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The Highest Apple
an ubhal as airde

1. An Ataireachd Ard 2. Chi mi'n Geamhradh 3. Cearcal a' Chuain 4. Solus na Madainn 5. On the Edge 6. An Ros/Griogal Cridhe 7. I'll Keep Coming Home 8. The Old Boys 9. Sguaban Arbhair 10. Foghar nan Eilean 11. Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh/Elegy 12. Mairi/Tillidh Mi 13. Skye 14. An Ubhal as Airde

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THE HIGHEST APPLE (an ubhal as airde)
"An instrumental cycle of Runrig songs"
by Steve Gwyn Davies (recorder/whistle) 
with Sabine Barnes Rauch (orchestral synthesisers) 
SOLCD01

The album was produced in Skye and Edinburgh by Chris Harley, producer, amongst others, of Runrig, Donnie Munro, Blair Douglas and Wolfstone. Originally released in 1994 on the Vital Spark label, the album was digitally remastered and re-released in 2000 in a new edition with six tracks extended and several short unaccompanied tracks omitted, making the music more continuous.

OTHER RECORDINGS BY STEVE GWYN DAVIES

THE HIGHEST APPLE is still the only album so far released, but short tracks - mainly unaccompanied - can also be found on:

CD: "An Ceol Againn Fhin" - music and song of Skye and Lochalsh (Dualchas, Skye) DUALO3 1994 (one solo track)

Cassette: "Caithream Ciuil" - the music and song of Skye and Lochalsh (Dualchas, Skye) DUALO1 1991 (same track as above plus additional track with Blair Douglas, keyboard)

Cassette: "An Talamh Breagha" - Gaelic songs and music from the Isle of Raasay (Urras Dualchas Ratharsaidh) UDROl 1997 (three solo tracks).

Videos: "My Scotland", Vols 1 and 2, by Hamish Maclnnes (Glencoe Productions). WEF6 1997. About nine solo tracks between the two videos.

ALSO:

LP: "Bop Art" by Blue Aeroplanes (Partv Records) PART1 1983. Highland Bagpipes on one song, a setting of "Bagpipe Music" by Louis MacNeice.