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“Some Hae Meat” on the new North Sea Gas album!

Really chuffed that North Sea Gas have included my song "Some Hae Meat" (written along with Rabbie Burns of course!) on their new CD "Fire in the Glen" just released in July 2015.

THE BRUCE & WALKER ROADSHOW! Returns to Rutherglen Town Hall in November 2015.

BRUCE & WALKER return again to Rutherglen Town Hall, Glasgow on Wednesday 18th November 2015 after a successful night there in 2014. This year it is a ROADSHOW with FRASER BRUCE and MOE WALKER and THE MAIRS FAMILY BLUEGRASS BAND “A brilliant night’s entertainment!”

Back at the Edinburgh Fringe 2015!

BRUCE & WALKER with FRASER BRUCE and MOE WALKER will be back at the Edinburgh Fringe this year! SOLD OUT last year! Dates are Thursday 13th August (SOLD OUT) Friday 14th August (SOLD OUT) Wednesday 19th August and Monday 24th August Plus Ian Walker (solo) at the Fringe in the ROYAL OAK on Friday 28th August.

UK Songwriting 2014 Award

Bruce & Walker's song "Ode to an Old Friend" from their last album "Born to Rottenrow" on Greentrax Records, Edinburgh has received an award for reaching the semi final stage of the prestigious UK Songwriting Contest 2014. Songs are carefully examined by an expert team of music industry judges and very few of the songs entered get to the semi stage. The award is certainly better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick!

The Scottish Diaspora

BRUCE & WALKER are fair chuffed to be included on a new CD project from Greentrax Recordings, Edinburgh due for release on 1st February 2014. It is called THE SCOTTISH DIASPORA - The Music and The Song. The CD is a companion to the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry which is being embroidered by Scottish communities all over the the world to reflect the global influence of Scottish culture over the centuries. We sing a traditional song “My Last Farewell to Stirling” accompanied by Ian McCalman and Hamish Bayne. The CD has 39 tracks featuring many of the finest musicians, singers and songwriters from Scotland and abroad including Stan Rogers, Jean Redpath, Dick Gaughan, Brian McNeill, Catherine-Ann MacPhee, Donnie Munro, Salsa Celtica, Robin Laing, The McCalmans, Margaret Stewart, Joan MacKenzie, Fiona J. MacKenzie, Alan Mills, Mairi MacInnes, Natalie MacMaster, Murdo MacDonald, Allan MacDonald, Coreen Scott, Rua, The Cast, Alison McMorland and Kirsty Potts, Hamish Moore and Choirs, Siobhan Miller, George Archibald and Charlie Milne (of Ragged Glory) and Dr. Mangalampalli Balamurali Krishna Suchitra Mitra. Just great to be involved!