1) John Strachan: The Hairst o' Rettie
2) Jessie Murray: Skippin Barfit Through the Heather
3) Intro: The Tay Bridge Disaster
4) Jimmy MacBeath: The Gallant Forty Twa
5) John Burgess: Blue Bonnets Over the Border
6) Intrto: Great My Joy
7) Calum Johnston: Oran Eile Don Phrionnsa
8) Flora MacNeil: NMo Run Geal Og
9) John Burgess: Failte Rudha Bhatairnis
10) John Strachan: The Bonny Lass o' Fyvie
11) John Strachan: Mormond Braes
12) Intro: Not Just Elderly People
13) Blanched Wood: I'm A Young Bonny Lass
14) Jessie Murray: The Ale House
15) Intro: The Big Stuff
16) Jessie Murray: Barbara Allen
17) John Strachan: Johnnie o' Braidislie
18) Jessie Murray: Lord Thomas & Fair Ellen
19) Intro: Tea & Cakes
20) Intro: Too Good to Stop at Ten O'Clock
21) John Burgess: Donald MacLean - The Irish Washer Woman
22) John Strachan: Erin Go Bragh
23) Blanche Wood: Portknockie Road
24) Blanche Wood: The Reid Road
25) Jimmy MacBeath: The Moss o' Burreldale
26) Flora MacNeil: Co Siod Thall Air Sraid Na H-Eala?
27) Flora MacNeil: Mo Nighean DonnBhoidheach
28) Calum Johnston: Fuirich An Diugh Gus Am Maireach
29) Intro: I Don't Think We Should Sing Anymore
30) Jessie Murray: Jimmy Raeburn
31) Intro: A Great Song At That
32) Calum Johnston: Oran Do Mhacleoid Dhunbheagain
33) Intro: Hamish Once Wrote A Song
34) Hamish Henderson: The John MacLean March
35) Hamish, Cast & Audience: Scots, Wha Hae

FIRST HEARING:
Another huge song & artists collection from Alan Lomax' trip round Scotland in 1951. A real ceilidh compered (?) by the masterful Hamish Henderson and featuring the vertiable who's-who of traditional music and song of the time.
The 40 page booklet has notes on the artists, songs & lyrics and is a 'must-have' for all with an interest in Scottish folk traditions.
Again, too, this is a CD 'first' for many of the tracks (& artists).

Lineup

See Track Listing.