Jean Redpath: The Songs of Robert Burns, Vol.1/2	Related Readings:
Genre: Folk/Poetry	Dates: 1996

Scotland's National Poet, interpreted by Scotland's greatest folk singer. Two of Burns' three most famous are here, the eternal New Year's chestnut "Auld Lang Syne" and "A Red, Red Rose"; missing is "To a Mouse," the source of the title of John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." Romantic, rabble-rousing, bawdy, and philosophical—a pretty well-rounded man, and this woman's take adds layers of irony to several verses.

Tracklist:

1. Could Kail In Aberdeen
2. To The Weaver's Gin Ye Go
3. Wantonness
4. My Tocher's The Jewel
5. Charlie He's My Darling
6. Landy Mary Ann
7. Amang The Trees
8. Country Lassie
9. The De'il's Awa Wi' Th' Exciseman
10. Johnie Blunt
11. The Winter It Is Past
12. A Red, Red Rose
13. Logan Water
14. Corn Rigs
15. Had I The Wyte
16. Nine Inch Will Please A Lady
17. Beware O'Bonie Ann
18. The Cooper O'Cuddy
19. Sweetest May Listen Listen
20. A Parcel Of Rouges In A Nation
21. Auld Lang Syne
22. Hey How Johnie Lad
23. Mary Morison
24. The Dusty Miller
25. It Was A' For Our Rightfu' King
26. Sae Flaxen Were Her Ringlets