A beautiful collection of marches strathgspeys airs and more from Paul Anderson who is indeed a master fiddle player. With material drawn from composers like James Scott Skinner, William Marshall and Robert Mackintosh to demonstrate most ably his amazing technical abilities, one is not surprised to find that Paul has a great depth of feeling in his playing of slow airs and laments such as the unaccompanied Lament for MacCrimmon. On this recording Paul Anderson has two fine musicians in attendance in the shape of guitarist Tony McManus and George Donald on Piano. There is also a surprise awaiting the listener at the end of this fine CD with two bonus tracks.
Several of the tunes on this CD can be found in Paul Anderson's fine book of his own compositions "The Cromar Collection"
| 1. | The Duke of Fife's Welcome to Deeside / The Marquis of Huntly's Farewell / John MacNeil | |
| 2. | Lament for MacCrimmon | |
| 3. | The Favourite Dram / Miss Cameron of Balvenie / The Marchioness of Huntly's Favourite | |
| 4. | Por Una Cabezza | |
| 5. | An Evening in Breakish | |
| 6. | The Pittendriech Run / McCombie's Jig / Ceilidh at the MacLeod Hotel / Attie Coutts MBE, BEM, | |
| 7. | The Bloody Field of Culloden | |
| 8. | Tullochgorum / The Banks of Spey / Miss Shepherd / Miss Shepherd / The Devil and the Dirk | |
| 9. | Fingal's Cave | |
| 10. | Willie Smith / Davie Lyall / John Davie of Turriff / The Brig o' Feugh | |
| 11. | Lisa Milne | |
| 12. | Kathryn Matthews of Auchterless / Bizzer / Chunk and the Grocer | |
| 13. | The Valley of Silence | |
| 14. | Mrs MacDonald of Clanranald / Frank Gilruth / Deveron Side / The Glenburnie Rant | |
| 15. | The Farewell / Rob Roy MacGregor / The Bedding of the Bride / Miss Dundas of Arniston | |
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