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Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook
  • Karine Polwart's Reimagined Scottish Pop Songbook

Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook

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Description

Award - winning songwriter and folk singer Karine Polwart breathes new life into a collection of well - loved Scottish pop songs spanning five decades. Classic 80s hits from Deacon Blue, The Waterboys, and Big Country blend seamlessly with Biffy Clyro's stadium anthems. Maverick Ivor Cutler meets the electro - pop of Chvrches and John Martyn's perfect songwriting. Recorded at Chem 19, this songbook features Karine's regular bandmates Steven Polwart and Inge Thomson, along with Graeme Smillie on bass and keys, Calum McIntyre on kit and percussion, and Louis Abbott of Admiral Fallow on vocals, guitar, and percussion. Karine says these songs are full of resilience, resistance, despair, and hope, and they're also love letters to familiar people and places that fill her heart. Ideal for fans of The Staves, Gillian Welch, Lucy Rose, Julie Fowlis, Cara Dillon, and Lisa Hannigan.

To enjoy this songbook, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device like a CD player or a music app on your phone. There aren't any special precautions, but make sure your device has good audio quality for the best experience. For maintaining it, if it's a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches. If it's a digital version, make sure your device is secure to avoid losing access to the songs. Enjoy the wonderful Scottish pop music anytime you want!
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