| A Highland lad my love was born | CD 12 | Mairi MacInnes |
| A man's a man for a' that | CD 5 | Ian F. Benzie |
| A rose-bud by my early walk | CD 2 | Gordeanna McCulloch |
| A' the lads | CD 4 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Adieu! | CD 12 | Jim Reid |
| Adown winding Nith | CD 10 | John Nichol |
| Ae fond kiss (original version) | CD 8 | Mae McKenna |
| Aften hae I play'd | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Again rejoicing nature sees | CD 12 | Gordon Kelly |
| Ah Chloris since it may not be | CD 12 | Tich Frier |
| Altho' my back | CD 11 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Altho' my back | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Amang our young lasses | CD 11 | John Croall |
| Amang the trees | CD 5 | Corrina Hewat |
| An O for ane and twenty Tam | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| And I'll kiss thee yet | CD 6 | John Morran |
| Anna | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| As down the burn | CD 10 | Billy Ross |
| As honest Jacob | CD 11 | Billy Ross |
| As I cam down by Annan side | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| As I cam down by yon castle wa' | CD 6 | Alistair Hulett |
| As I cam in by our gate-end | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| As I came o'er the Cairney mount | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| As I stood by | CD 11 | Tich Frier |
| As I was a wand'ring | CD 7 | Karine Polwart |
| As I went out ae May morning | CD 4 | Mick West |
| As late by a sodger | CD 8 | George Duff |
| Auld Lang Syne | CD 3 | Ronnie Browne |
| Auld Rob Morris | CD 6 | James Malcolm |
| Awa' wi' your witchcraft | CD 4 | James Malcolm |
| Awa, Whigs, awa! | CD 6 | James Malcolm |
| Ay, Waukin, O | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe |
| Bannocks o' bear meal | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Behold, my love | CD 8 | Mairi Campbell |
| Beware o' bonie Ann | CD 2 | Billy Ross |
| Blythe hae I been | CD 8 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| Blythe, blythe | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Bonie wee thing | CD 6 | John Morran |
| Braw, braw lads on Yarrow braes | CD 5 | Elspeth Cowie |
| Brose And butter | CD 1 | Billy Ross |
| By Allan stream | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| Ca the Yowes | CD 3 | Ian Bruce |
| Ca' the yowes | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Caledonia | CD 5 | James Malcolm |
| Carl an the king come | CD 9 | Niall Kenny |
| Cauld blaws the wind frae east to west | CD 3 | Lesley Hale |
| Cauld is the e'enin blast | CD 8 | Ian Anderson |
| Charlie, he's my darling | CD 7 | Aimee Leonard |
| Clarinda | CD 11 | Steve Byrne |
| Cock up your beaver | CD 11 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Come boat me o'er | CD 3 | Mick West |
| Come let me take thee | CD 10 | Jim Reid & Gillian MacDonald |
| Come rede me dame | CD 11 | Christine Kydd |
| Comin thro' the rye | CD 3 | Gordeanna McCulloch |
| Contented wi' little, and cantie wi' mair | CD 5 | John Morran |
| Corn rigs are bonie | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| Craigieburn Wood | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Craigieburn-wood | CD 3 | Ian Bruce |
| Dainty Davie | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Dire was the hate | CD 12 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Does haughty Gaul invasion threat? | CD 12 | John Nichol |
| Dost ask me, why I send thee here | CD 4 | Corrina Hewat |
| Duncan Gray | CD 1 | Janet Russell, Christine Kydd |
| Extempore | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| Fair the face of orient day | CD 11 | Jim Reid |
| Fairest maid | CD 8 | George Duff |
| Farewell thou fair day | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Farewell thou stream | CD 12 | Steve Byrne |
| Fate gave the word | CD 11 | Lesley Hale |
| Frae the friends and land I love | CD 5 | Corrina Hewat |
| From thee, Eliza, I must go | CD 6 | John Morran |
| Fy let us a' to Kirkcubright | CD 11 | John Nichol |
| Galloway Tam | CD 8 | Ian Bruce |
| Gat ye me, o, gat ye me | CD 5 | Elspeth Cowie |
| Geordie | CD 7 | Alistair Hulett |
| Glencoe | CD 5 | John Morran |
