My cover version of probably my most favourite song ever. Written by Dougie MacLean and learned from Doloris Keane, it was a popular song with my ex-pat audiences overseas. 

Caledonia

This song was a great favourite of a good friend of mine in Dubai who, on occasion, would request it two or three times a night. Sadly my friend died suddenly acouple of years ago... this is dedicated to Ray White, the Geordie biker - RIP Ray.
Recorded live in the Tartan Bar, Dubai.


Carrickfergus

Written by Pete St John, this live recording was made round about 1995 in the Tartan Bar, Dubai. It's a pity that quite a few venues in Scotland don't like it to be performed due to it being taken up as an anthem by Celtic supporters. A terrific song that, to my mind anyway, has significant historical value!

Fields Of Athenry

A song written by Eric Bogle and that should be an international anthem for world peace. It tells of the horrors, waste and futility of war. Have a listen world 'leaders' because your policies ain't working - that's patently obvious!
Performed live and recorded in the Tartan Bar, Dubai

Green fields of france

Featuring Ken Jensen on lead guitar and recorded in a cold Carmylie cottage on a yamaha mt4 four track recorder with lots of track bouncing. Didn't turn out too bad and it's a favourite of my son's. Hope y'all like it.


(ed McNaughton) small town hero

A song written for my very special lady at the time and who is still very much in my heart.

(Ed McNaughton) smile for me

This is my take on Joni Mitchell's song. Recorded at Red Barn Studio, engineered and co-produced by Stuart Duncan. My daughter, Kirsty, used to bop about to this - this is for her...and they are still paving paradise!


Big Yellow Taxi

Written in the eighteenth century, a satirical tune about the Hanoverian succession to the English monarchy!

Come ye o'er frae France

Cover of "You've Got a Friend".
Written by Carol King
Performed by Eddie McNaughton and Stuart & Gillian Duncan.

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