Tracklista:1. If I Had Known2. Down in the Dandelions3. Secrets and Lies4. Scotland's Winter5. Long Hellos and Short Goodbyes6. Breaking the Law7. No Butterflies8. Drowning Out the Sorrows9. Sunset Steeples10. January Man
Tracklista:1. A Man's a Man for A' That2. The Freedom Come-all-ye3. Ae Fond Kiss4. Follow the Heron5. My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose6. In Friendship's Name7. Saw Will We Yet8. Both Sides the Tweed9. Sic a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation10. Scotland's Story11. Auld Lang Syne
Tracklista:1. If I Had Known2. Down in the Dandelions3. Secrets and Lies4. Scotland's Winter5. Long Hellos and Short Goodbyes6. Breaking the Law7. No Butterflies8. Drowning Out the Sorrows9. Sunset Steeples10. January Man
Scotland's own Marie McLaughlin, celebrated in opera houses throughout the world, sings 33 delectable songs from her native land. Many favourites are here, from Loch Lomond to The Skye boat song, but also some less well-known songs, both merry (The white cockade, O Willie's gane tae Melville castle) and sad (The winter it is past). Two are sung unaccompanied (The flowers of the forest, My love's in Germany) and several are sung with the clarsach—the Celtic harp. Full texts are included along with interesting notes by John Currie. 'Marie McLaughlin's gleaming yet often dark-hued soprano takes to this music as to the bothy born; and Edinburgh-born Malcolm Martineau heels and toes it with great imaginative finesse, tuning in to the physical essence of each song, be it the springing heather tread of the high road and the low road, or the mesmeric oscillations of a lullaby from Barra.' (BBC Music Magazine) 'Marie McLaughlin sings with warm tone, affection, humour and zest' (Gramophone)