1986-2020: Celebrating Scotland's Music for over 30 Years
Smalltalk - Smalltalk
11 tracks: Colonel Fraser / Mary Ann MacInnes / The Famous Bridge / Kail And Pudding * Cumha Coire A’Cheathaich * Jock Hawk / New Claret * The Low Country Dance / The Ardvasar Blacksmith / The Black Haired Lad / The Shetland Fiddler * Over The Sea To Nova Scotia * Rosie Anderson * Les Vielles Bottines * The Heights Of Cassino * ’ Truagh Nach Do Dh’Fhuirich Mi Tioram Air Tir * The Thornton Jig / James Byrne’s Jig / Duncan McKillop / The Bee In The Knickers * Fil O Ro.
Iain MacInnes (smallpipes), Billy Ross (guitar, vocals) and Stuart Morison (fiddle).
‘It is rare indeed to hear three such sensitive musicians together’ (The Living Tradition)
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