Alan Lomax Heather & Glen CD

Heather & Glen Music

List Price	$11.99 (You save $1.50)
Category	Folk Albums
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	400214
CD Universe Part number	7634106
Catalog number	857014
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 25, 2008

Alan Lomax Heather & Glen Songs

	1.	I'm A Young Bonnie Lassie - Wood, Blanche
	2.	Never Wed An Old Man - Robertson, Jeannie
	3.	He Widn'a Want His Gruel - McBeath, Jimmy
	4.	My Rovin' Eye - Robertson, Jeannie
	5.	Jock MacGraw - Strachan, John
	6.	Hail Ro Ruadh Waternish/Daldownie's Reel/The Spider In The Gaff/Slow Gaelic Ari - Burgess, John
	7.	My Son David - Robertson, Jeannie
	8.	Johnny O'Braideslee - Strachan, John
	9.	Macpherson's Lament - Stewart, Dave
	10.	Lament For William Chisholm - McNeill, Flora
	11.	Blue Bonnets Over The Ocean - Burgess, John
	12.	Waulking Songs - Nicholson, Annie
	13.	Soldier's Song - MacDonald, Alan
	14.	Sister's Lament - McNeill, Flora
	15.	Mouth Music - McLean, Allistair ; Friends
	16.	Gentle Lady - Nicholson, Kate
	17.	Song Of The Thrush - Johnson, Calum
	18.	Dandling Spinning And Waulking Song - McNeill, Flora
	19.	Pipe Imitations - Morrison, Mary

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