny Clark: dulcimer, guitar, cittern, whistle, vocals;
Duncan MacGillivray: highland pipes, whistle, mouth organ, guitar, vocal

Tracks

Stand Easy Side 1

1. Miss Drummond of Perth / Fiddler’s Joy / Traditional Reel / The Shetland Fiddler (3.23)
2. Seven Braw Gowns (Roud 846; G/D 7:1385) (2.38)
3. Miss Drummond of Perth’s Favourite Scotch Measure / Miss MacLeod’s Minuet (3.32)
4. My Last Farewell to Stirling (Roud 5160; G/D 8:1534) / Cuidich’n Righ (To Serve the King) (4.02)
5. I Hae Laid a Herrin’ in Salt / My Wife’s a Wanton Wee Thing / The Banks of the Allan (3.38)
6. The Battle of Falkirk Muir (Up and Run Awa’ Hawley) (3.18)

Stand Easy Side 2

7. John D. Burgess / The Braemar Gathering (4.11)
8. I Hae Nae Kith I Hae Nae Kin (3.51)
9. Miss Lyall / Small Coals for Nailers / Bleaton Gardens (2.16)
10. Christ Has My Hart Ay (3.00)
11. Joe McGann’s Fiddle / Center’s Bonnet (4.44)

CD Bonus Tracks: Preview

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded at Temple Records Studio, Scotland, in 1980

Sylvia Barnes: vocals, dulcimer, bodhrán;
Jim Barnes: guitar;
Duncan MacGillivray: highland pipes, whistle;
Brian McNeill: fiddle, bouzouki;
Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals

12. Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin (Roud V28828) (3.36)
13. 74^th Highlanders’ Farewell to Edinburgh / The Cup of Tea (2.32)
14. Bonny Lass Come Ower the Burn (0.49)
15. Lord Huntly’s Cave / The Lady in the Bottle / Stewart Chisholm’s Walkabout (5.23)

All tracks trad. except
Track 1c D. McLeod;
Track 2 melody Duncan MacGillivray;
Track 4b N. McSwayde;
Track 7a George Cockburn;
Track 7b G.S. MacLennan;
Track 8 melody Brian McNeill;
Track 10 melody Alan Reid;
Track 13a William MacKinnon;
Track 15c Stuart Finlayson

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studios, September 1979-July 1980;
Photography by Keith Morris;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals [8, 10], lead vocals [1, 3, 5], backing vocals [1, 3, 7], organ [1-3, 5-11], electric piano [1, 3, 7-11], synthesiser [1-3, 5-11], guitar [2, 11], piano [6];
Brian McNeill: lead vocals [7], backing vocals [1, 3, 5], fiddle [1-4, 6-7, 9, 11], viola [1, 9], hurdy-gurdy [4, 8], concertina [4], cittern [4-5, 7], mandolin [6-7, 9], bouzouki [6], tenor banjo [9]

Tracks

Side 1

1. The Gallant Grahams (Roud 5618; G/D 2:245) (3.18)
2. Sgian S’gur / Farewell to Barra (2.59)
3. Atholl Gathering (2.15)
4. The Hawk that Swoops on High / Crabs in the Skillet (2.57)
5. Twa Bonny Maidens (2.31)
6. Jig / Sgian Dubh / There’s Three Guid Fellows / Leslie’s March (3.22)

Side 2

7. Barrett’s Privateers (3.59)
8. Lady Kilmarnock’s Lament (3.28)
9. Mr Dundas McQueen’s / Mrs Dundas of Arniston / The Highlander’s Knee Buckle / The Ardrasar Blacksmith (3.08)
10. Henry Martin (Roud 104; Child 250) (4.47)
11. The Cove of Cork / Short Life to Stepmothers / Dr Morrison’s Seven Thistles (3.46)

All tracks trad. arr except
Track 2b Johnstone;
Track 7 Stan Rogers;
Tracks 9ab Niel Gow;
Track 9d MacRae;
Track 11c James Scott Skinner

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Engineered by Martin Colledge;
Photos by Ian Ruthven;
Graphics by Jim Hutcheson

Musicians

Alan Reid: lead vocals [4-5, 8], vocals [2, 10], backing vocals [5, 8], organ [1-2, 5, 9-11], synthesiser [1-3, 5-12], electric piano [1, 6-8, 11], piano [3, 12];
Brian McNeill: lead vocals [10], vocals [2, 5], backing vocals [8], fiddle [1, 3-4, 6-11], viola [9, 12], mandolin [2], cittern [3], bouzouki [1, 6, 10], concertina [5], hurdy-gurdy [8];
Duncan MacGillivray: vocals, pipes, mouth organ, whistle, guitar;
Ged Foley: lead vocals [2], vocals [5, 10], Northumbrian pipes [3-4, 9], guitar [1-2, 6, 8, 11-12], mandolin [1, 5, 7, 10]

with
Martin Colledge: tenor banjo [6-7], electric guItar [12];
Robin Morton: bodhrán [6]

Tracks

Side 1

1. Major Malley’s March and Reel / Malcolm Currie (2.19)
2. Bonny Barbry-O (Roud 545; G/D 1:84) (3.09)
3. Look Across the Water / Mrs. Garden of Troup / The Keelman Ower Land (4.28)
4. Braw Lads o’ Galla Water (Roud 2578) (3.28)
5. Up and Waur Them A’, Willie (Roud 6790; G/D 6:1268) (3.14)
6. Joseph MacDonald’s Jig / The Snuff Wife / Thief of Lochaber (3.49)

Side 2

7. Cockle Geordie / Miss Graham / Miss Thompson (3.59)
8. The Boar and the Fox (4.01)
9. Blackhall Rocks (2.45)
10. The Lads o’ the Fair (3.56)
11. The Cowal Gathering / The Iron Man / Dancing Feet / Dick Gossip’s Reel (4.25)
12. Mary Cassidy (2.28)

Tracks 1a, 2, 3c, 4, 7abc, 8, 11d trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 1b William Gray;
Tracks 3a, 10 Brian McNeill;
Track 3b Robert Petrie;
Track 5 words trad., tune Alan Reid;
Track 6a trad. / 2^nd & 3^rd part Duncan McGillivray;
Track 6c trad. / 3^rd & 4^th part Donald MacLeod;
Tracks 6b, 7c trad.;
Track 9 Ged Foley;
Track 11a John Maclellan;
Track 11b James Scott Skinner;
Track 11c G.S. Maclennan;
Track 12 Alan Reid

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Graphics by John Gahagan

Musicians

Alan Reid: lead vocals [2, 9], vocals [4, 11], keyboards [1-12];
Brian McNeill: lead vocals [4], vocals [2, 9], fiddle [1-2, 4-8, 10-11], viola [5], mandolin [3], cittern [3, 11], bouzouki [4, 8], concertina [9];
Duncan MacGillivray: vocals [2, 4, 9], pipes [1, 4, 6, 8, 10], mouth organ [2, 11], whistle [5-6, 9, 11], guitar [3-4, 7];
Ged Foley: lead vocals [9], vocals [2, 4], Northumbrian pipes [2-3, 5], guitar [1-4, 6, 8-11], mandolin [4, 7]

with
Dougie Pincock: flute [2], pipes [8];
Robin Morton: trumpet [3]

Tracks

Side 1

1. Bessie MacIntyre / Johnny MacDonald’s Reel / Roddy MacDonald’s Fancy (3.08)
2. Shining Clear (4.25)
3. Sir Sydney Smith’s March (3.47)
4. A Chance As Good As Any / Reid’s Rant (3.17)
5. Lord Haddo’s Favourite (3.41)
6. Tending the Steer / Sandy Thompson / The Calrossie Cattle Wife (3.10)

Side 2

7. The Presbyterian Hornpipe / The Watchmaker’s Daughter / The Hurricane (3.58)
8. The Battle of Waterloo / Kilcoy’s March / The Quaker (4.52)
9. One Miner’s Life / The Image of God (4.59)
10. Kantara to El ’Arish / Christmas Carousal / Willie Ray’s Loomhouse (2.58)
11. The Green Plaid (3.44)

Track 1a William MacLean;
Track 1b James Center (1906);
Track 1c trad., 2^nd, 3^rd & 4^th part Donald McLeod;
Track 2 Robert Louis Stevenson, Alan Reid;
Tracks 3, 5, 7a, 8b, 10bc, 11 trad. arr. Battefield Band;
Track 4a, 7b Brian McNeill;
Track 4b Alan Reid;
Track 6a trad. / 3^rd & 4^th part Duncan McGillivray;
Track 6b J. Wilson;
Track 6c Duncan McGillivray;
Track 7c James Scott Skinner;
Track 8ac trad. arr. Donald McLeod;
Track 9a Ed Pickford;
Track 9b Joe Corrie, Alan Reid;
Track 10a Pipe Major Willie Fergusson

