Highlanders Return

Name: Highlanders Return
Description: Highlanders Return a song by The Tartan Lads on Jamfy

Highlanders Return a song by The Tartan Lads on Jamfy

Dark Lochnagar by James Nicol ,
Scots Wha' Ha'e by James Nicol ,
Loch Lomond by Bill Torrance & Mary Cameron ,
Ye Banks And Braes by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
Highlanders Return by The Tartan Lads ,
Bonnie Naver Bay by The Tartan Lads ,
John Anderson by Carol Laula ,
Aye Waukin' O' by Celine Donoghue ,
Abide With Me by Kirsten Easdale ,
Ae Fond Kiss, And Then We Sever by Carol Laula ,
Whistle O'er The Lave O'R by Rod Paterson ,
Hey Ca' Thro' (Medley) by Celine Donoghue ,
The Rosebud By My Early Walk by Carol Laula ,
A Man's A Man For A' That by Carol Laula , George Drennan ,
O Wert Thou In The Cuald Blast by Carol Laula ,
Light Of Light by Kirsten Easdale ,
Ca' The Yowes To The Knowes by Carol Laula , George Drennan ,
Duncan Gray by Carol Laula , George Drennan ,
Annie Laurie by Bill Torrance ,
Lord Of The Dance by Kirsten Easdale ,
Eppie McNab by Anne Wood ,
Welcome Of Scotland To Be Queen by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
A Man A Man (Medley) by Bill Torrance & Mary Cameron ,
Carol Of The Bagpipers by Kirsten Easdale ,
Nessum Dorma by James Nicol ,
So Deep by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
Comin' Through The Rye by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
Duncansby Head (Medley) by Donald Lindsay ,
Soldier Rest by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
Aye She Kaimed Her Yellow Hair by Strathclyde University Chamber Choir ,
Over The Sea To Skye by Mary Cameron ,
Mairi's Wedding by Mary Cameron ,
Loch Maree by Mary Cameron ,
Bonnie Lass O'Dundee by The Tartan Lads ,
The Gallowa Hills by The Tartan Lads ,
Son Of The Scottish Soldier by The Tartan Lads ,
Farewell 51st Farewell by The Tartan Lads ,
The Sacred Heart by Kirsten Easdale ,
Danny Boy by James Nicol ,
Bright Blue Rose by Kirsten Easdale ,
The Braes Of Ballochmyle by James Nicol ,
Wild Mountain Thyme by Mary Sandeman ,
Give Me Your Hand by Mary Sandeman ,
The Fiddler Of Dooney by Mary Sandeman ,
Auld Lang Syne by The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra ,