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The human cost of war, as seen from small-town Scotland; written by the brilliant Jim Malcolm. Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater Sound engineering: Huw Streater

Sydney Carter's song about a thirteenth century exponent of equality for all. Burns, too, had ideas on the subject, and the two songs fit remarkably well. Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater

A song about departing to war by Steve Byrne, one of Scotland's best writers of songs in traditional style. We particularly like the a capella chorus of Malinky's recording... Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater

David Francey's thought-provoking song with its refrain 'Way off in the distance there rang a bell' is a particular favourite, because she thinks we sing it for her, of our son's dog, Belle... Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater

Karine Polwart wrote this sad but powerful song for a mother whose son was dying of an AIDS-related dementia. Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater Piano and sound engineering: Huw Streater.

A very old song, with many variations. We draw on the version adapted and popularised by Steeleye Span. Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater Electric guitar and sound engineering: Huw Streater.

One of the most evocative songs we know, written by Rory and Calum Macdonald of Runrig, and marking the passing of a generation. Particularly relevant to this time, 80 years after the heroism of so many soldiers of the 51st Highland Division as they protected fellow British soldiers retreating to Dunkirk.

Dave Goulder's superb song celebrating the part of mainland Scotland that we love best. The last verse says, 'If I had a hundred homes To live in each a while, I'd build them all along the coast, From Sandwood down to Kyle.' We have already identified far more than a hundred ... Vocals: Susan Streater Guitar and harmonies: Paul Streater Keyboards and sound engineering: Huw Streater