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Cover painting by Tomas Corson Morton (1859-1928);
Sleeve design and graphics by Jim Hutcheson

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals [2, 4, 7-8, 10-11], keyboards [1-11];
Brian McNeill: lead vocals [4], vocals [7, 11], fiddle [1-6, 8-9], mandocello [1, 3, 5, 7, 11], cittern [2], guitar [4], electric guitar [11];
Dougie Pincock: vocals [4, 7, 11], Highland pipes [1, 3, 6, 9], small pipes [2, 7, 10], whistle [1, 3, 5, 7-8], flute [2, 4, 8, 11], mandolin [3];
Alistair Russell: lead vocals [2, 8, 11], vocals [4, 7], guitar [1-9, 11], cittern [1, 3]

Tracks

Side 1

1. The Four Minute Warning: The Tide’s Out / James MacLellans Favourite / Dougies Decision / The Ferryman / Lady Doll Sinclair (4.36)
2. The Old Changing Way (3.30)
3. The Hook of Holland / Dominic MacGowan (4.35)
4. The Snows of France and Holland (3.40)
5. Sauchiehall Street Salsa: McHughs Other Foot / The Man With Two Women (3.40)

Side 2

6. Anthem (The Scots Lament) (3.35)
7. The Yew Tree (4.00)
8. The Port of Call (4.30)
9. Ina MacKenzie / The Braes of Mellinish / Troy’s Wedding (3.12)
10. Miners’ Wives (2.12)
11. I Am the Common Man (2.55)

Tracks 1ae, 5b, 9b trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 1b, 3b Duncan Johnstone;
Tracks 1c, 5a John Gahagan;
Track 1d Donald MacLeod;
Track 2 Richard Thompson;
Tracks 3a, 4, 7 Brian McNeill;
Track 6 James Oswald (18^th century);
Track 8 Kieran Halpin;
Track 9a Pipe Major Ronald Lawrie;
Track 9c Colin Magee;
Tracks 10-11 Joe Corrie, Alan Reid

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio; Scotpand;
Original sleeve design by ‘Jimboy’ Hutcheson, Edinburgh;
CD sleeve design by John Haxby, Edinburgh

Musicians

Brian McNeill: vocals [4, 6, 8, 11], fiddle [1-3, 5-9, 11], mandolin [9], mandocello [4, 6], cittern [7, 11], guitar [10];
lan Reid: lead vocals [8, 10], vocals [4, 6, 11], keyboards;
Dougie Pincock: vocals [4, 6, 8], Highland pipes [1, 7, 9-10], small pipes [3-4], whistle [4-5, 7-8, 10-11], flute [2, 4, 8-9], fiddle [6], mandolin [3], mandocello [6], tom tom [3-4], bodhrán [3];
Alistair Russell: lead vocals [6, 8, 11], vocals [2, 4, 10], guitar [1-9, 11]

Tracks

Side 1

1. John MacKenzie’s Fancy / The Train Journey North (2.52)
2. Carnlough Bay (Roud 2300; G/D 5:971) (2.56)
3. The Pilgrim’s March / Scarlet and Black / The Struggle / Struy Lodge (3.45)
4. Montrose (4.27)
5. She’s Late But She’s Timely (3.23)
6. Bad Moon Rising / The Rising Moon Reel (3.07)

Side 2

7. The Clumsy Lover / The Unmade Bed / Knopogue (4.47)
8. The Dear Green Place (4.45)
9. The Gale Warning / The Anchor Steam Reel / The Farmer’s Daughter (3.01)
10. Island Earth No More / Flight of the Eaglets (4.28)
11. After Hours / The Green Gates / The Ship in Full Sail (3.30)

Track 1a J.A. Barrie;
Track 1b Pipe Major Tom Anderson;
Tracks 2, 3c, 9c, 10a, 11b trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 3a, 4, 9a Brian McNeill;
Track 3b Dougie Pincock;
Tracks 3d, 10b William Ross;
Tracks 5, 8 Alan Reid;
Track 6 Dougie Pincock, John Fogerty;
Track 7 Neil Dickie;
Track 9b R. Seton;
Track 11a Charlie McGettigan

Music linked with The National Trust for Scotland’s properties

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Sleeve design by John Slavin at DesignFolk;
Photographs of Crathes Castle and St Kilda used by kind permission of The National Trust for Scotland

Musicians

Brian McNeill: fiddle, viola, concertina, cittern, guitar;
Dougie Pincock: Highland bagpipes, flute, whistle;
Alan Reid: keyboard, vocals;
Alison Kinnaird: Scottish harp, vocals

Tracks

Music in Trust 1

1. The Sweet Maid of Mull / MacLeod of Mull (4.14)
2. Frideray (2.25)
3. Cro Cinn T-Saile / The Kilbarchan Weaver (3.36)
4. Lady Haddo (3.38)
5. The Silver Darlin’s (1.58)
6. The Duchess of Gordon (3.28)
7. The St Kilda Girls Lament / The St Kilda Wedding March (2.51)
8. Anst’er Market / The East Neuk of Fife (3.03)
9. Brodick Castle (3.58)
10. Dunkeld Steeple / Killiecrankie (4.03)
11. Mo Run Geal Og (4.07)
12. Glenfinnan Highland Gathering / Lady MacKenzie of Gairloch / The Five Sisters (3.41)
13. Held in Trust (3.21)

Track 1a A.C. Beaton, arr. Batlefield Band;
Track 1b Donald MacLeod;
Track 2 Dougie Pincock, Alan Reid;
Tracks 3a, 10b, 11 trad. arr. Aliason Kinnaird;
Tracks 3b, 13 Aliason Kinnaird;
Track 4 M. MacDonald, arr. Brian McNeill;
Track 5 Brian McNeill, Dougie Pincock;
Track 6 William Marshall, arr. Batlefield Band;
Tracks 7ab, 8b, 12b trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 8a Brian McNeill;
Track 9 Alan Reid;
Track 19a Niel Gow, arr. Brian McNeill;
Track 12a R. Lawrie;
Track 12c Dougie Pincock

Music in Trust 2

1. The Laird o’ Brodie / Danzig Willie / The Merchant’s Jig (3.00)
2. A’Chlach Uaine (The Green Stone) (3.25)
3. I Ha’e a Wife / The Tarbolton Jig / Tarbolton Lodge (2.47)
4. The Massacre of Glencoe (6.10)
5. Falkland Palace (2.26)
6. Lawers Loup / Miss Jane Fraser / Mrs Maule’s Reel (2.33)
7. Goat Fell (3.09)
8. Farewell to Glen-Shalloch (2.49)
9. The Fruiting Branch / Gledstanes’ March (3.24)
10. Pitmedden (3.10)
11. The Mote of Mark / The Grey Mare’s Tail (3.40)
12. Held in Trust / Peace and Plenty (4.04)
13. Fingal’s Weeping / The Maids of Kintail (3.06)
14. Hill House / The Philosopher’s Chair (3.53)

Tracks 1a, 3ac trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 1b, 12b Brian McNeill;
Tracks 1c, 3b, 6a, 11ab Dougie Pincock;
Tracks 2, 9b, 10 Alan Reid, Dougie Pincock;
Track 4 trad. arr. Alison Kinnaird, Dougie Pincock;
Tracks 5, 7, 9a, 14b Alan Reid;
Track 6b Robert MacIntosh, arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 8 trad. arr. Alison Kinnaird, Robin Morton;
Track 12a Alison Kinnaird;
Track 13 trad. arr. Dougie Pincock;
Track 14 Alan Reid, Dougie Pincock, Brian McNeil, Alison Kinnaird

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Cutting engineer: Ray Staff;
Photography by Robin Morton;
Sleeve design by John Haxby

Musicians

Alan Reid: lead vocals [4-5, 9], vocals [2, 7, 10], keyboards [1-3, 5-12];
Brian McNeill: lead vocals [2, 5], vocals [7], fiddle [1, 3, 5-8, 10, 12], viola [6], mandolin [3], mandocello [2-3], acoustic guitar [9-10], electric guitar [1, 12], cittern [6], bouzouki [5], concertina [4, 11];
Dougie Pincock: vocals [2, 5, 9], Highland pipes [1, 5-6, 8, 12], Scottish small pipes [7, 9, 11], flute [3, 8, 10], whistle [1, 4-6, 8], low whistle [8], saxophone [7], soprano saxophone [6], alto saxophone [2, 10, 12], bodhrán [3-4], percussion [12];
Alistair Russell: vocals [2, 4-5, 7, 9-10], guitar [1-3, 5-12];

