Memories of Scotland DVD – 2 hours of outstanding memories.

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3 Disc set including 2 CD’s and a bonus Scottish karaoke DVD
A total of 46 tracks as follows :
CD1 (The Music) : Will ye no come back again; Donald wheres yer trousers; Amazing Grace;The Barras; Scotland the brave; Scotland Forever; The Centipede; Loch Lomond/Skye boat song; The Northern Lights of Aberdeen; Flower of Scotland; I belong ta Glasgow; Bonnie Dundee/A Hundred Pipers/The Campbells are coming/ Atholl Highlanders; Hebridean Melody;/Morag of Dunvegan/Lovely Stornaway/Lights of Lochindaal;
Songs of the street/Fish Shop/Mother Riley/Duke Street Jail; Grannies Heilan Hame; Way up in Clachan; Nobodys Child; A Guid New Year.
CD2 (The Dances) : The Dances are performed by the Kinlochard Ceilidh Band and Jim MacLeod & his Band. Gay Gordons; Strip the Willow; Dashing White Sergeant: Military Two Step; Canadian Barn Dance; Circassian Circle; Highland Schottische; Grand March and Reels; Pipe Jigs; Saint Bernards Waltz; Eightsome Reel; Highland Fling; Virginia Reel; Barn Dance; Gay Gordons.
DVD (Karaoke): Scots Wha Hae; Loch Lomond; Skye Boat Song; Maggie; Bonnie Mary of Argyll; My Love is like a Red Red Rose; Amazing Grace; The Rowan Tree; Bonnie Wee Jeanie McColl; Road to Dundee; Annie Laurie; Auld Lang Syne; Will Ye No Come Back Again.

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Once again the Glasgow Phoenix Choir have come up with another truly classic album. The album was recorded to satisfy the demands of the public and radio sations for favourite hymns and sacred music. To this end some of the best loved hymns are included, such as “How Great Thou Art” and “Abide With Me”, “Love Divine All Loves Excelling”, and “Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah”. These are joined by Scottish favourites “Morning Has Broken”, set to the Gaelic air “Bunessan”, and “The Lords My Shephard” to the psalm tune “Crimond”. Featuring is one of Britains top composers, John rutter – who gave the well loved “For The Beauty Of The Earth” to the choral world. The evocative tune “Bethany” with the words of “Nearer My God To Thee” reputed to have been sung by the doomed passengers on the “RMS Titanic”, is just one of the many other inspirational and well loved hymns. This album has a total of 18 tracks.