| Go on sweet bird | CD 12 | Christine Kydd |
| Green grow the rashes, O | CD 8 | John Morran |
| Green grow the rashes, O | CD 11 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Green sleeves | CD 5 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Grim Grizzel | CD 11 | Tich Frier |
| Gude ale | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Gudeen to you kimmer | CD 1 | Rod Paterson, Christine Kydd |
| Had I a cave | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Had I the Wyte | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| Heard ye o' the tree o' France | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| Hee balou, my sweet wee Donald | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Helen O' Kirkconnel | CD 6 | John Morran |
| Here is the glen | CD 11 | Steve Byrne |
| Here's a health to ane | CD 10 | Gordon Kelly |
| Here's a health to them | CD 10 | Gordon Kelly |
| Here's to thy health | CD 11 | John Croall |
| Hey ca' thro | CD 2 | Janet Russell, Christine Kydd |
| Hey, how my Johnie lad | CD 4 | Mick West |
| Highland laddie | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| How can my poor heart be glad | CD 10 | Gillian Frame |
| How cruel are the parents | CD 2 | Ian F. Benzie |
| How lang and dreary is the night | CD 11 | Billy Ross |
| Hughie Graham | CD 5 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Husband, husband | CD 10 | Lesley Hale & Gillian Frame |
| I am a bard | CD 12 | Ian Bruce |
| I am a son of Mars | CD 12 | Tich Frier |
| I am my mammie's ain bairn | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| I coft a stane o'haslock woo | CD 8 | Mairi Campbell |
| I do confess | CD 8 | John Morran |
| I gaed a waefu' gate | CD 11 | Ross Kennedy |
| I hae a wife o' my ain | CD 2 | Billy Ross |
| I hae been at Crookie-Den | CD 4 | Lesley Hale |
| I maun hae a wife | CD 4 | Davy Steele |
| I murder hate | CD 9 | Niall Kenny |
| I once was a maid | CD 12 | Mairi MacInnes |
| I sing of a whistle | CD 10 | John Croall |
| I'd dream'd I lay | CD 7 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| I'll ay ca' in by yon town | CD 8 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| I'll tell you a tale | CD 11 | Tich Frier |
| In comin' by the brig o' Dye | CD 6 | John Morran |
| In Edinburgh town | CD 11 | Wendy Weatherby |
| In Mauchline | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| In simmer | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| In Tarbolton | CD 11 | Ross Kennedy |
| Is this thy plighted, fond regard | CD 10 | Lionel McClelland |
| It is na Jean | CD 10 | Lionel McClelland |
| It Was a' for our rightfu' king | CD 3 | Mick West |
| Ithers seek | CD 8 | George Duff |
| It's up wi the Souters o Selkirk | CD 12 | Ross Kennedy |
| Jamie, come try me | CD 6 | Elspeth Cowie |
| Jockie's ta'en the parting kiss | CD 10 | Jim Reid & Gillian MacDonald |
| John Anderson my jo | CD 6 | Elspeth Cowie |
| John Barleycorn: a ballad | CD 5 | Davy Steele |
| John come kiss me | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Johnie Blunt | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Jumpin' John | CD 2 | Tony Cuffe |
| Kellyburn Braes | CD 1 | Alan Reid |
| Ken ye ought o' Captain Grose? | CD 8 | Mairi Campbell |
| Killiecrankie | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Kissin' my Katie | CD 2 | Tony Cuffe |
| Lady Mary Ann | CD 1 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Landlady count the lawin | CD 3 | Ronnie Browne |
| Lang hae we parted been | CD 3 | Brian Miller |
| Lassie wi' the lintwhite locks | CD 3 | Ian Bruce |
| Lassie, lend me your braw hemp heckle | CD 5 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Last May a braw wooer | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Leezie Lindsay | CD 2 | Arthur Johnstone |
| Let me ryke up to dight that tear | CD 12 | Rod Patterson |
| Let not woman e'er complain | CD 5 | Elspeth Cowie |
| Logan Braes | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Long, long the night | CD 7 | John Morran |
| Loud blaw the frosty breezes | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Louis what reck I by thee | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Love & Liberty - Cantata Recitation | CD 12 | Dr Fred Freeman |
