A Celebration of Scottish Music

Here's Tae Us

A Celebration of Scottish Music SFF002

Here's tae us

18 tracks(72 mins):

Willie Stewart / Molly Rankin (Eddi Reader)
Bullocks (Blazin' Fiddles)
Here's Tae Us (Billy McIsaac)
Tine Gheal (Anam)
Oran do Dhomhnall Gorm Og (Cliar)
5/4 Madness (Wolfstone)
The Pearl (Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain
Chaidh na fir a Scathabhaig / Chaillin oig a Stiurimiche (Mackenzie)
Oran do Seona / Song for Shona (Billy McIsaac)
Mo Chailin Dileas Donn (Capercaillie)
Queen of the Hill (Donnie Munro)
As Good As It Gets (Jim Hunter)
Heaven (Carol Laula)
Comfort Me (Lushrollers)
Talking With My Father (Dougie MacLean)
Vintage 'Fergie' Reels (Fergie MacDonald)
Pius Porteous (Michael Marra)
Caledonia (Caledon - Scotland’s Tenors).

One of Scotland's biggest selling charity CDs ever, featuring previously released tracks donated by many of Scotland's top bands and singer/songwriters: Capercaillie, Wolfstone, Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain, Eddi Reader, Dougie MacLean, Anam, Mackenzie, Fergie MacDonald, Caledon, Jim Hunter, Michael Marra, Carol Laula, Lushrollers, Blazin' Fiddles, Cliar and Donnie Munro.

Listening to this album was a pure joy, this really does sum up modern Scottish music, better than any album I've ever come across. Not a single filler! Every track represents a different facet of the diverse music that runs through every vein of every body that belongs to our fascinating nation. If you only ever buy one Scottish album, then this should be it."
(Malcolm Brown, Nevis Radio)

"There are too many other delights on this CD to mention, and as well as being for a great cause, it appears to sum up the whole wide range of Scottish traditional music as it is being played today."
(The Scots Magazine)

"This is more than just a celebration of Scottish music - it is a celebration of the Scottish spirit."
(Moray Firth Radio)

Available in all good record stores and online at:
http://www.musicscotland.com/herestaeus

S.F.F Records Limited – Company No. 261272

S.F.F. RECORDS was established in December 2003 by Billy McIsaac to raise funds for Lochaber Hydrotherapy, a charity that is building a Hydrotherapy Pool in Fort William.