The Glencraig Scottish Dance Band, led by Nicol McLaren, capture the mood and feeling of the traditional Reel Party. With full dance instructions by Karin Ingram, this ...
With one of the most mischievous band names around, Ceilidh Minogue has developed over the last eight years as one of Scotland's best known and most popular ceilidh ...
The Glencraig Scottish Dance Band was formed in 1983 when Nicol McLaren, then a salesman in Blairgowrie, was asked by a customer if he could put together a band for a ...
The Occasionals are widely regarded as one of the foremost ceilidh dance bands. They have a huge reputation around the Scottish dance scene, and have been playing for ...
Tremendous sets from the top ceilidh dance band. A selection of sets for Scottish Ceilidh dancing, featuring a range of traditional and contemporary tunes, with some new ...
One of Scotland's most popular ceilidh bands recorded live in November 1998. Freeland Barbour (accordion), Ian Hardie (fiddle), Kevin MacLeod (banjo) and Gus Millar ...
On this, his 21st album, Fergie surrounded himself with an array of mainly younger musicians and, with Phil Cunningham in the producer's chair, a wonderfully punchy, toe ...
Including ace accordionist Freeland Barbour and Runrig's lead guitarist Malcolm Jones. 'A pleasure cruise for feet and ears.' (Rock 'n' ...
Violet Tulloch, Judi Nicolson, Ian Nicolson and Andrew Tulloch. Jigs, reels, hornpipes, marches and slow airs - entirely acoustic and in the Shetland ...
Amazing, all the songs are so great. Jiggin’ & Blue Bonnets O’er The Border are my favourites. :D
by AmberNicholle from Golspie, Scotland :D on August 29th 2010