FIRST HEARING:
The releases from the aptly named 'National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music' have been more that interesting and certainly well worth a listen.
This one comes at a 'bargain' price.
The opener is a big puirt-a-buel with a full cast of singers and (unusually) players and sets the tone for the music ahead.
Have a listen - hear tomorrow's stars today.

1) Big Puirt
2) We're A Case the Bunch of Us - The North Star - The Plagiarist - Miss Girdle
3) O Mo Dhuthaich
4) Brian & Kerrie's - Kirsty's Reel - The Spey in Spate
5) There Were Roses
6) Tartan Injection: The Headlands - Continental Dance Tune
7) Wild Mountain Side
8) The Grunge: Galacian Jig - Hartigan's Leaving - Dutch Jury
9) Maraiche nan Cuantan
10) The Moon's Air - Ken's Farewell to Feis Chatailbh
11) The Noonday Feast - Padraig Mcgillinath - Willie Coleman's
12) Di Sathairne a Ghabh Mi Mulad
13) Poilin Ni Lionsaigh - Planxty Crockery
14) O'Sullivan's: A Mhisg a Chuir an Nollaig Oirnn - Fear an Duin Mhor - O'Sullivan's March
15) Glenluig Bay - The Ritual
16) Big Tunes: The Haughs of Cromdale - A Tune For the Ladies - Robbie Paterson's

FIRST HEARING:
The releases from the aptly named 'National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music' have been more that interesting and certainly well worth a listen.
This one comes at a 'bargain' price.
The opener is a big puirt-a-buel with a full cast of singers and (unusually) players and sets the tone for the music ahead.
Have a listen - hear tomorrow's stars today.

Lineup

A h-uile duine
The Untouchables
Braxi
'S Math Sinn
Sgriosil
Tartan Injection
The Gentleman's Tea Party
with a cast of thousands and a million instruments.