Are Ye Sleepin’, Maggie with Lethbridge Highland Dancers. Lethbridge Highland Dancers, Fiona Urquhart and Ava Trotter, dancing to an old Scottish tune. Recorded live at ATB Financial Lethbridge Rotary Dragon Boat Festival, 2023.
Take Me Back. Yearning to go back to Scotland! Recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, Pincher Creek, AB in January 2025
Caledonia. A popular song about Caledonia (Scotland), or, maybe the unofficial anthem of Scotland (?), written by the famous Scottish fiddler and songwriter, Dougie MacLean. Recorded live at Edson Renaissance Faire July 2024
Are Ye Sleepin’ Maggie. One of our favourite tunes – an ancient Scottish love song, sung in old Scottish English. Recorded live at Lethbridge Folk Club 45th Anniversary, November 2024
My Heart’s Tonight in Ireland. Recorded live at the Lethbridge Folk Club 45th Anniversary celebration, November 2024. It’s the story of a musician (Andy Irvine) who used to jam with Willie Clancy, famous Irish uilleann piper in County Clare. Anna and John toured County Clare in May 2024 and Alec attended the Willie Clancy School of Irish Piping in Miltown Malbay in July 2024. This song has always meant a lot to us, but even more now that we experienced the music and people of County Clare!
Going Home. A favourite tune about returning home to Scotland, written by Runrig, a very popular Scottish rock band from Scotland. Recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, January 25, 2025
McPherson’s Lament/Athol Highlanders. One of our signature tunes – McPherson’s Lament followed by Athol Highlanders – recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, Pincher Creek, Alberta on January 25, 2025
Home to Donegal. Our finale at Edson Renaissance Faire in July 2024. One of our long time favourite Irish songs about a fella from Donegal who, like many before and since, headed over to London for work, but decided to go back home to Donegal.
Cornwall My Home. This could almost be considered the national anthem of the Celtic Nation, Cornwall (southwestern England). Recorded live at Lethbridge Folk Club 45th Anniversary, November 23, 2024
Up She Rises. Fun Newfoundland & Labrador tune with full audience participation at Lethbridge Folk Club 45th Anniversary Celebration, November 23, 2024. The pipe tune at the end is Rakes of Mallow.
Jolly Beggarman. A whimsical tale of Johnny Dhu, the Jolly Beggarman. Ah, the life of the rover! Recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, Pincher Creek, Alberta, March 17, 2024.
Red-Haired Mary. A fun story about an Irish guy who spots a beautiful red-haired colleen. He offers her a ride on his donkey to the Dingle Fair. While he quite fancied her, he found out when they got to Dingle that she was engaged to another. That’s how the story starts but watch out for the surprise ending! Recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, Pincher Creek, Alberta, March 17, 2024.
Down by the Sally Garden. An old Irish poem, written by famous Irish poet, W. B. Yeats. We’re not sure who wrote the melody, but the lyrics and words go so very well together! Recorded live at Lost Things Distillery, Pincher Creek, Alberta, March 17, 2024.
Celtic Jam Sessions (Seisiúns). We’ve partnered with Theoretically Brewing in Lethbridge to host our monthly Celtic jam sessions, which are modeled on the typical seisiuns in the Celtic Nations. This is our story!