Review by Carin H Constant

From Grandfathers Land Scottish Ballads by David Morris & Flora Gammon The Younger is a beautiful album that brings the rich history and culture of Scotland to life. The album is a collection of traditional Scottish ballads that have been passed down through generations, and Morris and Gammon's rendition of these songs is both authentic and heartfelt.

The album features a variety of instruments, including the fiddle, guitar, and accordion, which add depth and texture to the music. Morris and Gammon's vocals are also a highlight of the album, with their harmonies blending seamlessly together.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie," a classic Scottish ballad about a young woman who captures the hearts of many suitors. Morris and Gammon's rendition of the song is hauntingly beautiful, with their voices conveying the emotion and longing at the heart of the lyrics.

Summary by Carin H Constant

From Grandfathers Land Scottish Ballads is a must-listen for anyone who loves traditional Scottish music or is interested in learning more about the country's rich cultural heritage. Morris and Gammon's authentic and heartfelt performances make this album a true gem.