Twenty-nine recordings of Lord Moira’s Welcome To Scotland

Also known as Bonnie Scotland, The Bonnie Woods Highland Fling, The Bonnie Woods Highland, The Bonny Woods And Braes, The Boys From Knock, The Boys Of Knock, The Bundoran Highland Fling, The Bundoran Highland, Highland A’ Choille, The Highland Fling, Highland Schottische, Joe Bane’s, Joe Bane’s Highland, Joe Bane’s Highland Fling, Joe Bann’s, Lord Moira, Lord Moira’s, Lord Moira’s Fling, Lord Moira’s Highland, Lord Moira’s Highland Fling, Louden’s Bonnie Braes, Louden’s Bonnie Woods, Louden’s Bonnie Woods And Braes, Louden’s Braes Are Bonnie, Louden’s Braes Sae Bonnie, Louden’s Braes So Bonnie, Loudens Braes Sae Bonnie, Loudens Braes So Bonnie, Loudon’s Bonnie Braes, Loudon’s Bonnie Woods, Loudon’s Bonnie Woods And Braes, Loudon’s Braes Are Bonnie, Loudon’s Braes Sae Bonnie, Loudon’s Braes So Bonnie, Loudons Bonnie Woods, The Marquis Of Hastings, The Marquis Of Hastings’, Old Aunt Katie, Tom Ban’s.

This tune has been recorded together with The Sweet Flowers Of Milltown (a few times), The Devil Is Dead (a few times), Maggie (a few times), Miss Ann Amelia Murray (a few times), Stirling Castle (a few times), An Buachaill Dreoite, The Braes Of Tulliemet, Byrne’s, The Cameronian Rant, Clarke’s, The County Tyrone, Dermie Diamond’s, The Doon Highland, Dornoch Links, Earl Marischal, The Earl Of Dalkeith’s, The Holly Bush, Kafoozalum, The Keel Row, Lady Madelina Sinclair, The Lady’s Cup Of Tea, The Lass Of Ballintra, Miss Grant Of Grant, Molly Put The Kettle On, The Mountain Top, The Orange And Blue, Robert Cormack Of Aberdeen.