Boghall and Bathgate Caledonia Pipe Band - Live From Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

(September 2004) 19 tracks: 9/8 March and Jigs: Bathgate Highland Games / The Hills of Kazakhstan / The Fiddler's Rally * 2/4 Marches and Brass: The Armistice of 1918 / Abbeyfields / Loch Leven Castle * Hornpipes: Willie Bishop / Wee Stuart McIntyre * M.S.R.: Kantara to El Arish / Blair Drummond / John Morrison of Assynt House * Encore: The Rubic Cube / The Brest St Marc * Medley: Joanna's Hornpipe / Ally Waugh's Hotline / The Boys of the Lough / Sarah's Song / Captain Home / Blackley of Hillsdale / The Black Mill / Banjo Breakdown * Drum Solo * Jigs: Duncan the Gauger / The Kitchen Maid / Braes of Melnish / James Young * Pipe Band and Brass (Soloist: Eleanor Ferguson): Eriskay Love Lilt * Suite: The Call to the Gathering * 2/4 Marches with The Porridge Men: 93rd at Modder River / The Centenary Jewel * Drum Fanfare * Encore: The Masons Apron / The Pumpkin's Fancy * Brass: The Gael * Suite: Centennial, The People's Anthem * Medley: The Calling / The Bob 'o Fettercairn / Thought's 'o Burns / Willie Murrays / Sad the Parting / The Unfaithful Lover / Wee Gordon's Brig 'O Don Phrase / Paddy in the Sauna / Busindre Reel * Small Pipes and Border Pipes: A Border Ballad / Lexie McAskill / The Ramnee Ceilidh / The 4th Floor * Encore: Blackie MacLeod / Duckin' and Divin' / New Year in Noosa / Airlie's Big Day / The Foxhunters * 3/4 Marches with Boghall and Bathgate Juveniles: The Road to Glendaruel / The Bloody Fields of Flanders.

This CD captures Boghall and Bathgate's first appearance at the annual concert held the week prior to the World Championships in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.

The band were joined that evening by guests The Porridge Men and one of the UK's premier competition brass bands, The Whitburn Band.

The wide and varied repertoire performed that evening is reflected on this recording, which has something to appeal to most musical tastes - from modern pipe band competition-style compositions to music from the more traditional end of the spectrum.

In addition, a number of sets were performed with the combination of pipes and brass.