Runrig

Stirling Castle Esplanade, SCO

23 Aug 2003

audio from a short promotional video for the DVD 'Day Of Days' and the 'Proterra' album, filmed as a part of 'The 30th Anniversary Concert', Stirling Castle Esplanade, Scotland

An Toll Dubh

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

0.51

Extra Video Footage

Stirling Castle Esplanade, SCO

23 Aug 2003

audio taken from extra video footage not included on the DVD 'Day Of Days - The 30th Anniversary Concert'. On this song the group are joined on stage by the drum and percussion group, Barulho Beat

Cnoc Na Feille

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

4.14

Extra Video Footage

Stirling Castle Esplanade, SCO

23 Aug 2003

audio taken from extra video footage not included on the DVD 'Day Of Days - The 30th Anniversary Concert'. On this song the group are joined on stage by the drum and percussion group, Barulho Beat

The Ship

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

4.51

14 Dec 2002

audio taken from live footage from the final night of 'The Stamping Ground' Tour, Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland

Oran Ailein / Leaving Strathconon

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

5.28

14 Dec 2002

audio taken from live footage from the final night of 'The Stamping Ground' Tour, Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland

The Engine Room

(Malcolm Jones)

3.46

14 Dec 2002

audio taken from live footage from the final night of 'The Stamping Ground' Tour, Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland

An Sabhal Aig Neill

(Calum & Rory MacDonald )

3.15

14 Dec 2002

audio taken from live footage from the final night of 'The Stamping Ground' Tour, Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland

The Black Rock / What Time

(Jones)

2.40

14 Dec 2002

audio taken from live footage from the final night of 'The Stamping Ground' Tour, Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland

Proterra

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

5.38

The Usher Hall, Edinburgh, SCO

13 Dec 2003

audio from a filming during the 'Proterra' Tour, The Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Sotland. Audio is 'regular', taken from the album - video footage taken from static camera, filmed by Norman Strachan

10.

Hearthammer

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

4.00

Ballock Country Park, Loch Lomond, SCO

22 Jun 1991

audio taken from promotional video for the first single from 'The Big Wheel' album and the bands first song in the UK single chart. Filmed as part of the footage from The Midsummer Concert, Ballock Country Park, Loch Lomond, Scotland

11.

Wonderful

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

3.54

1993

audio taken from promotional video from the first single from the number 2 UK chart album,
'Amazing Things'. The single reached #22 in the single chart. Filmed on location at the High MacDiarmid Memorial Sculpture, Langholm, Scottish Borders - and Elstree Studios near London

12.

Protect And Survive

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

3.39

Epping Forrest, UK

1986

"Never work with children or animals!"
audio taken from promotional video for the first single on the Chrysalis Records label. Filmed in Epping Forrest, England.

13.

An Ubhal As Airde

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

3.47

Fife, SCO

1995

audio taken from promotional video for the single. The video was released after the song was used in a Carlsberg TV advertisment and became the first Gaelic song to enter the UK Top 20, reaching #18 in 1995. Filmed in a farm steading somewhere in Fife, Scotland.

14.

Rhythm Of My Heart

(Jordan/Capek)

3.47

Isle Of Skye, SCO

1996

audio taken from promotional video for the song, ment to be included in the Hollywood film 'Loch Ness'. It later became a bonus track and single on the 'Long Distance, Best Of' album.
Filmed at Kilmuir and the Quiraing, Isle Of Skye, Scotland

15.

Stepping Down The Glory Road

(Jordan/Capek)

3.26

1990

audio taken from promotional video for the single, taken from the EP 'Capture The Heart'. Filmed in the Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland in front of a specially invited audience from the Runrig fanclub

16.

The Greatest Flame

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

4.16

Donnottar Castle, Aberdeen-shire, SCO

1996

'The Greatest Flame' was released twice as a single, charting on both occations. This was the promotional single for the second release, re-recorded for the 'Long Distance, Best Of' album. The video was filmed at Donnottar Castle, Aberdeen-shire, Scotland - the location where the movie 'Count Dracula' was filmed.

17.

News From Heaven

(MacDonald/MacDonald)

3.18

North Uist, Scottish Western Isles, SCO

1989

audio taken from the promotional video for the first single released from the 'Searchlight' album. Shot on locaion in North Uist, Scottish Western Isles. Band sequences in Torrance Village Hall near Glasgow, Scotland

18.

Alba

(Calum & Rory MacDonald)

3.55