Disc One:
1) Alasdair Gillies - MS&R:
John MacDonald of Glencoe - John MacDonald's Welcome to South Uist - Inveraray Castle - John Roy Stewart - The Cockerel In the Creel - Johnnie MacDonald's Reel
2) James Murray - MS&R:
The Ross-shire Volunteers - The Young MacGregor - Lady Loudon - Struan Robertson - The Smith of Chilliechassie - Thomson's Dirk
3) Dr.Angus MacDonald - Piobaireachd:
The Rout of the Lowland Captain
4) Bruce Gandy - MS&R:
Leaving Lunga - Major Manson at Clachantrushal - The Bob of Fettercairn - The Islay Ball - The Sound of Sleat - The Brown Haired Maiden
5) Angus MacColl - Piobaireachd: The Red Speckled Bull
6) Gordon Walker - MS&R:
The Clan MacColl - The Braes of Castle Grant - The Shepherd's Crook - The Piper's Bonnet - The Smith of Chilliechassie - The Cockerel In the Creel
7) Greg Wilson - Piobaireachd: Lament for MacLeod of Colbeck
Disc Two:
1) Gordon Walker - MS&R:
Knightswood Ceilidh - The Pap of Glencoe - The Shepherd's Crook - The Ewe Wi' the Crookit Horn - The Sheepwife - John Morrison of Assynt House
2) Murray Henderson - Piobaireachd: Spaidearachd Bharrach
3) Alasdair Gillies - MS&R:
The Clan MacColl - The Knightswood Ceilidh - Piper's Bonnet - Caberfeidh - Dr.MacPhail's Reel - The Smith of Chilliechassie
4) Willie McCallum - MS&R:
Major Manson at Clachantrushal - John MacColl's March to Kilbowie Cottage - Dora MacLeod - The Ewe Wi' the Crookit Horn - The Man From Glengarry - John MacKechnie's Big Reel
5) Mike Cusack - Piobaireachd:
Lament for Donald Duaghal MacKay
6) Angus MacColl - MS&R:
MacLean of Pennycross - Arthur Bignold of Lochrosque - Susan MacLeod - The Caledonian Society of London - Mrs.MacPherson of Inveran - The Rejected Suitor
7) Gordon Walker - Piobaireachd:
Nameless (Hindro Hindro

FIRST HEARING:
A double pack CD featuring 10 of the star performers and medal winners from The Northern Meeting, established 160+years ago. However these recordings only start from 1995 to present and are taken from the BBC recordings of the piping events.
Probably a 'must have' for pipers and solo piping enthusiasts.
There is no other accompaniment. Simply Highland bagpipes very well played.

Lineup

See Track Listing.