Tom Kinniburgh - Auld Scots Pals O Mine Grannys Hielan Hame

Review by Daniel Mergulhão

The album Auld Scots Pals O Mine Grannys Hielan Hame by Tom Kinniburgh is a beautiful tribute to the Scottish heritage. The album features a collection of traditional Scottish folk songs, expertly arranged and performed by Kinniburgh.

The album starts with the hauntingly beautiful track "The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie", where Kinniburgh's voice is accompanied by the gentle strumming of guitar and the soulful sound of the violin. The album then moves on to other traditional Scottish tunes such as "The Wild Mountain Thyme" and "Will Ye No Come Back Again".

Kinniburgh's rich baritone voice is the highlight of the album, and he infuses each song with a deep sense of emotion and nostalgia. His renditions of these timeless Scottish classics transport the listener to the rugged landscapes of Scotland, and evoke a sense of longing for a bygone era.

The album is beautifully produced, with each instrument perfectly balanced and mixed. The traditional Scottish instruments such as the fiddle, bagpipes, and accordion are used sparingly but effectively, adding to the authenticity of the sound.

Summary by Daniel Mergulhão

Auld Scots Pals O Mine Grannys Hielan Hame is a must-have for anyone who loves traditional Scottish folk music. Tom Kinniburgh's powerful voice and masterful arrangements make this album a true gem.