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Playlist 8269 Songs, 22.2 Days, 41.41 GB Page 1 of 17 Playlist 8269 songs, 22.2 days, 41.41 GB Artist Album No. of Items Total Time A.L. Lloyd & Ewan MacColl Blow Boys Blow 15 34:32 Abby Newton Castles, Kirks And Caves 14 1:00:07 Abby Newton Crossing To Scotland 14 57:01 acie cargill - debra cowan - susan brown The Songs And Ballads Of Hattie Mae Tyler C… 22 1:10:03 Ad Vielle Que Pourra Ad Vielle Que Pourra 13 52:15 Ad Vielle Que Pourra Come What May 14 51:49 Adam McNaughtan Last Stand At Mount Florida 13 53:39 Adam McNaughtan Words That I Used To Know 33 1:40:19 Aengus Finnan Fool's Gold 12 54:47 Afterhours Up To Here 12 53:01 Aileen Carr Green Yarrow 11 46:39 Aine Furey Cross My Palm 12 44:25 Áine Minogue Circle Of The Sun 14 52:39 Alain Pennec Alcoves 14 44:35 Alan & John Kelly Fourmilehouse 12 47:32 Alan Musgrove The Bagman's Gazette 18 1:13:56 Alan Musgrove Songs They Used to Sing 20 1:14:32 Alasdair Fraser Dawn Dance 13 56:47 Alasdair Fraser Portrait Of A Scottish Fiddler 14 43:19 Alasdair Fraser & Paul Machlis The Road North 10 41:52 Alasdair Fraser & Tony Mcmanus Return To Kintail 13 52:27 Alasdair Fraser/Paul Machlis Legacy Of The Scottish Fiddle, Volume One 21 59:52 Alastair McDonald Velvet & Steel 15 52:54 The Albion Band The BBC Sessions 16 57:18 Albion Band The Prospect Before Us 14 37:53 Alison Kinnaird and The Battlefield Band Music In Trust (Volume One) 11 38:43 Alison McMorland & Geordie McIntyre Ballad Tree 11 52:19 Alistair Hulett In Sleepy Scotland 11 51:12 All Blacked Up Spirits Of Another Sort 14 1:07:59 Altan Another Sky 13 49:37 Altan The Best Of Altan [Disc 1] 16 55:40 Altan The Best Of Altan [Disc 2] 8 31:14 Altan Blackwater 12 40:00 Altan The First Ten Years: 1986-1995 15 1:00:31 Altan Harvest Storm 13 45:52 Playlist Page 2 of 17 Artist Album No. of Items Total Time Altan Local Ground 13 46:49 Altan The Red Crow 11 45:02 Altan Runaway Sunday 14 46:36 Aly Bain First Album 13 42:00 Aly Bain Lonely Bird 13 44:29 Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham The Ruby 10 44:37 Aly Bain And The BT Scottish Ensemble Follow The Moonstone 17 43:26 Alyth McCormack An Iomall - the edge 12 43:39 Anam First Footing 12 41:43 Anao Atao Poll Lyfans 11 46:03 Andrea Hoag Fire & Water 15 57:47 The Andrew Collins Trio A Play On Words 10 44:54 Andrew McKnight Beyond Borders 15 58:28 Andy Irvine Rude Awakening 10 51:40 Andy M. Stewart Songs Of Robert Burns 11 37:45 Andy M. Stewart & Manus Lunny At It Again 9 42:52 Angus Lyon Long Road 13 54:37 Ann Heymann Queen Of Harps 9 1:02:39 April Verch Fiddelicious 15 49:47 Arcady After The Ball... 13 48:44 Arcady Many Happy Returns 16 1:07:30 Archie Fisher The Man With A Rhyme 15 47:11 Artisan Breathing Space 20 58:34 Artisan Paper Angels 17 53:36 Artisan Rocking At The End Of Time 17 53:36 Bachué A Certain