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| More Doric poems and songs from North-East composer Ian Middleton. Includes "The Dumplin'" and "it's a Sair Fecht" | |
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| This two-CD collection of songs gives a great overview of Scottish culture, both old and modern. | |
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| More fine poems and songs from North-East composer Ian Middleton | |
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| A collection of fun songs for children but which appeal to all ages! | |
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| Over 77 minutes of laughter and song from George Donald, Buff Hardie and Stephen Robertson. Fantastic Doric humour. | |
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| "Scottish Humour at its rarely seen best" Glasgow Herald | |
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| Music and mayhem from self-confessed failed organic farmer and would-be boxie player, comedian Colin Campbell. | |
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| Dufton Scott kept alive the tradition of the short comic sketch, usually character-based, often a monologue. He began writing them during the 1st World War, and went on pouring them out in their dozens for over 20 years | |
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| The infamous Norman MacLean is joined by Karen Matheson and others for a mixture of songs and tunes. | |
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| Glasgow's best-loved teddy-boys in the shape of Francie and Josie aka Rikki Fulton and Jack Milroy. | |
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