Episode 5
The gathering of folk musicians sees John Doyle perform emigrant song Liberty's Sweet Shore, while Allan MacDonald closes proceedings with one of his inimitable pipe sets.
Music co-directors, Shetland fiddle virtuoso Aly Bain, dobro ace Jerry Douglas and their all-star house band, host a gathering of the cream of Nashville, Irish and Scottish talent in a spectacular location overlooking the banks of Loch Lomond.
John Doyle leads off this fifth programme of the series with 'Liberty's Sweet Shore', an emigrant song that mirrors his own journey from Ireland to South Carolina. Allan MacDonald closes proceedings with one of his inimitable pipe sets.
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Ewan McLennan performs 'Whistling The Esperanza'
Duration: 05:20
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John Doyle performs 'Liberty's Sweet Shore'
Duration: 05:21
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Julie Fowlis performs 'Hi Gradh Ho Gradh'
Duration: 04:14
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Douglas Eadie |
| Music Director | Aly Bain |
| Music Director | Jerry Douglas |
| Director | Mike Alexander |
| Performer | Allan MacDonald |
| Performer | Andy Irvine |
| Performer | Aoife O'Donovan |
| Performer | Cara Dillon |
| Performer | Danny Thompson |
| Performer | Donal Lunny |
| Performer | Donald Shaw |
| Performer | Ewan McLennan |
| Performer | James Mackintosh |
| Performer | John Doyle |
| Performer | John McCusker |
| Performer | Julie Fowlis |
| Performer | Karen Matheson |
| Performer | Mary Chapin Carpenter |
| Performer | Matheu Watson |
| Performer | Michael McGoldrick |
| Performer | Phil Cunningham |
| Performer | Russ Barenberg |
| Performer | Sam Lakeman |
| Performer | Tim O'Brien |
