Auld Meal Mill CDs

This is one of Ross Records biggest selling albums over the years and features the Pipes and Drums of The 2nd Bn.The Scots Guards and The Regimental Band Of The Scots Guards playing the world famous tune Crags Of Tumbledown Mountain, composed by Pipe-Major Jimmy Riddell during the Falklands War and also that great Scottish favourite The Dark Island. Also features Alex MacArthur & His Scottish Dance Band, Alistair Murdoch (vocals), John Huband & The Tayside Sound, Chris Pritchard & Terry Taylor (vocals), Ron Gonnella (fiddle), Bobby Coghill & His Band, Argo Cameron, Jimmy Shand & His Band. Also available on cassette. Price includes postage and packaging toany address worldwide.

1. The Pipes & Drums of the 2nd Bn. Scots Guards and the Regimental Band of The Scots Guardsplay Crags of Tumbledown Mountain
2. Ina Miller sings the Road to the Isles
3. Alex MacArthur plays The Eight Men of Moidart, The Cockle Gatherer, Alistair of the Den, The Peat Fire Flame
4. Alistair Murdoch sings The Tartan
5. John Huband plays The Back o’ Bennachie, Lucky Scoup, Don’s Favourite, Mr Compton
6. Chris Pritchard & Terry Taylor sing Twa Recruitin’ Sergeants
7. Ron Gonnella plays The White Cockade, Mount Stewart House, Miss Mary Douglas
8. Ina Miller sings Come by the Hills
9. Bobby Coghill Band & Pipes plays The Highland Brigade at Magersfontein, The Green Hills of Tyrol, Farewell to the Creeks
10. The Pipes & Drums of the 2nd Bn. Scots Guards and the Regimental Band of The Scots Guards play The Dark Island
11. Chris Pritchard & Terry Taylor sing The Overgate
12. Alex MacArthur plays The Bonawe Highlanders, Neil MacMillan of Balmaha
13. Argo Cameron sings Farewell My Love
14. Ron Gonnella plays Captain Cameron’s Volunteers’ March - Balvenie, The Marchioness of Huntly’s Jig, Craigellachie Lasses
15. Alistair Murdoch sings Scots Wha Hae
16. Bobby Coghill plays Mary Hamilton of Auchincruive
17. Ina Miller sings Keep Right on to the End of the Road
18. Jimmy Shand & His Band play Scotland the Brave, Thistle of Scotland, We’re No Awa’ tae Bide Awa’ .