Tracks

Side 1

1. Conway’s Farewell / Andy Renwick’s Ferret / Short-Coated Mary (3.35)
2. Seacoalers (2.45)
3. Return to Kashmagiro / The Cuddy With the Wooden Leg (3.13)
4. Jock the Can (3.03)
5. The Rovin’ Dies Hard (6.08)
6. Muineira Sul Sacrato Della Chiesa (The Jig Danced on the Church Square) / Hyo Y Frwynen (The Magic of the Rush) / E Kostez An Henbont (4.01)

Side 2

7. The Celtic Hotel (3.09)
8. The Left-Handed Fiddler / The Floating Crowbar / The Ships Are Sailing / Lucy Campbell / June Apple (3.12)
9. We Work the Black Seam (4.23)
10. The Tail o’ the Bank (3.19)
11. Togail Curs Air Leodhas (Setting a Course for Lewis) (2.45)
12. Cran Tara (The Fiery Cross) / Madadh Ruadh (The Red Fox) (4.53)

Tracks 1a, 3a, 12ab Dougie Pincock;
Track 1b Gordon Duncan;
Tracks 1c, 6a-c, 8b-e trad.;
Tracks 2, 3b, 5 Brian McNeill;
Tracks 4, 10 Alan Reid;
Track 7 Robin Morton / Battlefield Band;
Track 8a James Scott Skinner;
Track 9 Sting;
Track 11 trad., Dougie Pincock

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Claude Harper and the Leapfrog Mobile;
Live Sound by Moray Munro;
Mixed by Robin Morton at Temple Record Studio, Scotland;
Mastered by Ray Staff at The Exchange, London;
Photographs by Dave Harrold, Edinburgh;
Sleeve design by Graham Ogilvie, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid, Brian McNeill, Dougie Pincock, Alistair Russell, Duncan MacGillivray
(according to the Battlefield Band’s website; not credited on the album)

Tracks

LP Side 1

1. Home Ground: Skinner’s Compliments to Dr MacDonald / The Ivory Reel / Miss Susan Fedderson / Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh / The Ladies from Hell / The Roe’s Among the Heather / Islay’s Charms / The Banks of the Allan (8.41)
2. The Yew Tree (4.12)
3. After Hours / Whiskey in the Jar / The Green Gates / The Ship in Full Sail (4.35)
4. Farewell Johnny Miner (5.10)
5. The Four Minute Warning: The Tide’s Out / James MacLellan’s Favourite / Dougie’s Decision / The Ferryman / Lady Doll Sinclair (4.49)

LP Side 2

6. The Hornpipes: John MacKenzie’s Fancy / Dr John McInnes’ Fancy / The Train Journey North (4.05)
7. The Rovin’ Dies Hard (5.53)
8. Fare Thee Well Whisky (Roud 845; G/D 3:587; Henry H807) (3.59)
9. Peace and Plenty (5.15)
10. Band of a Thousand Chances: Land of a Thousand Dances / The Dashing White Sergeant / Donald Where’s Your Trousers / The Fairy Dance / Let’s Twist Again / Mrs. McLeod’s of Raasay / With a Little Help from My Friends / The Atholl Highlanders (9.16)

CD

1. Home Ground: Skinner’s Compliments to Dr MacDonald / The Ivory Reel / Miss Susan Fedderson / Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh / The Ladies from Hell / The Roe’s Among the Heather / Islay’s Charms / The Banks of the Allan (8.41)
2. The Yew Tree (4.12)
3. After Hours / Whiskey in the Jar / The Green Gates / The Ship in Full Sail (4.35)
4. Pincock’s Pleasure: Lady Carmichael’s Strathspey / Laird o’ Drumblair / The High Road to Linton / Conway’s Farewell / Andy Renwick’s Ferret (4.47)
5. The Dear Green Place (4.43)
6. Fare Thee Well Whisky (Roud 845; G/D 3:587; Henry H807) (3.59)
7. The Hornpipes: John MacKenzie’s Fancy / Dr John McInnes’ Fancy / The Train Journey North (4.05)
8. The Rovin’ Dies Hard (5.53)
9. Bad Moon Rising / Rising Moon Reel (4.34)
10. The Four Minute Warning: The Tide’s Out / James MacLellan’s Favourite / Dougie’s Decision / The Ferryman / Lady Doll Sinclair (4.49)
11. Farewell Johnny Miner (5.10)
12. Band of a Thousand Chances: Land of a Thousand Dances / The Dashing White Sergeant / Donald Where’s Your Trousers / The Fairy Dance / Let’s Twist Again / Mrs. McLeod’s of Raasay / With a Little Help from My Friends / The Atholl Highlanders (9.16)
13. Peace and Plenty (5.15)

Tracks 1a, 4b James Scott Skinner;
Tracks 1bc, 2, 8, 13 Brian McNeill;
Tracks 1dfh, 3bcd, 4ac, 7b, 10ae, 12bdfh trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 1e James MacMillan Tait;
Track 1g Iain C. Cameron;
Track 3a Charles McGettigan;
Tracks 4d, 9b Dougie Pincock;
Track 4e Gordon Duncan;
Track 5 Alan Reid;
Track 6 trad. arr. Alistair Russell;
Track 7a James Barrie;
Track 7c Tom Anderson;
Track 9a John Fogerty;
Track 10b Duncan Johnstone;
Track 10c John Gahagan;
Track 10d Donald MacLeod;
Track 11 Ed Pickford;
Track 12a Chris Kenner;
Track 12c McLeish, Kennedy;
Track 12e Dave Appell, Kal Mann;
Track 12g John Lennon, Paul McCartney

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Moray Munro and Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland;
Graphic design by Graham Ogilvie, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards;
Alistair Russell: vocals, guitar, cittern;
John McCusker: fiddle, whistle, accordion, keyboards, cittern, vocals;
Iain MacDonald: Highland bagpipes, flute, whistles, vocals

Tracks

1. Inveraray Castle / Calum Beag / Lucy Cassidy (4.42)
2. The Green and the Blue (4.43)
3. Seann Bhriogais Aig Uilleam (Willie’s Old Trousers) / Lady Margaret Stewart (4.10)
4. Cearcall A’ Chuain (The Oceans Cycle) / The Kaimes Lassies / The Night We Had the Goats / Calum Fhionnlaigh (Calum Finlay) (4.33)
5. Working Away / The Toastie Jig (4.05)
6. The Prince of Wales / Angst Agus Angus / Let There Be Drams (4.38)
7. Darien (3.10)
8. Miss Sarah MacManus / The Appropriate Dipstick / Cape Breton Fiddlers Welcome to Shetland (4.16)
9. The Devil Uisge Beatha (4.07)
10. The Golden Eagle / Oer the Moor to Maggie / The Highland Man Kissed His Grannie / Wissahickon Drive (4.24)
11. Farewell to Ravenscraig / My Night Out With Big Iain (3.35)
12. I Feel Like Going Home
13. Farewell My Love / Auchindoon (Roud 4010; Child 183) / Tom Paines Strathspey / The Sands of Loch Bee / The Handshaker / Cailleach An Dudain (The Old Woman of the Mill Dust) (4.10)

Track 1a P.M. William Lourie;
Track 1b trad., parts 3&4 D. Macleod;
Track 1c George MacIntyre;
Tracks 2, 6b, 7, 9 Alan Reid;
Tracks 3ab, 10bc, 13f trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 4a-d, 6a trad. arr. Iain MacDonald;
Track 5a Alistair Russell;
Tracks 5b Iain MacDonald, John McCusker;
Tracks 6c Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Track 8a Ian MacFarlane;
Tracks 8b Iain MacDonald, Phil Cunningham;
Tracks 8c Willie Hunter;
Tracks 10a trad. arr. John McCusker;
Tracks 10d Liz Carroll;
Tracks 11ab, 13c John McCusker;
Track 12 Charlie Rich;
Track 13a Roddy MacMillan;
Track 13b trad. arr. Alistair Russell;
Track 13d John MacDonald;
Track 13e Allan Angus MacDonald

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Moray Munro and Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Scotland, and by Gene Carroll at Clayton Studios, St Louis, Missouri;
Graphic design by Graham Ogilvie, Edinburgh;
Cover photo Edinburgh Photographic Library, photographer David orrrison;
Band photo by Dave Harrold, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards;
Alistair Russell: vocals, guitar, cittern;
John McCusker: fiddle, whistle, accordion, keyboards, cittern, vocals;
Iain MacDonald: Highland bagpipes, flute, whistles, vocals

