Boys Of The Lough, The
Lochaber No More
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1975 UK Original."Lochaber No More" is an album by Boys of the Lough, a pioneering band known for their traditional Celtic and folk music. Released in 1976, the album is a blend of traditional Scottish and Irish tunes, showcasing the band's exceptional musicianship and deep respect for their cultural heritage. The lineup during this time included key members such as Aly Bain on fiddle, Cathal McConnell on flute and whistle, and Robin Morton on bodhrán, among others. The album features a mix of instrumental tracks and songs, characterized by intricate arrangements and a lively spirit that captures the essence of Celtic music.

The title track, "Lochaber No More," is a poignant Scottish song that resonates with themes of nostalgia and longing. Throughout the album, the Boys of the Lough demonstrate their ability to balance energetic jigs and reels with soulful ballads, creating a varied listening experience that appeals to both folk purists and casual listeners. The album is noted for its authentic sound and the seamless interplay between the instruments, making it a standout work in the band's extensive discography. "Lochaber No More" remains a cherished collection for fans of traditional Celtic music, reflecting the enduring appeal and cultural significance of the genre.