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20 Hits Of Scotland

Alex Beaton
Scottish
Lismor Recordings

Released: 1990
Catalogue Number: LCOM9031
Barcode: 5014818903120
Running Time: 70 mins.

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1	Scots Wha Hae	2:15	Play	£0.67
2	Dumbarton's Drums	3:13	Play	£0.67
3	These Are My Mountains	6:06	Play	£0.67
4	Annie Laurie	3:59	Play	£0.67
5	Wee Castanettes	3:07	Play	£0.67
6	A Man's A Man	3:49	Play	£0.67
7	Ae Fond Kiss	3:19	Play	£0.67
8	Killiecrankie	3:16	Play	£0.67
9	Skye Boat Song	4:04	Play	£0.67
10	Hey Johnny Cope	3:23	Play	£0.67
11	Amazing Grace	3:56	Play	£0.67
12	The Stoutest Man In The Forty Twa	3:32	Play	£0.67
13	Glencoe	3:57	Play	£0.67
14	A Scottish Soldier/Flowers Of The Forest	5:14	Play	£0.67
15	Loch Lomond	3:31	Play	£0.67
16	Big Nellie May	2:32	Play	£0.67
17	Rowan Tree	4:37	Play	£0.67
18	Flower Of Scotland	3:24	Play	£0.67
19	Bonnie Gallowa'	3:19	Play	£0.67
20	Scotland The Brave	2:15	Play	£0.67

High Quality AudioThe tracks on this album are available as both standard 192k mp3 files, high quality 320k mp3 files and CD quality FLAC files. The price is the same for all formats. You can choose your format after you pay and are ready to download.

Based in California, Alex has had a consistently successful career in music since the '60s, on the first folk revival.He has also been successful as a songwriter including a stint in Nashville.He is currently probably the USA's leading Scottish performer.

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