Francis George Scott

Songs of Francis George Scott

A centenary album of 41 songs edited by Neil Mackay.
Ane sang of the birth of Christ (Trad); An apprentice angel (Hugh MacDiarmid); Ay waukin, O (Robert Burns); Country life (Hugh MacDiarmid); Crowdieknowe (Hugh MacDiarmid); Cupid and Venus (Mark Alexander Boyd); The deil O' Bogie (Alexander Gray); The discreet hint (Robert Burns); The eemis stane (Hugh MacDiarmid); Empty vessel (Hugh MacDiarmid); First love (Hugh MacDiarmid); Florine (Thomas Campbell); The Kerry shore - Loch Fyne (George Campbell Hay); Lourd on my heart (Hugh MacDiarmid); The love-sick lass (Hugh MacDiarmid); Mary Morrison (Robert Burns); Milkwort and bog-cotton (Hugh MacDiarmid); Moonstruck (Hugh MacDiarmid); My luve is like a red, red rose (Robert Burns); O were my love you lilac fair (Robert Burns); Of ane blackamoor (William Dunbar); The old fisherman (George Campbell Hay); Phillis (William Drummond); Rattlin', roarin' (Robert Burns); Reid e'en (Hugh MacDiarmid); Rorate coeli desuper (William Dunbar); St. Brendan's graveyard; Isle of Barra (Jean Lang); The sauchs in the reuch heuch hauch (Hugh MacDiarmid); Scots, wha hae (Robert Burns); Scroggam (Robert Burns); Since all thy vows, false maid (Anon); To a lady (William Dunbar); To a Loch Fyne fisherman who keeps to the old ways (George Campbell Hay); The tryst (William Soutar); The twa corbies (Traditional); The twa kimmers (William Dunbar); The watergaw (Hugh MacDiarmid); The wee man (Willa Muir); Wee Willie Gray (Robert Burns); Wha is that at my bower-door? (Robert Burns);Wheesht, wheesht (Hugh MacDiarmid).