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Aileen Carr - Green Yarrow (CD)

(August 2000)

Annie Grace - Take Me Out Drinking Tonight (CD)

(February 2004) Best known as vocalist and instrumentalist with the band Iron Horse, Annie Grace’s career as musician, actor and teacher has taken her to all corners of the world.

Alison McMorland and Geordie McIntyre - White Wings (CD)

(February 2007) Alison McMorland is a 'weel kent' Scottish singer and folklorist who recorded for Tangent Records in the early days of the Folk Revival.

Belle Stewart - Queen Among The Heather (CD)

(September 1998)

Cilla Fisher and Artie Tresize - Cilla and Artie (CD)

Eileen McGann - Heritage (CD)

(November 1998)

Gill Bowman

Perfect Lover and more.

Gordeanna McCulloch - In Freenship's Name (CD)

(March 1997)

Heather Heywood

By Yon Castle Wa' and more.

Jeana Leslie & Siobhan Miller - In A Bleeze (CD)

(July 2008) Up And Coming Artists Of The Year - Scots Trad Music Awards 2008. Debut album In A Bleeze from Jeana Leslie and Siobhan Miller, who also won the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award 2008.

Jean Redpath (CD)

One of the most accomplished and respected Scots singers, including a CD of her interpretations of songs by the celebrated Jacobite songwriter Lady Nairne.

Lynn Morrison - Cave Of Gold (CD)

(June 2001) An album of Celtic lullabies with gentle accompaniment - a beautiful and soothing album.

Scottish Women (CD)

(August 2004) Top Scots and Gaelic solo singers in a live concert setting - featuring Sheila Stewart, Sheena Wellington, Ishbel McAskill, Karine Polwart, Emily Smith and others.

Sheena Wellington

Sheena Wellington has travelled far and wide, singing traditional and other Scottish songs as well as her own compositions.

Sylvia Barnes - The Colour Of Amber (CD)

(August 2007) STMA Scots Singer Of The Year in 2006. Sylvia formed the vocal nucleus of the influential Glasgow band Kentigern, and was one of the female vocalists to sing with Battlefield Band.