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Recent Reviews and comments:

"It is a box of delights"...."A splendid album" - Iain Anderson, BBC Radio Scotland.

"An exposition of fleetfingered flatpicking" - Scotland on Sunday

"Far from Home is a delight" - BBC Radio nan Gael

"Swings like a cat" - The Scotsman

"Very tasty guitar playing and wonderful instrumentals" - Maria Hall, Nessmp3.com

"Very fine playing" - Robbie Shepherd, BBC Radio Scotland

"Wonderful clean flatpicking... An excellent player” - Frank Henessey, BBC Radio Wales

"A rather excellent album" - Scots Blues News

"Carnie is undoubtedly a talented guitarist" - Acoustic Magazine 

"Its good listening" - Rock'n'Reel

 

People And Songs Of The Sea (CD) (Greentrax CDTRAX338)  

(June 2009) 21 tracks: Farewell Tae The Haven (Davy Steele and Ceolbeg) * The Fisherman's Wife (Heather Heywood) * Keepers (The McCalmans) * Song For Cove (The Cast) * The Final Trawl (Archie Fisher) * Badal na Scandain (The Herring Boat) (Gerry O'Connor) * Aberlady Bay (The Harbour Lights Choir) * Fisherrow (Shona McMillan) * Isle of May (Cilla Fisher) * Shoals of Herring (The Corries) * Bonnie Ship The Diamond (Black Eyed Biddy) * Lifeboat Song (Isla St Clair) * Wha'll Dreg a Buckie (Davy Steele and Drinkers' Drouth) * The Fisherman's Wife (Janet Russell and Christine Kydd) * The Shaalds of Foula set (John Carnie) * Come All Ye Fisher Lassies (Shona McMillan) * The Boattie Rows (The Harbour Lights Choir) * Eyemouth Disaster (Cilla Fisher) * The Cruel and Hungry Sea (Davie Robertson) * An Ataireachd Ard (The Eternal Surge of the Sea) (Catherine-Ann MacPhee) * Will Your Anchor Hold (The Fisher Folk Choir).

Songs and music reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Scotland's fishing, with recordings from some of Scottish music's finest artists.

Shona McMillan, set up the People And Songs Of The Sea exhibition to celebrate this heritage from a Firth of Forth perspective. The exhibitions run from May to December during the Year Of Homecoming 2009 in libraries and other venues from Edinburgh to Eyemouth and beyond, and this album was produced in association.

The album was compiled from the rich Greentrax back-catalogue, plus items licensed from Broken Fiddle Records, Corries Music Ltd, Drinkers' Drouth, Kettle Music, Red House Records and Harbour Lights (choir).

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