A long established band, who at one time where compared to a Scottish version of the Irish band The Chieftains,due to the fact that both group's usually contained the most associated instruments of there respective countries.Also the band had a long association with a well known Irish record label in the early years.

1) Nuair a bha mi go (When I was young) /The Feetwashing / Short Coated Mary / Dewra Castle
2) The Sailor's Wife / The Earl of Dunmore
3) Eilean Scalpaigh na Hearadh. (Island of Scaplay, Harris)
4) John Roy Stewart / Sandy's New Chanter
5) Tha mulad, tha mulad. (Sadness is mine)
6) Achmore loch /The Hills of Kintail
7) The Tryst.
8) Sleep Dearie Sleep / The Mason's Apron.
9) A China Set: The Little Herding Boy /
Purple Bamboo Melody
10) My Wife's a Drunkard / Hamar ower da Taing / Deil stick da Minister / Wha'll dance wi Wattie / Da bush below da Gairden
11) Moran's Return.

A long established band, who at one time where compared to a Scottish version of the Irish band The Chieftains,due to the fact that both group's usually contained the most associated instruments of there respective countries.Also the band had a long association with a well known Irish record label in the early years.

Lineup

Peter Anderson - Scottish Side Drum, Bodhran, Percussion
Annaliese Dagg - Viola, Fiddle
Stuart Eydmann - Fiddle, Concertina's
Mark Hayward - Fiddle
Eddie McGuire - Flute, Piccolo, Clarsach
Judith Peacock - Clarsach, Vocals
Rab Wallace - Lowland Pipes, Scottish
Smallpipes

with :
James MacMillan - Vocals, Whistle on Track 10