Produced by John Whitehead;
Recorded by Dave Grinstead at the Chipping Norton Recording Studio, November 1973;
Orchestration on track 3 and brass arrangements on track 11 by Mae McKenna;
Art direction by Ann Sullivan;
Co-ordination by Laurence Aston;
Photography by Bruce Atkins;
Back cover photography by Ian Woollard;
Design by Mick Brownfield and Chris Angell

Musicians

Mae McKenna: lead vocals [8-11], vocals [1, 3-5], tambourine [1], piano [3, 5], violin [6], acoustic guitar [10];
Peter Cairney: electric guitar [1-2, 4, 6, 8-10], acoustic guitar [2-3, 5-6, 9, 11], double bass [6], vocals [5, 8-9, 11], harmony vocals [10];
John Martin: violins [1-4, 8-10], viola [6, 9], 12-string mandolin [11], vocals [8];
George Jackson: button accordion [2], piano accordion [8, 10], electric mandolin [1], 12-string mandolin [2, 5], acoustic guitar [4, 9, 11], violin [6], tenor banjo [6], commentary [8];
Billy Jackson: bass guitar [1-2, 4-6, 8-11], double bass [10], cellos [3, 6, 9], vocals [8-9, 11], harmony vocals [10];
Alex Baird: electric guitar [6], drums [1-2, 4-6, 8-11], head [7];
The Chipping Norton Silver Band, directed by bandmaster Les Taylor [11]

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
Rattlin' Roarin' Willie (Roud 6192) (2.12) The Black Rogue jig / Sir Philip McHugh slip jig / Alice Cooper's Favourite reel (2.50) Lady for Today (4.24) The Devil's Fiddle (2.50) On the Road (3.25) The Spanish Cloak / Pea-Pod McGinley jigs / The Youngest Daughter reel (3.24) Alec's Interlude (0.45)	Stainforth Blues (2.49) Come Up Smiling (5.16) The Banks of Claudy (Roud 266; Laws N40; G/D 5:1036; Henry H5, H693) (5.32) Edward Sayers' Brass Band (4.34)

Track 1 trad., Robert Burns arr. Contraband;
Tracks 2, 6, 10 trad. arr. Contraband;
Track 3 Rosemary Hardman;
Track 4 John Martin;
Track 5 Billy Jackson;
Track 7 variations on a theme by Rossini;
Track 8 John Martin, Peter Cairney;
Tracks 9, 11 Richard Digance

Produced by Peter Shepheard;
Recorded and mixed by Colin Nicolson at Pan-Audio Studios, Edinburgh, between 19 February and 1 June 1977;
Original sleeve design by Colin Brown

Ossian Song Book

Musicians

Billy Jackson: Celtic harp, uilleann pipes, whistle, vocals;
John Martin: fiddle, mandolin, cello, vocals;
George Jackson: fiddle, mandolin, flute, whistle, guitar, vocals;
Billy Ross: lead vocals, guitar, whistle, dulcimer

Tracks

Side 1

Side 2

The Corncrake (Roud 2736; G/D 5:945; Henry H18b) / I Hae a Wife o Ma Ain jig (2.50) Sitting in the Stern of a Boat (Mi'm Shuidh'an Deireadh Bàta) slow air (2.55) Ma Rovin Eye (Roud 277; Laws O17; G/D 4:791; Henry H152, H793) (2.44) O Mo Dhúthaich (Oh My Country) Gaelic song / Ossian's Lament (6.38) The 72nd Highlanders Farewell Tae Aberdeen pipe march / The Favourite Dram bumpkin (2.37) Ae Fond Kiss (Roud V1011) (4.28)

Brose and Butter (Roud 8552, 12585) / Monaghan Jig / Jackson's Bottle of Brandy jigs (5.28) Music of Spey slow air (3.38) Let Me In This Ae Nicht (Roud 135; G/D 4:778) (5.31) Spootaskerry / The Willow Kishie / Simon's Wart Shetland reels (3.30) Oidche Mhath Leibh (Goodnight to You) Gaelic song (3.20)

