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Wagonload Playlist 11: 27 January 2014 (Burns Night Special)

This special edition, in celebration of the birthday of Scotland's national poet in 1759, features only Scottish music including a selection of songs by Robert Burns.

Greenland's Icy Waters - Battlefield Band
From the album: Zama Zama ...Try Your Luck (Temple)
Loch Lomond – Runrig
From the album: Once In A Lifetime (EMI)
Lochaber No More – Breabach
From the album: The Big Spree (Vertical)
Sail On - Dick Gaughan
From the album: Sail On (Greentrax)
The Sun's Comin' Over The Hill - Karine Polwart
From the album: Cool As Folk (Gott)

Address To A Haggis - Gordon Kennedy
From the album: Robert Burns: A Collection Of Poems And Songs (The Copyright Group)
My Heart's in the Highlands - Karine Polwart
From the album: The Complete Songs of Robert Burns (Linn)
My Love She's But A Lassie Yet - Jim Reid
From the album: The Complete Songs of Robert Burns (Linn)
Ye Banks & Braes o' Bonnie Doon - Mick West
From the album: The Complete Songs of Robert Burns (Linn)
Wild Mountainside - Eddi Reader
From the album: Sings The Songs Of Robert Burns (Rough Trade)
A Red, Red Rose - Jean Redpath
From the album: The Songs of Robert Burns, Vols. 1 & 2 (Greentrax)

Queen Of Elfan's Nourice - Rachel Newton
From the album: Changeling (Shadowside)
The Rut – Skerryvore
From the album: Chasing The Sun (Tyree)

Theme Music
The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel - De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Shanachie)
Incidental music
The Waterford Waltz/The Stronsay Waltz - Boys Of The Lough. From the album: Farewell And Remember Me (Boys Of The Lough)

Posted by on 28 January 2015 at 12:59 AM |

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