Wooed An Married An Aa

Name: Wooed An Married An Aa
Description: Wooed An Married An Aa a song by Andrew Poleson on Archodia Music

Wooed An Married An Aa a song by Andrew Poleson on Archodia Music

The Wedding Gift by Ronald Lawrie ,
The Highland Wedding by Alec MacLeod ,
Oran Gleann Bhargaill by Hugh MacRae ,
The Contract by Hector Sutherland ,
The Reiteach by John Morrison , Norman MacLeod , Calum McSween , Neil Campbell ,
The Feet Washing by Hector Sutherland , Archie Kenneth ,
De Chuir Am Mulad Ort by Mary Morrison ,
Ob Ob Orra Bo by Nan MacKinnon ,
Allaibh Arra Bo Choisinn Co-bheag by Alistair MacNeill ,
An Goc Ard by Mary Morrison ,
Fisher Weddings in Brora by Hector Sutherland ,
Norwick Wedding / Hillswick Wedding by Tom Anderson , Willie Johnson ,
Mary MacArthur's Wedding by Calum MacArthur ,
Mairi's Wedding by K. J. MacLeod ,
Banais Chiostal Odhar by William Matheson ,
Banais An Dotair by William Matheson ,
Cuttie's Waddin by Lizzie Higgins ,
The Weddin O McGinnis An His Cross-eyed Pet by John Macdonald ,
The Gargrie Waddin by Janet Lynch , Annie Lavery , Maggie Wright ,
The Sporin by James Laurenson ,
The Booking Night by Ethel Findlater ,
The Bride's Cog by Peter Pratt ,
The Spinner's Wedding by Mary Brooksbank ,
The Chanty by Mary Bain ,
The Pay-off by Bernard Bain ,
The Scatter by Bill Douglas ,
The Scramble by Bernard Bain ,
Melrose Ba by William Brown ,
The Wedding Brace by Wat Ramage ,
Du's Bon Lang Awa / Kiss Her An Clap Her by Peter Fraser ,
Hoo Can I Leave Faither And Mither by Andrew Poleson ,
Wooed An Married An Aa by Andrew Poleson ,
The Bride's A Bonnie Thing / Bride's March From Unst / West Side Bride's March by Tom Anderson ,
Breaking the Scone by Margaret Tait ,
Da Farder Ben Da Welcomer by Peter Fraser ,
Tune From Papa Stour / Scalloway Lasses by Tom Anderson , John Fraser ,
The Guisers Reel by Peter Fraser ,
Shetland Weddings by Bertha Umphrey ,
The Bedding of the Bride by James Laurenson ,
Come To Bed Boots And Aa by John Irvine ,
Greig's Pipes / But The Hoose And Ben The Hoose / Noo Mun I Lave Faither An Mither by John Irvine ,