The Best of Battlefield Band: 1977-2001 / Temple Records: A 25 Year Legacy

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Tracklist

1▼CD: The Best of Battlefield Band: 1977-2001
#TitleRatingLength
1Miss Margaret Brown’s Favourite / Deserts of Tulloch
2:31
2The Lady Leroy
recording of:
The Lady Leroy (in 1978)
composed in:
Ireland (from 1700 until 1799)
writer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist) (from 1700 until 1799)
4:01
3Christ Has My Hart Ay
3:01
4Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin
3:37
5Joseph McDonald’s Jig / The Snuff Wife / Thief of Lochaber
3:52
6Lord Haddo’s Favourite
3:50
7The Yew Tree
guitar:
Alistair Russell
keyboard:
Alan Reid
mandocello:
Brian McNeill (Scottish multi-instrumentalist)
Scottish smallpipes and whistle:
Dougie Pincock
vocals:
Brian McNeill (Scottish multi-instrumentalist), Dougie Pincock, Alan Reid and Alistair Russell
recording of:
The Yew Tree
lyricist and composer:
Brian McNeill (Scottish multi-instrumentalist)
3:59
8The Pilgrim’s March / Scarlet & Black / The Struggle / Struy Lodge
3:49
9Frideray
2:55
10Muineira Sul Sacrato Della Chiesa (The Jig Danced on the Church Square) / Hyo Y Frwynen (The Magic of the Rush) / E Kostez an Henbont
4:00
11I Ha’e A Wife / The Tarbolton Jig / Tarbolton Lodge
2:50
12The Rovin’ Dies Hard
5:59
13Miss Sarah MacManus / The Appropriate Dipstick / Cape Breton Fiddler’s Welcome to Shetland
recording of:
Miss Sarah MacManus / The Appropriate Dipstick / Cape Breton Fiddlers' Welcome to Shetland
medley of:
Appropriate Dipstick
4:18
14The River
4:33
15Snow on the Hills / Xesús and Felisa
recording of:
Snow on the Hills / Xesús and Felisa
medley of:
Snow on the Hills
medley of:
Xesús and Felisa
3:19
16The Concert Reel / The Green Mountain
guest performer:
Séamus Tansey (flautist & tin-whistler)
2:26
17Bodachan a Gharaidh / General MacDonald / Creag an Fhithich
3:47
18The Last Trip Home / The Luckenbooth
recording of:
The Last Trip Home / The Luckenbooth
lyricist:
Davy Steele
composer:
John McCusker
5:01
19Happy Daze
4:56
2▶CD: Temple Records: A 25 Year Legacy