What we would call a modern' bagpiping album whereby the pipes are simply part of a musical ensemble, not solo nor in a pipe band, but simply another instrument - albeit the lead instrument in this instance.
There is a solid crew you experience players around Iain who join in the fun, add to the ambience but never drown out the leader.
Classy stuff from the beginning to end.

1) Lt.Col. D J S Murray - The Treadmill - Spark's Rant
2) Go To Berwick Johnny - The Low Country Dance - Up Wi' Eli, Eli - Sweet Molly - Foot It Neatly
3) Karuna - The Eagle's Whistle
4) Lassie Gae Milk On My Cow Hill - Major Nickerson's Fancy
5) The Hills of Perth - The Braes of Busby - The 42nd Highlanders - Delvinside
6) Marjorie Lowe - Paddy O'Rafferty - William Nicholson's Jig - Nighean na Cailliche Crotaiche Crubaich
7) The Terror Time - MacDonald of the Isles March to the Battle of Harlaw
8) Rusty Gully - Pawky Adam Glen - Water Music (1st Suite, Hornpipe)
9) Castle Stalker - Tam Glen
10) The Countess of Loudon's Reel - David Glen's Jig
11) The Sands of Loch Bee - Maideanan a' Choire Duibh - A Mhairi Mhgin Mheal Shuilaich Dhuibh - Angus MacInnes of Glenside - Struy Lodge

What we would call a modern' bagpiping album whereby the pipes are simply part of a musical ensemble, not solo nor in a pipe band, but simply another instrument - albeit the lead instrument in this instance.
There is a solid crew you experience players around Iain who join in the fun, add to the ambience but never drown out the leader.
Classy stuff from the beginning to end.

Lineup

Iain MacInnes - Highland Pipes, Border Pipes, Smallpipes & Whistles
Mairi Campbell - Fiddle & Viola
Ross Kennedy - Bouzouki & Guitar
David McGuinness - Harmonium, Harpsichord & Piano
John Martin - Fiddle
Iain MacLeod Mandolin
Simon Thoumire - Concertina