| Lovely was she | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| MacPherson's farewell | CD 10 | Billy Ross |
| Man was made to mourn | CD 10 | Gordon Kelly |
| Mark yonder pomp | CD 10 | Lionel McClelland |
| Mary Morison | CD 10 | Billy Ross |
| Mary queen of Scots lament | CD 8 | Mae McKenna |
| Masonic song | CD 5 | Davy Steele |
| Montgomerie's Peggy | CD 1 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Musing | CD 9 | Mairi Campbell |
| My bonie lass | CD 12 | Ian Bruce |
| My collier laddie | CD 2 | Alan Reid |
| My Eppie Adair | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| My father was a farmer | CD 11 | Steve Byrne |
| My girl she's airy | CD 7 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| My Harry | CD 4 | Wendy Weatherby |
| My heart is sair | CD 6 | Mae McKenna |
| My heart is wae | CD 9 | Karine Polwart |
| My heart's in the Highlands | CD 9 | Karine Polwart |
| My lady's gown | CD 6 | Alistair Hulett |
| My love she's but a lassie yet | CD 11 | Jim Reid |
| My Nanie, O | CD 2 | Rod Paterson |
| My Peggy's face | CD 10 | Billy Ross |
| My Sandie O | CD 8 | Mairi Campbell |
| My wife's a wanton, wee thing | CD 2 | Rod Paterson |
| Nae gentle dames | CD 7 | George Duff |
| Nanie's awa | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| No churchman am I | CD 7 | Alistair Hulett |
| Now spring has clad | CD 12 | Gordon Kelly |
| Now westlin winds and slaught'ring guns | CD 2 | Ian Bruce |
| O an' ye were dead gudeman | CD 2 | Gordeanna McCulloch |
| O ay my wife she dang me | CD 10 | John Nichol |
| O bonie was yon rosy brier | CD 12 | John Nichol |
| O can ye labour lea | CD 4 | Corrina Hewat |
| O dear Minny | CD 8 | Mae McKenna |
| O for my ain king | CD 11 | Ross Kennedy |
| O gie the lass her fairin', lad | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| O how can I be blithe | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| O how shall I unskilfu' try | CD 12 | Rod Patterson |
| O I forbid you, maidens a' | CD 11 | Kirsten Easdale |
| O lay Thy loof | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| O leave novels | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| O lovely Polly Stewart | CD 12 | John Nichol |
| O Mally's meek | CD 4 | Ian Bruce |
| O May, thy morn | CD 4 | Davy Steele |
| O my luve's like a red, red rose | CD 4 | Davy Steele |
| O my luve's like a red, red rose (part original version) | CD 12 | Tich Frier |
| O once I lov'd a bonnie lass | CD 5 | Davy Steele |
| O Philly | CD 11 | Tich Frier and Lesley Hale |
| O poortith cauld | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| O sad and heavy | CD 11 | John Nichol |
| O saw ye my dear | CD 10 | Gillian Frame |
| O saw ye my dearie? | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| O sing a new song | CD 12 | Jim Reid |
| O stay | CD 10 | John Nichol |
| O thou pale orb | CD 9 | Mairi Campbell |
| O Tibbie, I hae seen the day | CD 3 | Brian Miller |
| O wat ye wha that lo'es me | CD 12 | Gordon Kelly |
| O wat ye wha's in yon town | CD 11 | John Croall |
| O were my love yon lilac fair | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| O wert thou in the cauld blast | CD 11 | Lionel McClelland |
| O wert thou love | CD 11 | Billy Ross |
| O wha'll mow me now | CD 11 | John Croall |
| O wha'll mow me now? | CD 1 | Janet Russell |
| O where hae you been, Lord Ronald, my son? | CD 3 | Ronnie Browne |
| O whistle and I'll come to you | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| O why the deuce | CD 9 | Niall Kenny |
| O, cam ye here the fight to shun? | CD 8 | Karine Polwart |
| O, I am come to the low countrie | CD 5 | Elspeth Cowie |
| O, ken ye what Meg o' the mill has gotten (p1 & p2) | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| O, Kenmure's on and awa | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| O, leeze me on my spinnin-wheel | CD 9 | Karine Polwart |
| O, let me in this ae night | CD 2 | Billy Ross |
| O, luve will venture in | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| O, meikle thinks my love | CD 6 | Mae McKenna |
| O, mirk, mirk is this midnight hour | CD 6 | Mae McKenna |
| O, open the door | CD 9 | Niall Kenny |
