Play Gaelic
Studio album by Runrig
Released	1978
Genre	Folk rock
Length	48:29
Producer	Black Gold Record Productions
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Play Gaelic (1978) The Highland Connection (1979)

Play Gaelic is the first album by the Scottish folk rock band Runrig. It was released in 1978.

[edit] Track listing

1. Dùisg Mo Rùn (3:50)
2. Sguaban Arbhair (4:12)
3. Tillidh Mi (3:40)
4. Griogal Cridhe (4:44)
5. Nach Neònach Neisd A' Tha E (4:06)
6. Sunndach (3:54)
7. Air An Tràigh (2:49)
8. Dè Nì Mi / Puirt (2:56)
9. An Ròs (4:04)
10. Ceòl An Dannsa (2:42)
11. Chì Mi'n Geamhradh (5:22)
12. Cum 'Ur N'aire (6:15)

[edit] Personnel

• Donnie Munro: vocals; twelve-string guitar
• Rory MacDonald: vocals / harmonies; guitars
• Robert MacDonald: accordion
• Calum MacDonald: percussion

v • d • e Runrig Rory MacDonald  · Calum MacDonald  · Malcolm Jones  · Iain Bayne  · Bruce Guthro  · Brian Hurren Peter Wishart  · Donnie Munro  · Blair Douglas  · Robert MacDonald  · Richard Cherns  · Campbell Gunn Studio albums Play Gaelic (1978) · The Highland Connection (1979) · Recovery (1981) · Heartland (1985) · The Cutter And The Clan (1987) · Searchlight (1989) · The Big Wheel (1991) · Amazing Things (1993) · Mara (1995) · In Search Of Angels (1999) · The Stamping Ground (2001) · Proterra (2003) · Everything You See (2007) Live albums Once In A Lifetime (1988) · Transmitting Live (1994) · Live At Celtic Connections 2000 (2000) · Day Of Days (2004) · Year Of The Flood (2008) Compilations Long Distance (1996) · The Gaelic Collection (1998) · Beat The Drum (1998) · Celtic Glory (2000) · The Best (2005) Live DVDs City Of Lights (1990) · Wheel In Motion (1991) · Air An Oir (1993) · Day Of Days (2004) · Year Of The Flood (2008) Singles Loch Lomond · News From Heaven · Capture The Heart · Hearthammer (EP) · Flower Of The West · Wonderful · The Greatest Flame · This Time Of Year · An Ubhal As Airde · Things That Are · Rhythm Of My Heart · The Greatest Flame (1997) · Clash Of The Ash · Loch Lomond (with Tartan Army)

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