Tracks

1. Captain Lachlan MacPhail of Tiree / Peter MacKinnon of Skeabost / The Blackberry Bush (3.23)
2. The River (4.37)
3. Dalnabreac / The Bishop’s Son / Miss Sharon McCusker (3.50)
4. From Here to There / Jack Broke the Prison Door / Toss the Feathers / The Easy Club Reel (4.05)
5. The St. Louis Stagger / The Ass in the Graveyard / Sandy’s New Chanter (4.20)
6. Captain Campbell / Stranger at the Gate / John Keith Laing (3.04)
7. Hold Back the Tide (3.37)
8. Blistered Fingers: The Cumbernauld Perennials / The Keep Left Sign / Taking the Soup / Bonnie George Campbell (Roud 338; Child 210) / Mo Dhachaidh / The Loch Ness Monster (8.45)
9. Curstaidh’s Farewell (4.13)
10. The Hoodie Craw (3.35)
11. Col. MacLean of Ardgour / Pipe Major Jimmy MacGregor / Rocking the Baby (4.30)
12. How Will I Ever Be Simple Again / Dawn Song (3.38)

Track 1a Peter MacFarquhar;
Track 1b Dr John MacAskill;
Track 1c trad., third and fourth parts Donald MacLeod;
Tracks 2, 10 words Alan Reid, music Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Tracks 3abc, 8b John McCusker;
Track 4a Alistair Russell;
Tracks 4bc, 6a trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 4c Big Jim Sutherland;
Tracks 5a, 11c, 12b Iain MacDonald;
Track 5b P.M. Terry Tully;
Track 5c Tom MacAllister;
Track 6b Benedict Koehler;
Track 6c Addie Harper;
Track 7 John Tams;
Tracks 8ac, 9 Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Track 8d trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 8e trad. arr. Iain MacDonald;
Track 8f Peter MacLeod Jr.;
Track 11a J. MacLellan;
Track 11b John Scott;
Track 12a Richrd Thompson

This collection is a compilation of the three Topic albums by the Battlefield Band, recorded in 1977-79.

Digital booklet by Topic Records

Musicians

Brian McNeill: fiddle, viola, cittern, mandolin, concertina, bouzouki, banjo, vocals;
Alan Reid: pedal organ, guitar, piano, synthesisers, organ, vocals;
Jamie McMenemy: cittern, guitarra, mandolin, whictles, bouzouki, vocals [1-12];
John Gahagan: whistle, concertina [1-3];
Pat Kilbride: guitar, bodhrán, cittern, vocals [4-12];
Duncan MacGillivray: highland pipes, whistle, mouth organ, guitar, vocal [13-17];
Jenny Clark: dulcimer, guitar, cittern, whistle, vocals [13-17]

Tracks

1. Silver Spear / Humours of Tulla (2.30)
2. The Shipyard Apprentice (3.49)
3. The Cruel Brother (Roud 26; Child 11) (5.20)
4. Ge Do Theid Mi Do M’Leabaidh (2.26)
5. The Battle of Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112) (4.00)
6. Jenny Nettles / The Grays of Tongside (2.40)
7. Tae the Beggin’ (Roud 286; G/D 3:488) (3.01)
8. The Tamosher (Roud 899; G/D 7:1493) (2.36)
9. The Blackbird and the Thrush / The Moray Club (2.41)
10. Lang Jonnie Moir (Roud 3100; Child 251; G/D 2:246) (5.20)
11. The Brown Milkmaid / Dunnottar Castle / Maid of Glengarrysdale / Disused Railway (4.41)
12. The Lady Leroy (Roud 1889; Laws N5; Henry H214) (4.00)
13. Miss Drummond of Perth / Fiddler’s Joy / Traditional Reel / The Shetland Fiddler (3.20)
14. My Last Farewell to Stirling (Roud 5160; G/D 8:1534) / Cuidich’n Right (3.30)
15. I Hae Laid a Herrin’ in Salt / My Wife’s a Wanton Wee Thing / The Banks of the Allan (3.35)
16. The Battle of Falkirk Muir (3.18)
17. Joe McGann’s Fiddle / Center’s Bonnet (4.47)

All tracks trad. arr. Battlefield Band except
Track 2 Archie Fisher, Norman Buchan, Bobby Campbell;
Track 6b Aly Bain arr. J. MacFadyn;
Track 11d Craib;
Track 13c McLeod;
Track 17a Ctp. D.R. McLennan

Tracks 1-3 are from Battlefield Band (12TS313, 1977);
Tracks 4-12 are from At the Front (12TS381, 1978);
Tracks 13-17 are from Stand Easy (12TS404, 1979)

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Moray Munro and Robin Morton at Temple Studios, Scotland;
Cover photo by Gary Glade, USA;
Back cover photo by Till Stors, Germany;
Graphic design by Graham Ogilvie, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards;
Iain MacDonald: Highland pipes, flute, whistle, bodhrán, harmony vocals;
Alistair Russell: vocals, guitar, cittern;
John McCusker: fiddle, cittern, whistle, mandolin, keyboards, harmony vocals

with
James Mackintosh, percussion [1, 9, 11];
Ronald ‘Qwee’ MacArthur, bass [5, 8];
Alison Kinnaird, cello [8, 10]

Tracks

1. In and Out the Harbour / The Top Tier / Sleepy Maggie / Molly Rankin reels (3.37)
2. The Arran Convict (4.26)
3. Snow on the Hills / Xesús And Felisa reels (3.17)
4. Tramps & Hawkers (Roud 1974; Henry H570) (5.47)
5. My Home Town 3/4 march / Kalabakan reel (3.43)
6. The Weary Whaling Grounds (Roud 2011) (4.10)
7. Miss Kate Rusby (3.57)
8. The Same Old Story (4.45)
9. Simon Thoumire’s jig / Shake a Leg / Ríl Gan Ainm reels (3.56)
10. MacPherson’s Lament (Roud 2160; G/D 3:697) (5.23)
11. Tam Bain’s Lum hornpipe / The Price of the Pig / Isebelle Blackley jigs (4.52)
12. The Indian Lass (Roud 2326) (4.52)

Tracks 1ac, 3a, 6, 9c, 10, 11b, 12 trad;
Track 1b Iain MacDonald;
Track 1d John Morris Rankin;
Track 2 Alan Reid;
Tracks 3c, 7, 9ab John McCusker;
Track 4 trad., additional words Alan Reid;
Track 5a John MacLellan;
Track 5b P.M. Angus MacDonald;
Track 8 words Alan Reid, music Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Track 11a Donald Shaw Ramsey;
Track 11c Iain C. Cameron

Recorded by Robin Morton in 1996 during three concerts in Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall during the Edinburgh International Festival;
Photos by Marc Marnie, Edinburgh;
Graphic design by Graham Ogilvie, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, guitar, accordion, vocals;
Iain MacDonald: bagpipes;
Alistair Russell: guitar, vocals;
John McCusker: fiddle

with guests
Eric Rigler: uilleann pipes [3, 5, 10-11];
Seamus Tansey: flute, whistle [4];
Alison Kinnaird: harp [7], cello [13];
Kate Rusby: chorus vocals [11];
The Radio Sweethearts (John Miller: lead vocals; Martin Heyard: bass; Brian Taylor: electric guitar; Drew Hamill: pedal steel guitar; Francis MacDonald: drums) [14]

Tracks

1. Miss Sarah MacManus / The Appropiate Dipstick / Cape Breton Fiddlers Welcome to Shetland reels (4.06)
2. Tramps & Hawkers (Roud 1974; Henry H570) (6.09)
3. Snow on the Hills / Xesús And Felisa reels (4.30)
4. The Concert / The Green Mountain reels (2.24)
5. The Arran Convict (4.40)
6. My Home Town 3/4 march / Kalabakan reel (3.40)
7. Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh (The Lament for Red-haired Iain) (4.54)
8. The Trimdon Grange Explosion (Roud 3189) (4.09)
9. Simon Thoumire’s jig / Shake a Leg / Ríl Gan Ainm reels (4.05)
10. Miss Kate Rusby (4.26)
11. The Green and the Blue (5.25)
12. Donnie MacGregor / The Clumsy Lover jig (3.05)
13. Woe Be Gone / Bubba’s Reel / Frank’s Reel reels (6.41)
14. Six Days on the Road (4.15)
15. In and Out the Harbour / The Top Tier / Sleepy Maggie / Molly Rankin reels (3.41)

Track 1a Iain MacFarlane;
Track 1b Iain MacDonald, Phil Cunningham;
Track 1c Willie Hunter;
Track 2 trad., additional words Alan Reid;
Tracks 3a, 9c, 15ac trad.;
Tracks 3b, 9ab, 10, 13 John McCusker;
Track 4 Seamus Tansey, Iain MacDonald;
Tracks 5, 11 Alan Reid;
Track 6a John MacLellan;
Track 6b Pipe Major Angus MacDonald;
Track 7 trad. arr. Alison Kinnaird;
Track 8 Tommy Armstrong;
Track 12a Donald MacPherson;
Track 12b Neil Dickie;
Track 14 Earl Green, Carl Montgomery;
Track 15b Iain MacDonald;
Track 15d John Morris Rankin

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studios, Midlothian, Scotland;
Graphic design by Graham Ogilvie

