Dougie MacLean - Indigenous (1991)

Artist: Dougie MacLean
Title Of Album: Indigenous
Year: 1991
Label: Dunkeld Records / Blix Street Records
Style: Scottish Folk
Format: APE (image +.cue, log + scans)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 46:17
Total Size: 261 MB (+ 3% rec.)
Without saving justice and fair judgment, there can be no peace. Oppressors have always sought to crush the helpless. Yet through it all, an Eternal Truth endures--haunting the dreams of all Kings and Princes who would balance their prosperity on the backs of the poor. Several of the songs on Indigenous deal with the theme of Man's oppression of Man. "Rank and Roses," "War," "Slave's Lament," "Turning Away," "Let Her Go," "Thundering In," (and to a lesser, more subtle degree)--"Eternity" all deal in some way with this theme of oppression... "Slave's Lament" and "Ae Fond Kiss" are both wonderful arrangements of songs by Robert Burns (Dougie's version of Ae Fond Kiss is one of the sweetest love songs you will ever hear).

Tracklist:

01. Rite of Passage (4:44)
02. Rank and Roses (4:44)
03. War (5:38)
04. Slave's Lament (3:53)
05. Turning Away (5:26)
06. Let Her Go (4:01)
07. This Line Has Broken (5:15)
08. Ae Fond Kiss (3:51)
09. Thundering In (4:34)
10. Eternity (4:13)

Credits:

Jimmy Anderson - Guitar (Electric)
Bruce Bouton
Davie Duncan - Artwork, Bodhran, Design, Harmonica, Lettering, Vocals (Background)
Gordon Duncan - Whistle (Instrument)
Martin Hadden - Mastering
Graeme Hughes - Engineer, Keyboards, Producer
Jack MacKenzie - Photography
Dougie MacLean - Arranger, Conga, Didjeridu, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Percussion, Producer, Vocals
Jennifer MacLean - Artwork, Design, Illustrations
Mairi Maclean - Vocals (Background)
Jerry McPherson - Guitar (Electric)
Duncan Mullins - Drum Programming, Fretless Bass
Chris Smith - Conga, Drums (Snare), Vocals (Background)
Trisha Yearwood - Vocals (Background)