All tracks trad. except
Track 2 Rev. William MacLeod (18^th century);
Track 4a Allan MacPhee;
Track 6 Robert Burns;
Track 8 James Scott Skinner;
Track 10a Ian Burns;
Track 10b Willie Hunter jnr.;
Track 10c Willie Hunter snr.;

Produced by Ossian;
Recorded by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios, Pencaitland, East Lothian, Scotland in April 1982;

Musicians

Billy Jackson: harp, uilleann pipes, whistle, double bass, vocals;
George Jackson: guitar, fiddle, whistle, vocals;
John Martin: fiddle, cello, vocals;
Tony Cuffe: vocals, guitar, tenor guitar, tiple;
Iain MacDonald: pipes, vocals, flute, whistle, jew's harp

with Flora MacNeil and Maggie MacInnes

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
Duncan Johnstone / The Duck / The Curlew (4.39) Braw Sailin' on the Sea (Roud 5537; G/D 6:1217) (5.02) Drunk at Night and Dry in the Morning (2.54) Will Ye Go to Flanders? (Roud 8544) (6.04)	Tae the Beggin’ (Roud 286; G/D 3:488) (4.43) Mile Marbhaisg air a'ghaol (A Thousand Curses on Love) wauling song (2.54) Dove Across the Water Iona Theme (1.56) March - The Cunning Workmen (3.49) Columba (4.19) Iona Theme, Reprise (1.52)

Tracks 1a, 3, 5-6 trad.;
Track 1b Pipe Major Donald MacLeod;
Track 1c Donald Macpherson;
Track 2 trad. / Tony Cuffe;
Track 4 trad. / Billy Ross;
Track 7acd George Jackson;
Track 7b Tony Cuffe

The Dove Across the Water sequence is a rearranged and rerecorded version of music created for the film Iona… Dove Across the Water, produced by Mike Alexander for Films of Scotland in 1982.

Produced by Ossian;
Recorded by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios, Pencaitland, East Lothian, Scotland in April 1982;

Musicians

Billy Jackson: harp, uilleann pipes, whistle, acoustic bass guitar, synthesiser, vocals;
George Jackson: cittern, guitar, whistle;
John Martin: fiddle, cello, vocals;
Tony Cuffe: vocals, guitar, tiplé;
Iain MacDonald: pipes, flute, whistle

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
Troy's Wedding / Biddy From Sligo (3.45) Rory Dall's Sister's Lament (3.56) Chairlie, Oh, Chairlie (Roud 2584; G/D 3:401) (3.28) I Will Set My Ship in Order (Roud 402; G/D 4:792) (6.00)	John MacDonald's / The Sandpit (4.47) Bide Ye Yet (Roud 8411) / The Random Jig (4.07) 'Neath the Gloamin' Star at E'en (Roud 5569; G/D 4:880) (3.54) The New House in St Peter's / The Ewe Wi' the Crookit Horn / Willie Murray's (6.52)

Track 1a Colin Magee;
Tracks 1b, 2-3, 7, 8b trad.;
Track 4 words trad., tune Tony Cuffe;
Tracks 5ab Dan Hugh MacEacher;
Track 6a words trad., additional verses Tony Cuffe, tune Tony Cuffe;
Track 6b James Hill;
Track 8a Iain MacDonald;
Track 8c trad., Iain MacDonald

Tracks 1-9 recorded and mixed by Calum Malcolm at Castlesound Studios;
Tracks 10-12 recorded and mixed by Robin Rankin at Ca-Va Studio;
Digitally re-mastered by Bob McDowall at Iona “Digi-one”

Musicians

Billy Jackson: harp, uilleann pipes, whistles, vocals, acoustic bass, synthesisers;
George Jackson: cittern, mandolin, fiddle, whistle, flute, guitar, vocals;
John Martin: fiddle, cello, vocals;
Billy Ross: guitar, dulcimer, whistle, lead vocals [1-2];
Tony Cuffe: guitar, tiplé, lead vocals [3-12];
Iain MacDonald: bagpipes, flute, whistle, jew's harp, vocals [5-12]