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals [1, 3-4, 6-7, 9, 11], keyboards [1-3, 5-11], guitar [1, 3, 10], accordion [11];
John McCusker: fiddle [1, 3, 5, 8-11], cittern [1, 8], mandolin [3], accordion [1], keyboard [4, 9];
Mike Katz: smallpipes [1], bass [4];
Eilidh Mackenzie: additional vocals [1];
Arthur Cormack: additional vocals [1];
Christine Primrose: additional vocals [1];
Eric Rigler: uilleann pipes [2];
Gillian MacDonald: vocals [3], harmony vocals [7];
Iain MacDonald: bodhrán [5], whistles [5];
Duncan MacGillicray: whistle [5, 7], moothie [10], guitar [5];
James Mackintosh: percussion [5, 8];
Brian Miller: guitar [7];
Wendy Weatherby: cello [7];
Simon Thoumire: concertina [8];
Finlay MacDonald: low whistle [10]

Tracks

1. Iolair Na Mara (The Sea Eagle) (5.12)
2. The Sleeping Warrior (3.46)
3. Whit Can A Lassie Dae? (3.20)
4. Just A Boy (4.35)
5. The Million Dollar Sweetie / Feiger’s Warning (3.13)
6. Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin (Roud V28828) (3.46)
7. Five Bridges To Cross (5.00)
8. Cumbernauld House / Pinky, Porky And Jim / Renaldo The Rebounder (4.18)
9. Love No More (3.37)
10. The Wilton Street Dawdle / Norman MacAskill Of Lochinver (3.39)
11. Mary Morison (Roud V18242) (3.59)

All tracks by Alan Reid except
Track 5 words Robert Burns, tune trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 8a James Oswald arr. Alan Reid;
Track 11 Robert Burns arr. Alan Reid

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Moray Munro and Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Graphic design by Ledgard Jepson, Sheffield;
Photo by Marc Marnie, Edinburgh

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards;
John McCusker: fiddle, whistles, cittern, accordion, piano;
Mike Katz: Highland bagpipes, small pipes,whistle, bass;
Davy Steele: vocals, guitar, bodhrán, bouzouki

Tracks

1. Bodachan A Gharaidh (The Jolly Old Gardener) / General Macdonald (Jolly Go) / Craig An Fhitich (The Ravens Rock) (3.42)
2. Heave Ya Ho (4.25)
3. Margaret Ann / Manor Park / Trip to the Bronx (5.30)
4. Jenny o’ the Braes (3.25)
5. Magheracloone / Norland Wind / Royal Scottish Pipers Society / Gardez Loo / Donald MacLean (9.28)
6. The Beaches of St. Valery / Elizabeth Clare (6.23)
7. Wee Michael’s March / Oot B’est Da Vong (4.00)
8. The Lass o’ Glencoe (Roud 3923) (4.24)
9. The Canongate Twitch / Steamboat to Detroit / Twenty Pounds of Gin / Break Yer Bass Drone (4.21)

Tracks 1abc, 9a trad. arr. Mike Katz, John McCusker, Alan Reid, Davy Steele;
Tracks 2, 6a Davy Steele;
Tracks 3abc, 5a, 7a John McCusker;
Tracks 4 Alan Reid;
Track 7b Mike Katz, John McCusker, Alan Reid, Davy Steele;
Tracks 5b words Violet Jacobs, music Jim Reid;
Tracks 5c R. Campbell;
Tracks 5d, 9bc Mike Katz;
Track 5e Peter MacLeod;
Track 6b Chris Wood;
Track 8 trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 9d Gordon Duncan

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Rob von Sante and Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Graphic design by John Slavin / The Living Tradition;
Cover photo by Reg Speller

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals;
John McCusker: fiddle, whistle, accordion, cittern;
Davy Steele: guitar, bouzouki, bodhrán, vocals;
Mike Katz: small and highland pipes, whistle, bass

with
Donald Hay: percussion

Tracks

1. Clan Coco / The Road to Benderloch / Fifteen Stubbies to Warragul (3.46)
2. The Last Trip Home (4.54)
3. It’s Nice to Be Nice / The Auld Toon Band / McCabe’s Reel (4.24)
4. The Straw Man (4.49)
5. Leaving Friday Harbor (5.10)
6. The 24^th Guards Brigade at Anzio / The Melbourne Sleeper / MacRae’s of Linnie (3.50)
7. One More Chorus / The Mason’s Apron / The Mountain Road (4.43)
8. The Pleasure Will Be Mine (4.01)
9. Something for Jamie (3.31)
10. The Sisters Reel / Marion & Donald / The Lassie With the Yellow Petticoat / Jesse ‘The Body’ Ventura’s Reel (3.40)
11. Logie o’ Buchan (Roud 1994; G/D 4:828) / Logie’s Waltz (4.52)

Tracks 1ac, 6bc, 10d Mike Katz;
Track 1b Angus MacColl;
Track 2a words Davy Steele, music John McCusker;
Tracks 2c, 3, 5, 11b John McCusker;
Track 4 trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 6a K.G. Roe;
Track 7a Davy Steele;
Tracks 7b, 10abc trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 7c Michael Gorman;
Track 8 Alan Reid;
Track 9 Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Track 11a trad. arr. Davy Steele

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Rob von Sante and Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Graphic design by John Slavin / The Living Tradition;
Cover photo by Reg Speller

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals;
John McCusker: fiddle, cittern, whistles;
Karine Polwart: vocals, guitar;
Mike Katz: small and Highland bagpipes, whistles

Tracks

1. The Devil’s Courtship (Roud 573) / An Dro (3.44)
2. Medium Man / Floating Candles / Nighean Cailleach Nan Cearc (The Hen Wife’s Daughter) (3.55)
3. The Banks of Red Roses (Roud 603; G/D 7:1444) (5.16)
4. Tiny Wee Vin / The Road to the Aisle (4.12)
5. The Riccarton Tollman’s Daughter (4.13)
6. Shepherd Lad (Roud 11; Child 112; G/D 2:301) (3.57)
7. The Merry Macs / Dr. Iain Mac Aonghais (Dr. John MacInnes) / Fonn Air Cailleach An T-Siosalaich (Mrs Chisholm’s Delight) (4.21)
8. Happy Days (4.51)
9. Whaur Will We Gang? / March of the Ceili Man (3.17)
10. A Mile Down the Road / Johnny’s Jig / Boys of the Puddle (4.29)
11. Start It All over Again (3.55)

Bonus Tracks

12. Wee Michael’s March / Oot B’est da Vong (4.03)
    from Rain, Hail or Shine (Temple COMD2074, 1998)
13. Love No More (3.38)
    from Alan Reid: The Sunlit Eye (Temple COMD2072, 1997)
14. Blue Bonnets over the Border / Khazi (3.52)
    from John McCusker: Yella Hoose (Temple COMD2083, 2000)
15. The 24^th Guards Brigade at Anzio / The Melbourne Sleeper / MacRae’s of Linnie (3.51)
    from Leaving Friday Harbour (Temple COMD2080, 1999)

Track 1a words trad., music Alan Reid;
Tracks 1b, 2c, 3, 7c trad. arr. Alan Reid, John McCusker, Mike Katz, Karine Polwart;
Tracks 2a, 4b, 9b Mike Katz;
Tracks 2b, 4a, 8, 10 John McCusker;
Track 5 Alan Reid;
Track 6 words trad. / Karine Polwart, music John McCusker;
Track 7a Gordon Walker;
Track 7b Allan MacDonald;
Track 9 words Karine Polwart, Alan Reid, music Karine Polwart;
Track 11 words Karine Polwart, music John McCusker

Produced and recorded by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Mastered by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor;
Photography by Steve Naylor and Simon Hollington;
Band photos by Gary Glade;
Cover photos by Warren Bolster and Kathi Lamm;
Graphic design by John Slavin / The Living Tradition

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards, accordion;
Mike Katz: Highland bagpipe, small pipes, whistles, bass;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, bouzouki;
Pat Kilbride: vocals, guitar, cittern

Tracks

1. Chuir i Gluin Air a Bhodach (She Put a Knee in the Old Man) / DJ MacLeod’s / The Ness Pipers / The Earl of Space (4.22)
2. Nancy’s Whisky (Roud 883; G/D 3:603; Henry H745) (4.40)
3. If Cadillac Made Tractors… / Happy Birthday Fiona / MacFarlane’s Rant (3.58)
4. Camden Town (3.26)
5. James Cameron / Fosgail An Doras (Open the Door) / The Skylark’s Ascension (4.40)
6. Time & Tide (3.52)
7. The Bonny Jeannie Deans (4.08)
8. The Walking Nightmare / Drive Home the Mainlanders / The Mill House (3.17)
9. Rothesay Bay (Roud 24035) (3.37)
10. Banais Choinnich (Kenneth’s Wedding) / Eileen MacDonald / Welcome the Piper (2.49)
11. Sunset (3.51)
12. Whiskey from the Field / Volcanic Organic (3.57)

