Showing posts with label scotland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scotland. Show all posts

Monday, 16 March 2015

Whisky

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A Unique Exploration of the Islay Tradition



Whisky takes the viewer to a primary sanctum of Scottish whisky. Evoking the finesse of the liquor, the art of tasting, the craft of distillation, the history of the distilleries and the richness of the isle itself, in beautifully crafted images. This splendid documentary shows us these whisky factories, their particularities, their typical approach, their own special setting in the context of Islay. After all, whisky is bound to, and of, the land where it is distilled. You can almost taste the sea breeze, the peat, the whisky itself… 

Distilleries. The distillers love for their produce is apparent when it comes to the distillation process itself. Don’t expect to see cold, overly technical installations festooned with blinking lights and computer terminals. Here, where gold is created, gold is unmistakably present. This feature documentary oozes a richness of detail just as you would expect to find in your glass of fine malt whisky, even where it tackles subjects such as malting, fermentation, distillation and bottling. The whole process is described meticulously by the distillers themselves, with an aesthetic eye for detail, served at the right temperature.

Tasting. Of course whisky is served, with detailed tasting notes explaining the art and the pleasure of the whole end process. How does one truly appreciate whisky? This exquisitely shot film leaves no doubt: you don’t drink it, you taste it, with care, openness and a devoted attention.

The whiskies and distilleries explored on this DVD: 
Caol Ila, Kilchoman, Lagavulin, Laphroaig, Ardbeg, Bowmore, Bruichladdich and Bunnahabhain.

Weir's Way - Tillicoultry/Arran Arrival

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.


Four episodes from the popular STV series. First Tom looks back on his trips to Tillicoultry, Arran & Loch Leven. Travelling through the west, he visits the point where Bonnie Prince Charlie fled from Scotland. The third episode explores the ‘Whisky Galore’ island of Eriskay. Finally Tom spends time with Sydney Scroggie - passionate about the mountains despite losing his sight in World War 2.

01. Tillicoultry / Arran Arrival
02. 40 Miles To Skye
03. Eriskay
04. Sydney Scroggie

Weir's Way - Inner Loch Torridon

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.


Six more episodes from the popular STV series. The first episode tours Inner Loch Torridon, described as the most picturesque of all the Scottish lochs. Next Tom takes the Oban line from Crianlarich. Following this the delights of Kirkcudbright are explored. Tom then meets some of the residents of Eigg who have chosen the Hebridean way of life. The final episode explores the ‘miracle’ of Glen Affric.

01. Inner Loch Torridon
02. Crianlarich to Oban Part 1
03. Isle Of Noss
04. Kirkcudbright
05. Island Of Eigg 2
06. Glen Affric

Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Scottish Pop Party

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1. 500 Miles (Ceilidh Version) - Billy McIntyre And His All Star Ceilidh Band
2. Perfect (Vocal Mix) - The MacDonald Bros
3. Wild Mountain Thyme (Celtic Rock Mix) - The Munros
4. Shang A Lang (Bagpipes Mix) - Bagpipe Boys
5. Dignity (Party Mix) - Mark Andrew aka DJ Marko
6. Young At Heart (Flying Fiddle Mix) - The MacDonald Bros
7. Mull Of Kintyre (Bagpipes Version) - The Lone Piper
8. Magic (Vocal Mix) - The B&C Band
9. Love Is All Around (Celtic Version) - Celtic Spirit
10. Hoots Mon! - Waccy Maccy and The Lairds Of Rock
11. Darlin’ (Penny Whistle/Sing Along Mix) - Lomond Lads
12. Sunshine On Leith - Spylaw Parkers
13. Whole Of The Moon (Party Mix) - Marc Andrew
14. Chasing Cars - TMK Collective
15. Flower Of Scotland (Rock Version) - S & G Duo
16. Sailing (Choral Version) - Celtic Choral Collective
17. Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep ( Scottish Party Mix) - Pentland Party Posse
18. Local Hero - Stuart Wood
19. Stop Yer Ticklin’ Jock (Party Dance Mix) - Sir Harry Tribute Trio
20. When I’m Dead And Gone - The MacDonald Bros
21. Bye Bye Baby - The MacDonald Bros
22. Auld Lang Syne (Boppin’ Party Mix) - The Munros

A Musical Tour of Scotland


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1. Loch Lomond (Acoustic Mix) - The Munros
2. Sunshine On Leith - Spylaw Parkers
3. The Road And The Miles To Dundee (Tenor Vocal Mix) - Cailean McLean
4. Always Argyll - Duncan McCrone
5. The Music Of Spey (Ceilidh Mix) - The Macs
6. Mull Of Kintyre - Macca Appreciation Society
7. The Wee Toon O’ Balloch - Pentland Folk
8. The Road To Rosslyn (Rosslyn Chapel – Da Vinci Mix) – S. Wood
9. Over The Sea To Skye (Acoustic Mix) - Celtic Spirit
10. Highland Cathedral - Cailean McLean
11. Eilean Donan - The Lomond Lads
12. Just A Glasgow Boy - Duncan McCrone
13. The Northern Lights Of Old Aberdeen - Mist Of Thyme
14. Morag Of Dunvegan - Mellow Magic
15. Oor Wee Heilan’ Hame - TMK Collective
16. Bennachie Sunrise - Ceilidh Minogue
17. Millport In The Morning - The Trailenders
18. The Robert Burns Trilogy (Alloway Mix) – Celtic Spirit
19. Loch Rannoch - David Methven
20. Will Ye No Come Back Again - Bonaly Folk

Thursday, 6 June 2013

The Very Best of Scotland

Playlist: The Very Best of Scotland


Soul Stirring music of Scotland has many and varied forms we present 86 tracks from brand new albums featuring all new recordings. Ballard’s, Bagpipes, beautiful female voices, memories and more. Take home the sound of Scotland