Anne Lorne Gillies: The White Rose o' June
Genre: Folk & Traditional
Catalogue Number: BR002
Label: Brigh
Released: 2003
The songs of Carolina Oliphant (Lady Nairne) (1766-1895)
Anne Lorne Gillies (vocals, keyboard)
Alistair McCulloch (violin, fiddle)
Marc Duff (recorder, cittern, bodhram)
Rhona MacKay (clarsach)
Gordon Cree (keyboards)
Stuart Forbes (flute, clarinet)
Lindsey McCulloch (cello)
Rick Standley (acoustic bass)
Duncan McColl (bagpipes, guitar, electric bass)
Tracklist
- The Auld Hoose
- Chairlie is my darling
- The Land o' the Leal
- The County Meeting
- White Rose o' June
- The Banks o' the Earn
- Wha'll be King but Chairlie
- Caller Herrin'
- The Women are a' Gaen Wud
- The Rowan Tree
- The Pleughman
- The Attainted Scottish Nobles
- The Laird o' Cockpen
- The Lady Grange
- Wi' a Hundred Pipers
- The Scottish Regalia
- Bonny Gascon Ha'
- The Fife Laird
- Will Ye No Come Back Again?
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