A mature Gaelic voice coming over loud and clear despite the fact that the album was created from rare BBC broadcasts from the 1950s.
The 1952 National Mod Gold Medalist is donating the profits to The Islay & Jura Sick Children's Fund.
Donald M. is well supported by some fine session players of the time who went on to make their own marks on traditional Scottish music.



1) Bheir mi cliu don'eilean mhor.
2) Tiugainn do Scalpaigh.
3) Mo ribhinn choibhneil.
4) Mhairi dhonn is toigh leam thu.
5) Carn air a'mhonadh.
6) Fuirich a ribhinn.
7) Clachan mo ghaoil.
8) Maighdeannan na h-Airigh.
9) An cluinn thu leannan.
10) Tuireadh nan Treun.
11) Mo ghleannan taobh Loch Liobhainn.
12) Mi'n seo nam onar.
13) Eilidh.

A mature Gaelic voice coming over loud and clear despite the fact that the album was created from rare BBC broadcasts from the 1950s.
The 1952 National Mod Gold Medalist is donating the profits to The Islay & Jura Sick Children's Fund.
Donald M. is well supported by some fine session players of the time who went on to make their own marks on traditional Scottish music.

Lineup

Donald M.MacLeod - Vocals
with
John Carmichael - Accordion.
Bobby MacLeod - Accordion.
Frank Henery - Guitar.
Billy Thom - Drums.