Tracks 1a, 3c, 5bc, 8b, 10c trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 1bd, 12b Mike Katz;
Track 1c Iain Morrison;
Tracks 2, 9 trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Tracks 3ab, 6 Alasdair White;
Track 4 Pat Kilbridge;
Track 5a Jerry Holland;
Track 7 Alan Reid;
Track 8a Andy Thorburn;
Track 8c John Martin;
Track 10a trad. arr. Mike Katz;
Track 10b Charlie Williamson;
Track 11 G.S. MacLennan;
Track 12a Karl Mullen

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Photography by Steve Naylor and Simon Hollington;
Artwork by John Slavin

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards, accordion, melodica;
Mike Katz: Highland and small pipes, whistles, bass, bouzouki;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, cittern, mandolin;
Pat Kilbride: vocals, guitar, bouzouki

with
Mike Whellans: moothie/harmonica

Tracks

1. Ms Dynamite of Benbecula / The Alewife T / Little Cascade / Culder’s Rant (4.37)
2. The Earl of Errol (Roud 96; Child 231; G/D 7:1366) (4.08)
3. Christ Church / Nuala Kennedy’s Reel / Ambassador Craig Murray’s Reel (4.23)
4. Seidan A’ Chuain / The Grinder / Barbhas Agus Butthead (4.56)
5. Belfast to Boston (6.00)
6. The Anniversary Reel / Out for the Night (4.09)
7. Rest and Be Thankful (3.41)
8. The King’s Shilling (3.39)
9. An Cota Ruadh (The Red Coat) / Eastwood Cottage / Clisham / Captain Forbes’ Reel / Keep the Country Bonnie Lassie (4.09)
10. Bagad Kemper / Trouble at Baghdad Roundabout / McKenna’s Jig (5.12)
11. The Banks of the Carron Water (3.44)
12. Bowmore Fair / Mary O’Neill’s Reel / Tournemine et Gasdebois (4.00)
13. Clan Coco / The Road to Benderloch / Fifteen Stubbies to Warragul (4.59)
14. Lord Randall (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (5.06)
15. Time & Tide / The Nine Pint Coggie / Drive Home the Mainlanders / The Mill House (7.15)

Tracks 1a, 3c, 15a Alasdair White;
Tracks 1b, 4c, 6b, 10b,13ac Mike Katz;
Track 1c G.S. McLennan;
Tracks 1d, 3b, 4b, 9a-e, 10c, 12a-b, 15bc trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 2 trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 3a John Sheahan;
Track 4a Allan MacDonald;
Track 5 Henry MacCullough;
Track 6a Shannon Heaton;
Track 7 Alan Reid;
Track 8 Ian Sinclair;
Track 10a Erwan Ropers;
Track 11 words Alan Reid / trad., music trad.;
Track 12c Gillies le Bigot;
Track 13b Angus MacColl;
Track 14 trad. arr. Pat Kilbridge;
Track 15c John Martin

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Band photography by Simon Hollington;
Front photograph by Rob von Sante;
Graphics Design by John Slavin at DesignFolk

Musicians

Alan Reid: vocals, keyboards, accordion, melodica;
Mike Katz: Highland and small pipes, whistles, bass, bouzouki;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, bouzouki;
Sean O’Donnell: vocals, guitar

Tracks

1. The Road of Tears (4.17)
2. Ely Parker / Miss Martin’s Wedding / The Primrose Lasses / Mr Galloway Goes To Washington (4.21)
3. The Emigrant (Roud 2314) (4.30)
4. The Highlander’s Farewell to Ireland / Farewell to Ireland / Put Me in the Big Chest (Cur Dhan Chiste Mhor Mi) (3.12)
5. The Slave’s Lament (Roud V29702) (3.32)
6. The Moleskin Kilt / The Empty Glen (3.27)
7. Out in Australia at Last (3.25)
8. The Patagonia Islanders / The Low Country Dance / Don Juan McKenna’s Jig (4.05)
9. Haro Strait (4.42)
10. To a Mouse (4.16)
11. Take Me to the Sea (3.17)
12. Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (6.03)
13. Sweet Molly / The Symmetry / The Boat Leaks (3.43)
14. I Cried (3.13)
15. Mary’s Dream / The Mountain Dairy Maid / The Nameless Migrant (4.23)
16. Five Bridges to Cross (5.00)
17. The Green and the Blue (live version) (5.25)

Tracks 1, 14, 16-17 Alan Reid;
Tracks 2ad, 11 Mike Katz;
Tracks 2bc, 3, 4a-c, 6ab, 7, 13ac, 15a-c trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 5, 10 words Robert Burns, music Alan Reid;
Tracks 8ac, 9, 13b Alasdair White;
Track 8b trad. arr. Jimmy Budge;
Track 12 Woody Guthrie

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals, Hammond organ, accordion;
Mike Katz: Highland and small pipes, whistles, bass;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, bouzouki;
Sean O’Donnell: guitar, vocals

with
Mike Whellans: harmonica/moothie;
Mitch Greenhill: guitar

Tracks

1. Dookin’ for Beetroot / The Head Roaster (4.41)
2. I’m Going to Set You Free (3.12)
3. Och’ is duine truagh mi (Oh I Am a Forlorn Man) / Tha Fionnlaigh Ag Innearach (Finlay Spreading Manure) / An Gille Dubh’ Mo Laochan (The Dark Boy, My Darling) (2.58)
4. My Luv’s Like a Red Red Rose (Roud 12946) (3.10)
5. Song for Selangor / Covering Ground (4.28)
6. Kitty Got a Clinking, Coming from the Fair / Overton Park (3.18)
7. The Ballad of Accounting (3.34)
8. Ton Bale Leon Braz / The People’s Jig / Ash City / Blackjack Grove (4.33)
9. Cillephaedair / Boo Baby’s Lullaby (4.27)
10. Gathering Storm (3.12)
11. The Blue Lagoon / Easy Jig (3.02)
12. Allan MacLean (Roud 2511; G/D 7:1403) (4.17)
13. Paddy Moloney’s Welcome to Scotland / Compliments to Buddy McMaster (4.40)

Tracks 1ab, 6b, 8b, 11b, 13a Mike Katz;
Track 2 John Spillane;
Tracks 3abc, 6a, 8d trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 4 Robert Burns;
Track 5a, 13b Alasdair White;
Track 5b Diarmuid Moynihan;
Track 7 Ewan MacColl;
Track 8a Erwan Ropars;
Track 8c Gordon Duncan;
Track 9a Allan MacDonald;
Track 9b Jerry Holland;
Track 10 Alan Reid;
Track 11a Peter R. MacLeod;
Track 12 words trad., music Alan Reid

Recorded at the Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh, East Lothian, in 2007

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, guitar, vocals;
Mike Katz: Highland and small pipes, whistles, bass;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, pipes, banjo;
Sean O’Donnell: guitar, vocals

Tracks

1. Ely Parker / Miss Martin’s Wedding / The Primrose Lassies / Mr Galloway Goes to Washington
2. Mary’s Dream / The Mountain Dairy Maid / The Nameless Migrant
3. I Cried
4. Haro Strait / Lime Hill / Christie Campbell’s / The Amorous Lover / The Prince of Wales fiddle solo
5. I’m Going to Set You Free
6. The Road of Tears
7. Bowmore Fair / Mary O’Neill’s Reel / Tournemine et Gasdebois
8. The Emigrant (Roud 2314)
9. The Merry Macs / Medium Man / Floating Candles / Nighean Cailleach Nan Cearc (The Hen Wife’s Daughter)
10. To A Mouse
11. Dungavel House / Monday’s Jig / The Road to Bruntsfield / Sunset at Tommy’s / McFarlane’s Rant pipe solo
12. Shiver Me Timbers
13. Ton Bale Leon Braz / The People’s Jig / Ash City / Blackjack Grove
14. The Sisters Reel / Marion & Donald / The Lassie With the Yellow Petticoat / Jesse ‘The Body’ Ventura’s Reela

Tracks 1ad, 9b, 11a-d, 13b, 14d Mike Katz;
Tracks 1bc, 2a-c, 4c-e, 7ab, 8, 9d, 11e, 13d, 14bc trad. arr. Battefield Band;
Tracks 3, 6 Alan Reid;
Track 4a Alasdair White;
Track 4b Dan R. Macdonald;
Track 5 John Spillane;
Track 7c Gillies le Bigot;
Track 9a Gordon Walker;
Track 9c John McCusker;
Track 10 words Robert Burns, music Alan Reid;
Track 12 Tom Waits;
Track 13a Erwan Ropars;
Track 13c Gordon Duncan;
Track 14a Liz Carroll

