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Scotland's Own

The Tartan Lads
Scottish
ELM

Released: 2002
Catalogue Number: CDELM4108
Barcode: 611454410828
Running Time: 38 mins

CD	£4.29	Buy Now	In Stock. Dispatched on Monday.
Download	£6.72	Buy Now

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Description

1	Rose Of Allandale	2:46	Play	£0.67
2	Burnie Boozie, The Rustic Brig, Barnyards Of Dalgety	2:39	Play	£0.67
3	The Martellette Polka	2:22	Play	£0.67
4	Green Oak Tree	2:40	Play	£0.67
5	The Rose Of Prince Charlie	2:36	Play	£0.67
6	Bluebell Polka	2:18	Play	£0.67
7	Four Ways Of Love	3:42	Play	£0.67
8	Bonnie Aberdeen	2:04	Play	£0.67
9	The Bonnie Wells O' Wearie	2:59	Play	£0.67
10	Over The Drills	2:16	Play	£0.67
11	The Heather Bells Will Bloom Again	2:42	Play	£0.67
12	King George's Army, Campbell's Farewell To Redcastle, Murray's Welcome	2:38	Play	£0.67
13	Burning Bridges	2:23	Play	£0.67
14	The Northern Lights, Loch Lomond, Auld Scots Mother Mine	4:07	Play	£0.67

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Compiled from past recordings.

Lineup

Bill Moran - Vocals
Ray Carse - Accordion
Andy White - Drums
Brian Payne - Bass
Duncan Findlay - Guitars & Banjo
Dougie Stevenson - Steel Guitar
Dave Pringle & Dave Murricane - Keyboards

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