| O, rattlin, roarin Willie | CD 1 | Rod Paterson |
| O, saw ye bonie Lesley? | CD 6 | Ed Miller |
| O, steer her up, an haud her gaun | CD 1 | Rod Paterson |
| O, that I had ne'er been married | CD 1 | Rod Paterson |
| O, were I on Parnassus hill | CD 2 | Alan Reid |
| O, whar gat ye that hauver-meal bannock? | CD 4 | Wendy Weatherby |
| O, when she comes ben, she bobbed | CD 4 | Ian Bruce |
| Of a' the airts the wind can blaw | CD 1 | Rod Paterson |
| On a bank of flowers | CD 3 | Lesley Hale |
| On Cessnock Banks | CD 10 | John Nichol |
| One night as I did wander | CD 4 | Lesley Hale |
| Orthodox, orthodox | CD 12 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Out over the Forth | CD 4 | Lesley Hale |
| Peg Nicholson | CD 6 | John Morran |
| Rantin', rovin' Robin | CD 2 | Alan Reid |
| Raving winds | CD 7 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| Robin shure in hairst | CD 4 | Davy Steele |
| Sae flaxen were her ringlets | CD 7 | Alistair Hulett |
| Saint Stephen's House | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| Saw ye my Maggie? | CD 11 | Findlay Napier and Gordon Kelly |
| Scots wha hae | CD 2 | Arthur Johnstone |
| Scroggam | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| See the smoking bowl | CD 12 | Rod Patterson |
| Sensibility how charming | CD 7 | George Duff |
| She is a winsome wee thing | CD 6 | Alistair Hulett |
| She's fair And fause | CD 3 | Mick West |
| Sir John Cope | CD 4 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Sir Wisdom's a fool | CD 12 | Tich Frier |
| Sleep'st thou or wak'st thou | CD 10 | Lionel McClelland |
| Stay my charmer | CD 11 | Tich Frier |
| Streams that glide | CD 7 | Aimee Leonard |
| Such a parcel of rogues in a nation | CD 3 | Ian Bruce |
| Sweet Afton | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe |
| Sweet Tibbie Dunbar | CD 5 | Ian F. Benzie |
| Sweetest May | CD 5 | John Morran |
| Tam Glen | CD 3 | Gordeanna McCulloch |
| The auld man's mare's dead | CD 12 | Christine Kydd |
| The auld man's mare's dead | CD 2 | Christine Kydd |
| The auld man's winter thought | CD 8 | Ian Bruce |
| The bairns gat out | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| The banks of the Devon | CD 8 | Karine Polwart |
| The Birks of Aberfeldy | CD 3 | Ronnie Browne |
| The Campbells are comin | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| The Captain's lady | CD 7 | John Morran |
| The cares o' love | CD 11 | Christine Kydd |
| The Catrine Woods | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| The Cooper o Cuddy | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe |
| The day returns | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| The deil's awa wi' th' exciseman | CD 2 | Janet Russell, Christine Kydd |
| The dusty miller | CD 2 | Rod Paterson |
| The gloomy night is gath'ring fast | CD 5 | Corrina Hewat |
| The groves of sweet myrtle | CD 8 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| The guidwife count the lawin | CD 7 | Alistair Hulett |
| The heather was blooming | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| The lass that made the bed to me | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| The lazy mist | CD 10 | Mairi Campbell |
| The lea-rigg | CD 1 | Rod Paterson |
| The lovely lass of Inverness | CD 5 | James Malcolm |
| The night | CD 11 | Tich Frier |
| The noble Maxwells | CD 9 | Karine Polwart |
| The ploughman | CD 4 | Lesley Hale |
| The reel o' Stumpie | CD 2 | Gordeanna McCulloch |
| The rowin't in her apron | CD 7 | Aimee Leonard |
| The shepherd's wife | CD 4 | James Malcolm |
| The silver tassie | CD 2 | Billy Ross |
| The slave's lament | CD 1 | Christine Kydd |
| The small birds rejoice | CD 4 | James Malcolm |
| The smiling Spring | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| The soldier's return | CD 2 | Ian Bruce |
| The sun is sunk | CD 8 | George Duff |
| The taylor | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| The Taylor fell thro' the bed | CD 11 | John Nichol |
| The Thames flows proudly to the sea | CD 3 | Ian Bruce |
| The weary pund o' tow | CD 2 | Tony Cuffe |
| The white cockade | CD 4 | Wendy Weatherby |
| The Winter It Is Past | CD 1 | Billy Ross |
| The wintry west extends his blast | CD 1 | Ian F. Benzie |
