Music from The Sonic Sihde Tribe, Empty Hats, Jolly Rogers, Neidfyre, Silent Lion, Tartanic, Ten Penny Traveler, Queen’s Gambit, Terry Griffith, Haggis Rampant, Pandora Celtica, and Craig of Farrington

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Music

* The Sonic Sihde Tribe, "Siren's Call"

* Empty Hats, “Cyrus in the Moonlight” from The Hat Came Back

* Jolly Rogers, “Wicked” from Cutlass, Cannon, and Curves

* Neidfyre, “Napolean Crossing the Alps” from Waddles from the Sea

* Silent Lion, “Backyard Renaissance” from Into the Medieval World

* Tartanic, “Jig Trade Off” from Unmistakeable

* Ten Penny Travelers, “Rose of Innismore” from Beyond the Gate

* Queen’s Gambit, “Lord Inchiquin” from Fianchetto

* Terry Griffith, “Devil’s Only Daughter” from For My Grandfathers

* Haggis Rampant, “Anthem_Scotland the Brave, Wings” from Haggis Rampant

* Pandora Celtica, “Black & Tan” from Pandora Celtica

* Craig of Farrington, “Loch Tay Boat Song” from Easy Being (Disc 1)

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