Smile 15 1:00:54 Bag O' Cats Out Of The Bag 11 50:47 The Baltimore Consort On The Banks Of Helicon (Early Music of Scot… 22 1:05:41 The Baltimore Consort Watkins Ale - Music of the English Renaissance 20 1:07:38 Bannal Waulking Songs 13 41:06 Bare Necessities Take A Dance 11 43:26 The Barely Works Don't Mind Walking 10 55:03 Barry Dransfield Be Your Own Man 18 1:05:36 Barry Dransfield Wings Of The Sphinx 15 55:37 Battlefield Band Happy Daze 14 59:20 Battlefield Band Home Ground 13 1:10:33 Battlefield Band Leaving Friday Harbour 15 55:33 Battlefield Band New Spring 13 1:00:20 Playlist Page 3 of 17 Artist Album No. of Items Total Time Battlefield Band Quiet Days 12 53:24 Battlefield Band Stand Easy & Preview 15 52:12 Battlefield Band Threads 12 53:40 Bell, Derek Carolan's Receipt 15 39:55 Bellowhead Burlesque 13 1:00:17 Belshazzar's Feast The Food Of Love 19 1:30:38 Bert Jansch Sketches 13 47:23 Bert Jansch Toy Balloon 12 44:42 Bill Jones Panchpuran 12 47:08 Bill Jones Turn To Me 13 51:11 Billy Pigg The Border Minstrel 10 42:26 Billy Ross Shore Street 12 42:35 Blackeyed Biddy/Peace, Enjoyment, Love & Pl… Blackeyed Biddy/Peace, Enjoyment, Love & Pl… 12 51:14 Blazin' Fiddles Fire On! 12 50:47 Bleizi Ruz Bleizi Ruz En Concert 10 1:00:53 Blowzabella Compilation 15 1:14:55 Blowzabella Vanilla 12 1:05:51 The Boarding Party 'Tis Our Sailing Time 16 44:53 Bob Mc Quillen, Cathie Whitesides, Laurie An… Hand It Down 15 57:11 Bob Walser When Our Ship Comes Home 19 57:39 Bob Zentz Hove-To, And Drifting ... Songs Of The Sea, Ri… 16 58:12 Bog Wanderers Here's To You 14 1:13:40 Bonnie Rideout Celtic Circles 13 56:44 Bourque, Bernard & LePage Matapat 12 39:48 Brass Monkey Head of Steam 10 1:01:56 Brass Monkey Sound and Rumour 13 57:11 Brenda Stubbert In Jig Time! 13 51:34 Brendan Power Plays The Music From Riverdanc 10 46:51 Brian Mc Neill & Iain MacKintosh Stage By Stage 13 49:44 Brian McNeill Monksgate 12 41:21 Brian McNeill No Gods 12 54:35 Brian McNeill To Answer The Peacock 14 1:09:41 brian mcNeill / tom mcDonagh Horses For Courses 12 50:11 Brian McNeill & Royal Scottish Academy Of M… No. 1 Scottish - Traditional Music From The R… 15 53:31 Brian Peters Anglophilia 17 1:13:05 Brian Peters The Beast In The Box 16 1:03:23 Brian Peters Lines 15 1:02:51 Brian Peters Sharper Than The Thorn 14 1:05:45 Playlist Page 4 of 17 Artist Album No. of Items Total Time Brian Peters Squeezing Out Sparks 16 1:02:06 Brian Peters & Gordon Tyrrall The Moving Moon 15 1:00:20 Brian Pickell (And Various Artists) Fresh Canadian Fiddle Tunes 15 1:06:07 Burach Born Tired 13 52:32 Burach Deeper 12 51:38 Burach The Weird Set 12 45:58 Burke/Lennon Bucks Of Oranmore 18 56:01 Calico Songdogs 10 46:35 Cantychiels Cantychiels 10 46:37 Capercaillie Secret People 14 1:04:11 Caroline Robson, Phil Ranson, Paul Tabbush,… Banks Of Tyne 10 38:06 Carolyn Robson All The Fine