Calum and Annie Johnston were born on the Island of Barra. As this album amply demonstrates, both were fine singers - by which is meant not so much that they possessed voices which would have been at...(more)

Eighteen popular Gaelic songs by various singers, recorded from the 1950's to the present day for the School Of Scottish Studies archives.

Twenty-one songs originally recorded for the School of Scottish Studies and the B.B.C. by the wonderful Gaelic singer Joan Mackenzie from the Isle Of Lewis.

History preserved in plastic! 16 tracks of Scottish musical tradition and a story, displaying fiddle, pipes, Gaelic song, Scots songs and ballads, and an amazing tune set on the Jew's harp. The...(more)

A collection of songs, tunes and customs in Gaelic and English, all connected with marriage. Including items from different occupational groups such as fishers, farmers and factory workers. There are...(more)

This album is released in the year of the 60th anniversary of the foundation of the School of Scottish Studies at the University of Edinburgh in 1951. The album includes many of the fine singers...(more)

Another remarkable collection of Gaelic songs from the archives of the School Of Scottish Studies, featuring songs from the North Uist tradition. The singers are Hugh Matheson, Miss Bella MacPhail,...(more)

A double CD set with one CD consisting of songs and the other featuring instrumental music. This is the 26th collection in the Scottish Tradition Series of recordings from The School of Scottish...(more)

Tiree, a low-lying island of some thirty-six square miles west of Ardnamurchan Point, lacks the mountains and hills of its Hebridean neighbours. Currently its population is about 650, although on the...(more)

Waulking songs, canntaireachd, mouth music etc.. . from the School Of Scottish Studies archives. When initially released this series was hailed as the most important series of traditional recordings...(more)

This is a re-release of the album previously on the Tangent label and is from the School Of Scottish Studies archives. Hailed when it was first released as the most important series of traditional...(more)

This is a re-release of the album previously on the Tangent label and is from the School Of Scottish Studies archives. Hailed when it was first released as the most important series of traditional...(more)

Calum Ruadh, a crofter and bard from Skye, died on February 25th 1978. This album is comprised of several stretches of conversation, mainly in English, and eight songs in Gaelic composed by Calum...(more)

James C M Campbell (1896-1979) was indubitably one of the most distinguished Gaelic concert singers that Scotland has known, but he was also representative of a far rarer breed - a singer whose...(more)