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland

Musicians

Alan Reid: keyboards, vocals, Hammond organ, accordion;
Mike Katz: Highland and small pipes, whistles, bass;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistles, bouzouki;
Sean O’Donnell: guitar, vocals

with
Allan MacDonald: vocals, small pipes

Tracks

1. The Mines of Golkonda / Gavotte ar Menez / The Shores of Loch Gowna / Muneira Quetzalcoatl (5.12)
2. The Auchengeigh Disaster (4.27)
3. Ku’ula-Kai / Johnny Allan MacDonald / The Procrastinator / Counting Cowries (4.31)
4. Robber Barons (3.12)
5. Bernie’s Welcome to Butner / King George IV (4.45)
6. Uamh An Oir (Cave of Gold) / Zama Zama Boys (5.02)
7. Ballarat Jig / Eadar Ì ’s Leodhas (Between Iona and Lewis) (3.25)
8. Three Brothers (5.07)
9. For Two Friends: Caroline Winn’s / Frankie Drain’s (3.51)
10. Greenland’s Icy Waters (5.41)
11. Ruairidh Dubh (Black Rory) / Black Campbell’s / The Miller’s Fair Daughter / The Lowland Amusement / Bulgarian Red (4.26)
12. Baile An Or (Gold Town) (3.54)
13. Plain Gold Ring (3.51)
14. The Pretty Apron / The Flirting Brown Maid / Scansen (3.41)

Tracks 1ad, 3ad, 6b Mike Katz;
Tracks 1bc, 5b, 11a-d, 14ab trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 2 Norman Buchan;
Track 3b Dr. Angus MacDonald;
Track 3c Allan MacDonald;
Tracks 4, 8 Alan Reid;
Tracks 5a, 7ab, 9ab Alasdair White;
Tracks 6a trad. arr. Allan MacDonald, Battlefield Band;
Track 10 Brian McNeill;
Track 11e Charlie McKerron;
Track 12 words Alan Reid, tune trad. arr. Alan Reid;
Track 13 Nina Simone;
Track 14c Pipe Major Willie Ross

This is a box set consisting of the five albums Time & Tide (2002), Out for the Night (2004), The Road of Tears (2006), Dookin’ (2007), and Zama Zama (Try Your Luck) (2009) in paper sleeves.

Produced by Robin Morton at Temple Records Studios, Midlothian, Scotland;
Cover photography by Morven Reid;
Sleeve design by John Slavin

Tracks

1. The Road of Tears (4.20)
   from The Road of Tears (Temple COMD2098, 2006)
2. The Pleasure Will Be Mine (4.01)
   from Leaving Friday Harbour (Temple COMD2074, 1999)
3. The Devil’s Courtship (Roud 573) / An Dro (3.44)
   from Happy Daze (Temple COMD2085, 2001)
4. The Green & the Blue (5.17)
   from New Spring (Temple COMD2045, 1991)
5. The Dear Green Place (4.45)
   from On the Rise (Temple COMD2009, 1986)
6. The Riccarton Tollman’s Daughter (4.13)
   from Happy Daze (Temple COMD2085, 2001)
7. The Green Plaid (3.41)
   from There’s a Buzz (Temple COMD2007, 1988)
8. Love No More (3.36)
   from Alan Reid: The Sunlit Eye (Temple COMD2072, 1997)
9. Jenny o’ the Braes (3.22)
   from Rain, Hail or Shine (Temple COMD2074, 1998)
10. The Gallant Grahams (Roud 5618; G/D 2:245) (3.15)
    from Alan Reid & Brian McNeill: Sidetracks (Topic 12TS417, 1980)
11. Allan McLean (4.15)
    from Dookin’ (Temple COMD2100, 2007)
12. The River (4.30)
    from Quiet Days (Temple COMD2050, 1992)
13. I Am the Common Man (2.55)
    from Anthem for the Common Man (Temple COMD2008, 1988)
14. Three Brothers (5.08)
    from Zama Zama (Try Your Luck) (Temple COMD2102, 2009)
15. Jock the Can (2.58)
    from Celtic Hotel (Temple COMD2002, 1987)
16. Whit Can a Lassie Dae? (3.23)
    from Alan Reid: The Sunlit Eye (Temple COMD2072, 1997)
17. The Arran Convict (4.40)
    from Threads (Temple COMD2061, 1995)
18. Christ Has My Hart Ay (3.00)
    from Stand Easy & Preview (Temple COMD2052, 1994)

All tracks by Alan Reid except
Track 3, 11 words trad., music Alan Reid;
Track 7 trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 10 trad.;
Track 12 words Alan Reid, music Alan Reid, John McCusker;
Track 13 Joe Corrie, Alan Reid;
Track 18 melody Alan Reid

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded and mixed by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Photos and sleeve design by John Slavin at DesignFolk

Musicians

Sean O’Donnell: guitar, vocals;
Ewen Henderson: fiddle, pipes, piano, whistle, vocals;
Alasdair White: fiddle, whistle, cittern, mandola, vocals;
Mike Katz: pipes, whistle, guitar, cittern, bass, vocals

Tracks

1. Raigmore / Long Run / The Clansmen Mourning (4.51)
2. That’s How Strong My Love Is / The Water is Wide (3.56)
3. Calum Ross / Easy Peasy (4.34)
4. A’ Bhriogais Uallach (The Pompous Trousers) / The Waves of Otur / Split the Whisker (4.07)
5. Song Composed in August (5.34)
6. The Great White Herring: The Herring / Alejandro Bianco (4.27)
7. Iain Ghlinn’ Cuaich (Iain of Glen Quioch) (3.12)
8. Lovers & Friends (4.55)
9. The Pits / The Highland Lassie Gone to the Fair / The Blackthorn / Mary Beatons’s Reel (Port Mairi Alasdair Raghnaill) (5.54)
10. The Lily & the Rose / Locheil’s Awa’ tae France (4.01)
11. Glen Caladh Castle / Duncan Macneil Esq’s Farewell to Melfort (4.22)
12. Mo Ghleannan Taobh Loch Liobhainn (My Glen by Loch Leven) (5.04)
13. Me N’vin Bêlek, Na Manac’h (I Won’t Go to Bêlek Anymore) (3.58)

Track 1a P.M. Aly Reese;
Tracks 1b, 4b Mike Katz;
Tracks 1c, 2b, 4c, 7, 9bcd, 10ab, 12, 13 trad. arr. Mike Katz, Alasdair White, Sean O’Donnell, Ewen Henderson;
Track 2a Roosevelt Jamison;
Track 3a Donald Shaw;
Track 3b John Rae;
Track 4a trad. arr. Mike Katz, Alasdair White, Sean O’Donnell, Ewen Henderson, 2^nd part Dr Angus MacDonald;
Track 5 Robert Burns;
Track 6a Alasdair White;
Tracks 6b, 9a Ewen Henderson;
Track 8 Sean Mone;
Track 11a John McLellan;
Track 11b Capt. A.N. Macneil;

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded and mixed by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Sleeve design by John Slavin at DesignFolk

Musicians

Mike Katz: bass [1-6, 8, 10-11], bouzouki [1, 4-5, 8-11], Scottish smallpipes [1], Highland pipes [2, 6, 9, 11], whistles [3-4, 8], tenor guitar [3-4], guitar [5-10], additional guitar [3];
Alasdair White: fiddle [2-11], low whistle [2], whistle [11], tenor guitar [1];
Sean O’Donnell: lead vocals [1], vocals [3, 5, 8, 10], guitar [2-6, 9, 11];
Ewen Henderson: fiddle [1-11], lead vocals [5], vocals [2, 8, 10], additional vocals [1], Highland pipes [2, 11], Scottish smallpipes [3], whistle [8, 11], piano [10]

with
Mike Whellans: harmonica [2];
Robin Morton: bodhrán [11], bass drum [11]

Tracks

1. Bagpipe Music (3.33)
2. Major George Morrison DSO / Nighean na Cailliche / The Pneumatic Drills (4.31)
3. Farewell to Indiana (3.53)
4. The Garron Trotting / Glengarry / Cawdor Fair / The Merry Lads of Air / The Cuckoo (4.53)
5. Nic Coiseam (4.08)
6. The Hairy Angler Fish / Peter the Dolphinmaster / The Sound of Sleat (3.49)
7. Ceann Loch an Dùin (At the Head of Loch an Dùin) / Cha Toirinn Coig Peighinn Oire (I Wouldn’t Give Fivepence for Her) / The Hebridean Polka (4.22)
8. Duanag an t-Seòladair (Song of the Sailor) (4.05)
9. The Eight Men of Moidart / The Amorous Carling / Lochiel’s Awa tae France (3.06)
10. In Contempt (3.37)
11. Tynes in Overtime! (3.24)

