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The Gallowa Hills
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The Bonnie Lass of Fyvie
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Twa Recruiting Sergeants
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All Things Considered
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The Massacre of Glencoe
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Mingulay boat song
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The Sherramuir Fight
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Now Westlin' Winds
05:18
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McPhersons Rant
04:19
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Jock o' Hazeldean
05:56
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The Loch Tay Boat Song
05:14
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Caledonia
04:56
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Poor Mans Son
04:02
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Sound The Pibroch
04:27
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Ciaran McGhee Edinburgh, UK
You may know Ciaran from the amazing Edinburgh music scene. Known as one of the hardest working musicians around. Performing
solo gigs across the world He is also the frontman of bands; The Jacobites, Cantie and in the past Kishmul.
Here is where all exclusive original music and first hand news on upcoming EP's and Albums.
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