| The wren's nest | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| There grows a bonie brier-bush | CD 5 | James Malcolm |
| There was a bonie lass | CD 12 | John Nichol |
| There was a jolly gauger | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| There was a lass and she was fair | CD 11 | John Croall |
| There was a lass, they ca'd her Meg | CD 5 | Corrina Hewat |
| There was five Carlins | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| There was twa wives | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| There'll never be peace 'till Jamie comes hame | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| There's a youth in this city | CD 7 | Gillian MacDonald |
| There's news lasses | CD 8 | Mae McKenna |
| There's three true gude fellows | CD 5 | Jamie McMenemy |
| Thickest night | CD 11 | Billy Ross |
| Thine am I | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| This is no my ain lassie | CD 10 | John Croall |
| Tho' cruel fate | CD 6 | Alistair Hulett |
| Thou gloomy December | CD 4 | Corrina Hewat |
| Thou hast left me ever, Jamie | CD 5 | Elspeth Cowie |
| Thou ling'ring star | CD 11 | Jim Reid |
| Tibbie Fowler o' the glen | CD 4 | Mick West |
| To daunton me | CD 2 | Janet Russell |
| To the weaver's gin you go | CD 1 | Billy Ross |
| True-hearted was he | CD 11 | John Nichol |
| Turn again, thou fair Eliza! | CD 6 | Ed Miller |
| Twa bonie lads | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| 'Twas even | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| Twas in the seventeen hunder year | CD 11 | Gordon Kelly |
| Twas na her bonie blue e'e | CD 8 | Ian Anderson |
| Twas past one o'clock | CD 10 | Gordon Kelly |
| Up and warn a' Willie | CD 11 | Findlay Napier |
| Up and waur them a', Jamie | CD 7 | George Duff |
| Wae is my heart | CD 8 | Karine Polwart |
| Wandering Willie | CD 8 | Mae McKenna |
| Weary fa' you, Duncan Gray | CD 8 | Karine Polwart |
| Wee Willie Gray | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe, Rod Paterson |
| Wha is that at my bower-door? | CD 6 | John Morran & Elspeth Cowie |
| Wha my babie clouts | CD 3 | Wendy Weatherby |
| Wha will buy my Troggin | CD 8 | Ross Kennedy |
| Wham will we send | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| Whare are you gaun, my bonie lass? | CD 3 | Brian Miller |
| What can a young lassie do wi an auld man | CD 1 | Ian F. Benzie |
| What merriment has taen the Whigs | CD 8 | Bobby Eaglesham |
| What will I do gin my Hoggie die? | CD 12 | Christine Kydd |
| When first I came to Stewart Kyle | CD 6 | Ed Miller |
| When Guilford good our pilot stood | CD 6 | Alistair Hulett |
| When Mary cam over the border | CD 11 | Wendy Weatherby |
| When maukin bucks | CD 11 | Rod Paterson |
| When Princes and Prelates | CD 11 | Janet Reid |
| When rosy May comes in wi' flowers | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe |
| Where are the joys? | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| Where braving angry winter's storms | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| Where cart rins rowin | CD 3 | Lesley Hale |
| While larks with little wing | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| While prose-work and rhymes | CD 11 | Janet Reid |
| Whistle o'er the lave o't | CD 2 | Billy Ross |
| Why tell thy lover | CD 9 | Mairi Campbell |
| Will ye go to the Indies | CD 9 | Jim Reid |
| Willie brew'd a peck o' maut | CD 2 | Tony Cuffe, Rod Paterson |
| Willie Wastle | CD 2 | Rod Paterson |
| Wilt thou be my deary | CD 11 | John Nichol |
| Ye banks and braes and streams | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| Ye banks and braes o' bonie Doon | CD 3 | Mick West |
| Ye flowery banks | CD 10 | Mairi Campbell |
| Ye Jacobites by name | CD 2 | Ian Bruce |
| Ye jovial boys | CD 9 | Ross Kennedy |
| Yestreen I had a pint o wine | CD 1 | Tony Cuffe |
| Yon wild mossy mountains | CD 10 | Jim Reid |
| Young and souple was I | CD 4 | Davy Steele |
| Young Jockie | CD 6 | Gillian MacDonald |
| Young Peggy blooms | CD 7 | George Duff |
| Your friendship | CD 9 | Kirsten Easdale |
| You're welcome to Despots, Dumourier | CD 12 | Steve Byrne |
| You're welcome, Willie Stewart | CD 6 | Mae McKenna |