Tracks

1. The St. Kilda Wedding / Perrie Werrie Reel / The Honourable Mrs. Moll's Reel reels (4.28)
2. 'S Gann Gunn Dirich Mi Chaoidh (3.10)
3. The Road to Drumleman (4.35)
4. The Sound of Sleat / Aandowin' at the Bow / The Old Réel reels (4.33)
5. Will Ye Go to Flanders? (Roud 8544) / Lord Lovat's Lament (6.10)
6. Duncan Johnstone hornpipe / The Duck / The Curlew jigs (4.46)
7. Drunk at Night, Dry in the Morning (3.01)
8. I Will Set My Ship in Order (Roud 402; G/D 4:792) (6.06)
9. Rory Dall's Sister's Lament (4.00)
10. Johnny Todd (Roud 1102; G/D 8:1583) / Far from Home (5.20)
11. Jamie Raeburn (Roud 600; G/D 8:1535; Henry H151) / The Broomielaw (5.54)
12. Mrs. Stewart of Grantully / Be Sud An' Gille Truagh / Calum Johnston's / Harris Dance (4.43)

All tracks trad. except
Track 2 Norman Nicolson (Skye, 1778-);
Track 3 words Willie Mitchell (1948), music Tony Cuffe;
Track 4a Donald MacKinnon;
Track 5a verse 1, 4 trad., verse 2-3 Billy Ross;
Tracks 6ab PM Donald MacLeod;
Track 6c Donald MacPherson;
Track 10a trad., additional verses and tune Tony Cuffe;
Track 11b William Jackson

Tracks 1-2 are from St Kilda's Wedding (Iona IR 001, 19778);
Tracks 3-4 are from Seal Song (Iona IR 002, 1981);
Tracks 5-7 are from Dove Across the Water (Iona IR 004, 1982);
Tracks 8-9 are from Borders (Iona IR 007, 1984);
Tracks 10-12 are from Light on a Distant Shore (Iona IR 009, 1986)

Produced by Ossian;
Recorded by Robin Rankin and Stuart Hamilton at CaVa Sound Workshop, Glasgow, and Castle CaVa, Pencaitland;
Mixed by Robin Rankin;
Photograph by Marc Marnie;
Cover illustration by Shelly Haas;
Digital design by Art Surgery

Musicians

William Jackson: harp, whistles, piano, bodhrán, vocals;
Iain MacInnes, Scottish smallpipes, whistles;
George Jackson: cittern, guitar, whistle;
Stuart Morison, fiddle, cittern, mandolin, vocals;
Billy Ross, lead vocals, guitar, dulcimer

Tracks

1. Fisherrow (Roud 8702) / Noose & the Ghillies (4.26)
2. The Black Crags / Pipe Major Joe Wilson / The Duke of Hamilton / Barney's Balmoral / Mrs. Webster (4.52)
3. Logan Water / Pennan Den (4.24)
4. The Working Man (4.57)
5. Mo Chailin Dileas Donn (5.42)
6. Port Lennox (3.40)
7. Blustering Home / Flora Macdonald / David Glen's Jig (5.12)
8. The Flower of France and England (Roud 5532; G/D 4:719) (3.57)
9. Maighdeanan Na H-Airidh (4.07)
10. Alick Cameron, Champion Piper / Joe McGann's Fiddle / Jenny's Jig / The Glasgow Police Pipers (5.34)
11. The Carrying Stream (4.19)

Tracks 1a, 2ce, 3a, 6, 7c trad. arr. Ossian;
Track 1b Perry Gauthier;
Track 2a, 10c Stuart Morison;
Track 2b PM Angus MacDonald;
Track 2d E. MacDonald;
Track 3b James Watt;
Track 4 words unknown, Billy Ross, music Billy Ross;
Track 5 Hector MacKenzie;
Track 7a Michael Grey;
Track 7b Willie MacDonald;
Track 8 words trad., music Archie Fisher;
Track 9 John MacGillivray;
Track 10a G.S. MacLennan;
Track 10b D.R. MacLennan;
Track 10d Donald MacLeod;
Track 11 William Jackson