Track 1 words Louis MacNeice (1907-1963), music trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 2a P.M. Calum A. Campbell;
Tracks 2b, 4a-e, 9abc trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Track 2c Ewen Henderson;
Track 3 Andy Mitchell;
Track 5 Duncan ban MacIntyre;
Track 6a Alasdair White;
Track 6b Mike Katz;
Track 6c P.M. Donald MacKinnon;
Tracks 7ab trad. arr. Ewen Henderson, Alasdair White, Mike Katz;
Track 7c Alex MavIver;
Track 8 words Niall MacLeod (1843-1913), music trad. and additional music Ewen Henderson, Mike Katz;
Track 10 words Aaron Kramer, music Sean O’Donnell;
Track 11 Mike Katz, Ewen Henderson

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded and mixed by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Barry Gray recorded by George Fahd at Go-To, Sydney;
Don Meade and Tony DeMarco recorded by Tim Mitchell at Keleidoscope Sound, Union City, New Jersey;
Sleeve design by John Slavin at DesignFolk

Musicians

Mike Katz: Highland bagpipes [1, 8-9, 11, 14, 17-18], Scottish smallpipes [2, 7, 10, 18], bagpipe drone [3], whistle [2-4, 6, 8, 11, 16, 18], bouzouki [1-5, 7-8, 14-16, 18], bass [1, 8, 10-12, 14-18], guitar [6, 16];
Alasdair White: fiddle [1-18], low fiddle [8], banjo [2, 4, 7, 18], whistle [7, 13];
Sean O’Donnell: vocals [3, 6, 15, 18], chorus vocals [12], guitar [1-5, 7-10, 12, 14-15, 17-18]

with guests:
Leo McCann: melodeon [1, 4, 17];
Christine Primrose: vocals [3, 6, 12];
John Martin: fiddle [5, 8], low fiddle [5, 8, 17];
Nuala Kennedy: vocals [12], harmony vocals [6], whistle [7, 12];
Barry Gray: Highland bagpipes [8];
Aaron Jones: vocals [9], bouzouki [9];
Mike Whellans: harmonica [10, 18];
Jim Kilpatrick: snare and bass drums [11];
Alison Kinnaird: Scottish harp [12], small harp [13], cello [13];
Don Meade: chromatic harmonica [16];
Tony DeMarco: fiddle [16];
Robin Morton: bodhrán [16, 18], chorus vocals [18]

Tracks

1. The Five Mile Chase / The Cameronian Reel / The Black Haired Lass / Miss Girdle reels (3.43)
2. Drunken Man’s Frolic / We Will Go Merrily Sailing / Charlie Over the Water 6/8’s (3.40)
3. The Blantyre Explosion (Roud 1014; Laws Q35) (4.57)
4. The Glasgow Lasses slow air / The Scottish Lovers jig (4.06)
5. The Braes of Mar strathspey / Pottinger’s Reel / The Baker reels (3.33)
6. An Gille Mear (The Gallant Lad) Scots Gaelic song (4.36)
7. Sporan Dhòmhnaill (Donald’s Sporran) strathspey / Mist on the Glen (The Devils of Dublin) / Miss Monaghan’s reels (4.37)
8. Chief Inspector Rod Parker / This Is How the Ladies Dance strathspeys / Come to the Shealing / Dandy Denny Cronin reels (3.33)
9. One Night in My Youth (2.38)
10. McCarthy’s Quickstep march / The Drunken Piper reel (3.28)
11. Fingal’s Weeping (Fingal’s Cave) hornpipe / Caberfeidh jig / Gillespie’s hornpipe (4.02)
12. Mo Bhuachaill Dubh Dhonn (My Brown Haired Boy) Irish Gaelic song (3.49)
13. Ellen’s Dreams slow air (2.52)
14. Captain Grant march / The Islay Ball strathspey / Donal Odhar / An Ceile a bh’ aig Iain MacEoin reels (4.22)
15. Blooming Caroline From Edinburgh Town (Roud 398; Laws P27; G/D 6:1151; Henry H148) (5.23)
16. The Whole Chicken in the Soup fling / Largo’s Fairy Dance / The Kerryman’s Daughter reels (3.25)
17. The Lass of Killiecrankie / The Ladies of Gormand / Untitled / The Teelin highlands (3.15)
18. The Mickey Dam (Roud 41689) / The Haughs o’ Cromdale / The Glasgow Hornpipe (4.20)

All tracks trad. except
Track 3 Gaelic words Christine Primrose;
Track 5b Tom Anderson;
Track 5c James Scott Skinner;
Track 6 words translation Christine Primrose;
Track 8a Barry Gray;
Track 12 words Seosaidh Nic Rbhartaigh;
Track 13 Robin Morton;

Produced by Robin Morton;
Recorded and mixed by Robin Morton and Ewan MacGregor at Temple Records Studio, Midlothian, Scotland;
Barry Gray recorded by George Fahd at Go-To, Sydney;
Don Meade and Tony DeMarco recorded by Tim Mitchell at Keleidoscope Sound, Union City, New Jersey;
Sleeve design by John Slavin at DesignFolk

Musicians

Duncan MacGillivray, Jamie McMenemy, Alistair Russell, Brian McNeill, Dougie Pincock, Alan Reid, Sylvia Barnes, Alasdair White, Sean O’Donnell, Iain MacDonald, Ged Foley, Mike Katz, Davy Steele, Pat Kilbride, Ewen Henderson, Jenny Clark, John Gahagan, John McCusker, Karine Polwart

Tracks

1. Tending the Steer / Sandy Thompson / The Calrossie Cattle Wife (3.15)
2. The Shipyard Apprentice (3.50)
3. Leaving Friday Harbor (5.15)
4. Lads o’ the Fair (4.03)
5. Return to Kashmagiro / The Cuddy With the Wooden Leg (3.17)
6. The Road of Tears (4.22)
7. Blackhall Rocks (2.50)
8. Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin (Roud V28828) (3.39)
9. Ballarat Jig / Eadar Ì ’s Leodhas (3.27)
10. Lovers and Friends (4.56)
11. The St. Louis Stagger / The Ass in the Graveyard / Sandy’s New Chanter (4.20)
12. Shepherd Lad (Roud 11; Child 112; G/D 2:301) (3.48)
13. The Canongate Twitch / Steamboat to Detroit / Twenty Pounds of Gin / Break Yer Bass Drone (4.24)
14. The Last Trip Home (4.59)
15. The Bachelor (3.01)
16. Tynes in Overtime! (3.18)
17. Seven Braw Gowns / Miss MacLeod’s Minuet (2.40)
18. Silver Spear / The Humours of Tulla (2.31)
19. After Hours / Whiskey in the Jar / The Green Gates / The Ship in Full Sail (live) (4.40)

Track 1a trad. / 3^rd & 4^th part Duncan McGillivray;
Track 1b J. Wilson;
Track 1c Duncan McGillivray;
Track 2 Archie Fisher, Norman Buchan, Bobby Campbell;
Track 3, 14b John McCusker;
Tracks 4, 5b Brian McNeill;
Track 5a Dougie Pincock;
Track 6 Alan Reid;
Track 7 Ged Foley;
Tracks 8, 13a, 15, 18ab, 19bc trad. arr. Battlefield Band;
Tracks 9ab Alasdair White;
Track 10 Sean Mone;
Track 11a Iain McDonald;
Track 11b Terry Tully;
Track 11c Tom MacAllister;
Track 12 words trad. / Karine Polwart, music John McCusker;
Tracks 13bc Mike Katz;
Track 13d Gordon Duncan;
Track 14a words Davy Steele, music John McCusker;
Track 16 Mike Katz, Ewen Henderson;
Track 17 trad., melody Duncan McGillivray;
Track 19a Charlie McGettigan

Tracks 2, 18 are from Battlefield Band (Topic 12TS313, 1977);
Track 15 is from At the Front (Topic 12TS381, 1978);
Track 17 is from Stand Easy (Topic 12TS404, 1979);
Tracks 4, 7 are from Home Is Where the Van Is (Temple TP005, 1980);
Track 1 is from There’s a Buzz (Temple TP010, 1982);
Track 5 is from Celtic Hotel (Temple TP027, 1987);
Track 19 is from Home Ground: Live From Scotland (COMD2034, 1989);
Track 11 is from Quiet Days (COMD2050, 1992);
Track 8 is from Preview (COMD2052, 1994);
Track 13 is from Rain, Hail or Shine (COMD2074, 1998);
Tracks 3, 14 are from Leaving Friday Harbour (COMD2080, 1999);
Track 12 is from Happy Daze (COMD2085, 2001);
Track 6 is from The Road of Tears (COMD2094, 2006);
Track 9 is from Zama Zama (Try Your Luck) (COMD2102, 2009);
Track 10 is from Line-Up (COMD2104, 2011);
Track 16 is from Room Enough for All (COMD2106, 2013)