These days gave us a great sense of fun and contact with the audience, something which we try to keep going to this day. Ceilidhs especially give us the chance to not only call all the dances, but when required we’ll get down on the floor and get you organised and if all else fails demonstrate the dances as well. This contact with the audience is key to what we do – we entertain and try to ensure that the audience fully enjoy themselves. We don’t take ourselves too seriously (one look at the ‘up tempo’ song list will confirm that), but we do take what we do seriously. All arrangements are handled professionally and we aim to have you ask us back again!

The band was formed at school in the early (very early) ‘70s by Keith, and Peter had joined by 1971. Heavily influenced by The Corries, the band (unchanged except for bass players) played the pub circuit in and around Aberdeen until the mid ‘90s. Linda came on board and persuaded the others to go along to Aberdeen Strathspey & Reel Society (Keith and Peter are both fiddlers, as is Linda, and had played in the National Youth String Orchestra of Scotland). This proved to be a turning point and, along with new recruit Mike, the band won several competitions both collectively and as individuals at Elgin, Banchory and Kirriemuir Fiddle Festivals. It was a natural progression to move onto Ceilidh sets, the first one being in Elphinstone Hall in 1995. Ceilidhs now form the core of the band’s repertoire, with a unique sound – two fiddles, guitar and bass. Retaining the Strathspey & Reel ‘feel’ also gives the band an unusual style which is neither traditional Scottish Dance band nor contemporary ‘Gaelic rock’. Mike’s arrival provided the catalyst for the band doing Rock & Pop – something Keith and Peter had always hankered after. Mike had played lead guitar and bass in rock bands for many years, and with the addition of a little electronic wizardry and four-part harmonies the picture was now complete. Friends before and after joining in the band (we hope this shows in what we d0), since performing their first Rock & Pop set in Lossiemouth in 1999 the band have gone from strength to strength, and with the mix of Folk, Ceilidh and Rock & Pop provide a unique and flexible evening’s entertainment.

Play list:

Oh Boy
Rave On
Reach Out
Rock around the Clock
She Loves You
Simply the Best
Standing There
That'll be the Day
Theme from "Friends"
Ticket to Ride
Up Around the Bend
Uptown Girl
Walk of Life
When the Going Gets Tough
YMCA
Young at Heart
You're Sixteen

Slow:
Always on my Mind
Annie's Song
Desperado
No Matter What
Say Nothing at All
When Tomorrow Never Comes
Wonderful Tonight
Your Song (Elton John)

Scottish Dances:
Gay Gordons
Friendly Waltz – Black Mask
Old Time Waltz – Old Scottish
Eightsome Reel
Pride of Erin Waltz
Canadian Barn Dance
Dashing White Sergeant
Strip the Willow
Two-Steps:
- Britannia – Six Twenty Two
- Boston - Looking for a Partner
St Bernard Waltz
Hullichan's Jig
Circassian Circle
Flying Scotlsman
Also Reel of 51st - start with Drunken Piper
Foula Reel
Virginia Reel
Deil Amang the Tailors
Cumberland Reel
Waves of Torry

Easy (Commodores)
My Girl
Soul Man
Billy Jean (Michael Jackson)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Stevie Wonder)
Stayin Alive (Bee Gees)
Play That Funky Music
Blame It On The Boogie (Jacksons)
Video Killed The Radio Star (Buggles)
Ease On Down The Road (Jacksons)
Best Of My Love (Eagles)
Dashing White Sergeant
Rockin Robbin (Jacksons)
More Than A Woman (Bee Gees)
ABC (Jacksons)
Day Dream Believer (Monkees)
Dancing In The Street (Bowie/Jagger)
Rollercoaster (Ronan Keating
Gay Gordons

and many more!