1986-2020: Celebrating Scotland's Music for over 30 Years
Gill Bowman - Toasting The Lassies
12 tracks: Green Grow the Rashes * Now Westlin Winds * The Banks o’ Doon * Sweet Tibbie Dunbar / Rantin Dog * Sweet Afton * Comin Thro the Rye * Ae Fond Kiss * The Deil’s Awa’ wi th’ Exciseman * The Lea Rig * A Rose-bud, by my Early Walk * O, This is No my Ain Lassie * Auld Lang Syne.
Gill launched her Toasting the Lassies show at the 1994 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and it was highly acclaimed by the critics. A selection of the love songs of Robert Burns, Greentrax released this album in celebration of the Burns bicentenial.
‘Her voice is as pure as an angel’s.’ (Dirty Linen)
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