The Highland Connection

Studio album by Runrig

Released

1979

Genre

Celtic rock

Length

42:28

Label

Ridge

Runrig chronology

Play Gaelic
(1978)

The Highland Connection
(1979)

Recovery
(1981)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic

The Highland Connection is the second album by Celtic rock band Runrig. It was released in 1979.

Track listing

"Gamhna Gealla" (White Stirks) - 3:38
"Màiri" - 2:56
"What Time" - 2:30
"Fichead Bliadhna" / "Na Luing air Seòladh" (Twenty Years) - 7:50
"Loch Lomond" - 5:02
"Na h-Uain a's t-Earrach" (The Lambs in the Springtime) - 3:38
"Foghar nan Eilean '78" (Island Autumn '78) - 3:15
"The Twenty-Five Pounder" - 2:22
"Going Home" - 3:49
"Morning Tide" - 4:41
"Cearcal a' Chuain" (The Ocean Cycle) - 2:47

External links

Runrig's official website

Runrig

Rory Macdonald Calum Macdonald Malcolm Jones Iain Bayne Bruce Guthro Brian Hurren Campbell Gunn Robert Macdonald Blair Douglas Richard Cherns Donnie Munro Pete Wishart

Studio albums	Play Gaelic The Highland Connection Recovery Heartland The Cutter and the Clan Searchlight The Big Wheel Amazing Things Mara In Search of Angels The Stamping Ground Proterra Everything You See The Story

Live albums	Once in a Lifetime Transmitting Live Live at Celtic Connections 2000 Day of Days Year of the Flood

Compilations	Long Distance The Gaelic Collection The Best: Thirty Year Journey 50 Great Songs

Live videos and DVDs	City of Lights Wheel in Motion Air an Oir Live at Stirling Castle: Donnie Munro's Farewell Live in Bonn Day of Days Mod for Rockers Year of the Flood

Singles	Loch Lomond Dance Called America Skye The Work Song Worker for the Wind Protect and Survive News From Heaven Every River 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 (1996) The Message Maymorning This Is Not a Love Song Book of Golden Stories Empty Glens Year of the Flood Clash of the Ash Loch Lomond (with Tartan Army) (2007) Year of the Flood (2008) Road Trip

See also	The Band from Rockall

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