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Scotland Yet, written by Davy Steele and performed here by the Old Blind Dogs on their album "Wherever Yet May Be"

Scottish folk song about a farmer's cow that became a lightening rod for the struggle between farmers and government tax collectors in 1913

With a Wonder and a Wild Desire

"Is there for Honest Poverty" by the Old Blind Dogs. This song is also known as "A Man's A Man for A' That" and is based on one of the most popular poems by Robert Burns.

15th Century English Christmas carol, sung by the Chieftans

16th century Latin Christmas hymn, sung by Anuna

16th century French Christmas carol sung by Diane Taraz

A 16th century Spanish (Catalan) Christmas carol recorded by Anuna

Recorded by Rosa Minstrels

England April 2011

Aberdeen Beach, Arbroath Abbey, Cairngorms and Castles

An alternate tune from the Tannahill Weavers

The old yeare now away is fled

Braw Sailin' by the Old Blind Dogs

To America We Go

Listen by Michelle Tumes

Hey Hey Hey by Michael Franti

Tom Paine's Bones by The Shee

Now the Green Blade Rises

The Parting Glass

Hungry Like the Wolf - Sting Quartet

Blue Lips by Regina Spektor

Battlefield Band: Road of Tears

Caledonia