Specialising in traditional and contemporary Gaelic and Celtic music from Scotland and beyond.
Greentrax Recordings managing director Ian Green’s autobiography Fuzz To Folk - Trax Of My Life is now available. It is published by the respected Edinburgh publisher Luath Press and is available from Music Scotland, Waterstone’s Books and ... read more
The McCalmans Souvenir Brochure is now available direct from Greentrax. It features photos and articles celebrating The McCalmans’ 24-year relationship with Greentrax and their 46-year, 6,000-gig career! Paperback, 24 pages in full colour. ... read more
Greentrax now has in stock Jim Reid’s book and own label albums. These are both now available direct from Greentrax. ‘The Better O’ A Sang’ book is £12.00 plus £1.00 postage. The CD ‘The Better O’ A Sang - Jim Reid’ is £12.00 plus £0.50 UK ... read more
The McCalmans toured Denmark in Spring 2010 and sold out their new album ‘The Greentrax Years’ (CDTRAX350) on a nightly basis. ... read more
The Greentrax Recordings 2010 full colour printed catalogue is now available. Download your copy here (pdf 2.5Mb) or send us your postal address to receive a free print copy. ... read more
The Gordon Duncan Memorial Trust, of which Ian Green is a member, recently held its Annual General Meeting and is again inviting applications for awards from the Trust. Applications are invited from any young person up to the age of 30, living or ... read more
Greentrax is delighted to announce that Barbara Dickson has signed a contract for the label, and will record a new album for release in the Autumn (date to be announced). Barbara will be yet another high profile artist to join Greentrax and once ... read more
Alex Hodgson from Prestonpans, soon to record his debut solo album for Greentrax Recordings, has been given the part of Nicely Nicely in a musical production of Guys ‘n’ Dolls’ at the Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh. It will be staged from 5th ... read more
Brian McNeill, just returned from The 22nd Annual Folk Alliance International Conference in Memphis TN, reports that The Paul McKenna Band absolutely “stole the show” and tore the place apart with their music. We knew they were good of course! Well ... read more