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Page 1 of 1 TCS 52 Prod 34 songs, 2 hours, 57.9 MB Name Time Album Artist 1 TCS 52 Intro 0:41 ID/PSA ID/PSA 2 Coconut Dog / Morning Dew 4:04 Reunion: A Decade of Solas (Live) Solas 3 Thousands Are Sailing 5:19 If I Should Fall From Grace With God The Pogues 4 North Country 3:35 North Country The Rankin Family 5 Kitty Jay 3:12 Kitty Jay Seth Lakeman 6 Black Mountain Rag 1:39 The Essential Doc Watson Doc Watson 7 TCS 52 Break 1 1:29 ID/PSA ID/PSA 8 Little Cascade (Live) 3:05 Live At the Lake 2014 Red Hot Chilli Pipers 9 The Buxom Lass 3:27 2 Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman 10 The Lakes of Pontchartrain (New Recor… 5:59 Nobody Knows: The Best of Paul Brady Paul Brady 11 Belfast 5:04 The Ravishing Genius of Bones Brian Finnegan 12 Factory Girl 4:24 The Celtic Circle [Disc 1] The Chieftains 13 TCS 52 Break 2 0:50 ID/PSA ID/PSA 14 Sword of Light 5:01 Treasury - The Very Best Of Horslips Horslips 15 Leaving Australia 4:15 Low Culture Jim Moray 16 Jock Hawk's Adventures in Glasgow 3:47 Fiona Hunter Fiona Hunter 17 Danielle And Keith / A Tune For Lucy 3:25 Netherbow Saltﬁshforty 18 TCS 52 Break 3 1:15 ID/PSA ID/PSA 19 Banks of Sicily 3:18 a Tribute to John Allan Cameron Dave Gunning 20 Message from the Battle Zone 3:59 Pass It On Down The Elders 21 Lochaber No More 4:18 The Big Spree Breabach 22 Snowball 4:54 Lá Nua Lúnasa 23 TCS 52 Break 4 1:11 ID/PSA ID/PSA 24 False, False 4:03 Hill of Thieves Cara Dillon 25 Oblique Blend 3:34 Chasing The Sun Skerryvore 26 Heather On the Moor 4:46 The 10th Anniversary Compilation Tempest 27 Cronan Bleoghainn 5:00 Downriver Karen Matheson 28 St. Elmo Clog Set (Marie MacLellan piano) 3:31 The Judique Flyer Buddy MacMaster 29 TCS 52 Break 5 0:40 ID/PSA ID/PSA 30 The Howl 7:28 Unleashed Wolfstone 31 Burn 3:18 Red Clandestine 32 Terror Time 3:40 Four On The Floor Old Blind Dogs 33 TCS 52 Break 6a 1:34 ID/PSA ID/PSA 34 Mothers, Daughters, Wives 4:46 Scotland - The Music & The Song [Disc 1] The McCalmans.

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