Live In Scotland
by The Unusual Suspects
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The Big Set
08:53
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Donald MacGillavry
04:00
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Bulgarian Ceilidh
05:20
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Sae Will We Yet
05:27
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Solo
03:42
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Bass Strathspey Set
07:30
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Fiddle Frenzy
05:34
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Cold Blow
04:31
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Intro
05:05
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Box Set
06:42
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Follow The Heron
03:41
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12. |
Encore
04:21
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about
The much-acclaimed debut album from 2004 - this high-octane live recording from the band's inaugural tour documents how it all started...
"This whirlwind of sound takes Scottish music to unimagined heights!"
THE LIVING TRADITION
"This whirlwind of sound takes Scottish music to unimagined heights!"
THE LIVING TRADITION
credits
released October 1, 2004
MUSICIANS:
Corrina Hewat (harp/vocal)
David Milligan (piano)
Aidan O'Rourke (Fiddle)
Bruce MacGregor (Fiddle)
Chris Stout (Fiddle)
Catriona Macdonald (Fiddle)
Clare McLaughlin (Fiddle)
Eilidh Shaw (Fiddle)
Annie Grace (Pipes/whistle/vocal)
Finlay Macdonald (Pipes/whistle)
Rory Campbell (Pipes/whistle)
Emily Smith (Accordion/vocal)
Brian McAlpine (Accordion)
Colin Steele (Trumpet)
Ryan Quigley (Trumpet)
Phil Bancroft (Saxophone)
Rick Taylor (Trombone)
Marc Clement (Guitar)
John Morran (Bouzouki/vocal)
Ewen Vernal (Bass)
James Mackintosh (Drums)
Donald Hay (Percussion)
RECORDING
• Recorded live at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness and Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, February 2004
• Location recording: Dave Gray
• Live engineer: Cammy Young
• Mixed by Corrina Hewat, David Milligan and Dave Gray at the Sound Cafe, Ninemileburn, Penicuik
• Mastered by Geoff Allan at CAVA Studios, Glasgow
• Produced by Corrina Hewat and David Milligan
ARTWORK
• Design/Layout: The 16K Design Works
• Original photos by Louis De Carlo
MUSIC
All tracks arranged by Corrina Hewat and David Milligan except tracks 1, 3, 7, 10 and 12 arranged by Corrina Hewat, David Milligan and Rick Taylor © 2004 PRS/MCPS and track 5, an improvisation by Phil Bancroft and Ewen Vernal.
MUSICIANS:
Corrina Hewat (harp/vocal)
David Milligan (piano)
Aidan O'Rourke (Fiddle)
Bruce MacGregor (Fiddle)
Chris Stout (Fiddle)
Catriona Macdonald (Fiddle)
Clare McLaughlin (Fiddle)
Eilidh Shaw (Fiddle)
Annie Grace (Pipes/whistle/vocal)
Finlay Macdonald (Pipes/whistle)
Rory Campbell (Pipes/whistle)
Emily Smith (Accordion/vocal)
Brian McAlpine (Accordion)
Colin Steele (Trumpet)
Ryan Quigley (Trumpet)
Phil Bancroft (Saxophone)
Rick Taylor (Trombone)
Marc Clement (Guitar)
John Morran (Bouzouki/vocal)
Ewen Vernal (Bass)
James Mackintosh (Drums)
Donald Hay (Percussion)
RECORDING
• Recorded live at Eden Court Theatre, Inverness and Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, February 2004
• Location recording: Dave Gray
• Live engineer: Cammy Young
• Mixed by Corrina Hewat, David Milligan and Dave Gray at the Sound Cafe, Ninemileburn, Penicuik
• Mastered by Geoff Allan at CAVA Studios, Glasgow
• Produced by Corrina Hewat and David Milligan
ARTWORK
• Design/Layout: The 16K Design Works
• Original photos by Louis De Carlo
MUSIC
All tracks arranged by Corrina Hewat and David Milligan except tracks 1, 3, 7, 10 and 12 arranged by Corrina Hewat, David Milligan and Rick Taylor © 2004 PRS/MCPS and track 5, an improvisation by Phil Bancroft and Ewen Vernal.
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discography
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Oct 2012 -
Oct 2004
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The Unusual Suspects recommends:
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The fantastic solo CD by Corrina Hewat
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The latest release from the Dave Milligan Trio
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The final album by Bachue
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