Young Men 15 48:41 Carreg Lafar Ysbryd Y Werin 10 38:37 Cathal McConnell Long Expectant Comes At Last 19 1:03:26 Cathie Ryan Cathie Ryan 13 48:17 Cathie Ryan The Farthest Wave 12 46:32 Cathie Ryan Somewhere Along The Road 11 45:15 Catriona MacDonald Bold 10 50:56 Celtic Fiddle Festival/Kevin Burke, Christian L… Play On... 12 54:37 Ceolbeg Cairn Water 12 54:16 Ceolbeg Ceolbeg 5 11 51:18 Ceolbeg Not the Bunnyhop 10 48:29 Ceolbeg Seeds To The Wind 10 55:14 Ceolbeg An Unfair Dance 12 59:57 Champagne Brawl - stocai Champagne Brawl - Stocai 11 46:43 Chantan Primary Colours 14 48:17 Chanterelle French In America 11 43:49 Cherish the Ladies The Back Door 14 45:41 Cherish the Ladies Cross the Waves 12 49:39 Cherish the Ladies Out & About 12 50:24 The Chieftains The Chieftains 10 38:23 The Chieftains The Chieftains 2 7 27:17 The Chieftains The Chieftains Collection - The Best Of The Cl… 12 40:27 The Chieftains Santiago (Pilgrimage to Santiago) 15 57:48 The Chieftains Water From The Well 16 57:54 Christine Lavin I Was In Love With A Difficult Man 12 49:17 Christine Primrose Gun Sireadh, Gun Iarraidh 15 56:36 Christy Moore The Christy Moore Collection 81-91 19 1:08:18 Playlist Page 5 of 17 Artist Album No. of Items Total Time Chulrua Down The Back Lane 13 55:20 Cian Three Shouts From A Hill 12 43:00 Ciaran Tourish Down The Line 10 38:16 Cindy Kallet Working on Wings to Fly 16 45:34 Classic Irish Dance Music Come Dance With Me In Ireland 12 39:01 CLAU DE LLUNA Fica-Li, Noia 12 53:18 Clau de Lluna Obertura 13 53:26 Claude Methe' And Dana Whittle Les Beaux Yeux Bleus 13 55:30 The Cleveland Family Treasures From The Attic 14 55:51 Cliar Cliar 13 54:34 Cloudstreet Violet Sarah And Muckle John 12 53:22 Coila Full On 12 47:30 Colcannon Athens Hotel 13 45:42 Colcannon Saint Bartholemew's Feast 15 55:10 Colcannon Trad. 14 56:20 Coope,Boyes & Simpson Funny Old World 13 44:22 Copper Family Come Write Me Down 28 1:11:33 Cordelia's Dad Comet 12 49:32 Craig:Morgan:Robson Peppers & Tomatoes 15 57:45 Crooked Still Hop High 11 41:13 Cucanandy Contented Minds 11 47:36 Cucanandy He Didn't Dance 15 55:48 Cullivoe Band Willie'S Last Session 15 44:48 Dan Milner Irish Ballads & Songs Of The Sea 15 55:49 Dan Milner & Bob Conroy Irish In America 15 52:33 Danny Spooner Emerging Traditions 14 52:42 Danny Spooner Home 15 56:33 Danny Spooner Years of Spooner 14 48:07 Danu All Things Considered 14 54:48 Danu Think before you Think 13 53:53 Daouad Lydianne 12 1:03:23 Dapper's Delight Disguisings 14 1:04:02 Dapper's Delight Indoors 13 1:01:58 Dave Gunning Caught Between Shadows 13 51:59 Dave Webber & Anni Fentiman Solo Together 15 58:48 David Francey The Waking Hour 13 38:24 David Greenberg & Doug MacPhee Tunes Until Dawn 18 1:04:43 De Danann A Jacket Of Batteries 13 44:56 Playlist Page 6 of 17 Artist Album No.
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