Rory Macdonald Discography of CDs

Rory Macdonald music CDs Limited three disc (two CDs + PAL/Region 0 DVD) pressing. 2010 release from the veteran Scottish Folk/Rock outfit. Spread over two audio CDs and a DVD, this release contains, as the title suggests, 50 great songs! Liner Note Author: Niall Iain Macdonald. Photographer: Andrew King . Personnel: Malcolm Jones (vocals, guitar); Bruce Guthro (vocals, acoustic guitar); Brian Hurren (vocals, keyboards); Calum MacDonald (vocals, percussion); Rory MacDonald (vocals); Iain Bayne (drums). Audio Remasterers: Jan Eliasson; Kristian Gislason.

Rory Macdonald CD discography Track Listing of songs: Old Boys; Proterra; Day of Days; Empty Glens; Gabriel's Sword; From the North; Toll Dubh; There's a Need; Faileas Air an Airigh; Heading to Acadia; All the Miles; Reiteach; Angels from the Ashes;

Rory Macdonald albums Recording information: City Halls, Candleriggs, Glasgow (06/08/2011-06/09/2011).

Rory Macdonald discography CD companion to the The 30th Anniversary concert DVD celebrating Scotland's premiere Celtic band that incorporate a rockin beat to their music. DAYS OF DAYS: THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT is a 2004 album by the Scottish trad-rock group Runrig. Personnel: Malcolm Jones (vocals, guitar, accordion); Rory MacDonald (vocals, acoustic guitar); Calum MacDonald (vocals, percussion); Duncan Chisholm (fiddle); Peter Wishart , Paul Mounsey (piano); Iain Bayne (drums). Recording information: Ballroom, Dryburgh Abbey Hotel, Melrose, Scotland (08/23/2003-12/??/2003); CaVa Studios, Glasgow, Scotland (08/23/2003-12/??/2003); Stirling Castle, Scotland (08/23/2003-12/??/2003). Photographer: Andrew King .

Rory Macdonald songs UK pressing. Ten live tracks from 1988 including the amazing 'Loch Lomond'. A must for fans of live music, especially Runrig fans. EMI. 2005. Capturing the band in its best milieu -- live -- Once in a Lifetime is arguably one of the ten best live albums ever, if the test of a live album is the effect ...

Rory Macdonald CD discography Highlights from the album include 'Wonderful' and 'The Greatest Flame'. Lineup includes Donnie Munro (vocals, guitar), Malcolm Jones (guitars, bagpipes, vocals), Rory MacDonald (bass, vocals), Calum MacDonald (percussion, vocals), Iain Bayne (drums) and Peter Wishart (keyboards). Chrysalis. 2005. Runrig's eighth studio album was their most successful ...

Rory Macdonald albums One of their first recordings, it was the source of the version of "Loch Lomond" that reappears on "Once in a Lifetime." The album is diverse and powerful. ~ Kit Kiefer Personnel: Rory MacDonald (vocals, guitar, strings, accordion, organ); Donnie Munro (vocals); Malcolm Jones (guitar, mandolin, ...

Rory Macdonald music CDs This is the ideal companion to Runrig's 1988 live album Once in a Lifetime. That album understandably emphasized their '80s material while Transmitting Live concentrates on the three albums that immediately followed Once in a Lifetime: Searchlight (1989), The Big Wheel (1991), and Amazing Things ...

Arranger: Rory MacDonald . Personnel: Rory MacDonald (vocals, guitar); Donnie Munro (vocals, 12-string guitar); Robert MacDonald (accordion); Calum MacDonald (drums).

Personnel: Malcolm Jones (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Rory MacDonald (vocals, 12-string guitar, accordion); Mary MacInnes, Donnie Munro (vocals); Richard Cherns (keyboards); Iain Bayne (drums, timbales, timpani, percussion); Calum MacDonald (percussion, background vocals).

The Orchid Highway: John Woods , Jamie MacDonald (vocals, guitar); Derek Macdonald (vocals, piano, organ); Rory MacDonald (vocals, bass guitar); Adrian Buckley (drums).

DAYS OF DAYS: THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT is a 2004 album by the Scottish trad-rock group Runrig. Personnel: Malcolm Jones (vocals, guitar, accordion); Rory MacDonald (vocals, acoustic guitar); Calum MacDonald (vocals, percussion); Duncan Chisholm (fiddle); Peter Wishart , Paul Mounsey (piano); Iain Bayne (drums). Recording information: Ballroom, ...