Lord Lovat’s Lament (Soloist on stage plays through once, slowly. Band strikes in and marches in at March tempo).
- Medley
- Mist Covered Mountains
- Paddy’s Leather Breeches (Highland Dancer?)
- March / Strathspey / Reel set
- Jig Set
- Glasgow City Police Pipers
- and Banjo Breakdown (Paula’s Dancers?)
- Highland Dancer
- MacPherson’s Lament (Cam solo with Tin Whistle)
- Medley
- Highland Dancer
- Massed Highland Fling
- Bagpipe Rock
Dinner
- Pipe in the Haggis
- Ode to the Haggis (Cam)
After Dinner
- Maple Leaf Forever (ASPD + NWMP)
- Scotland the Brave and Rowan Tree (ASPD + NWMP)
- Amazing Grace (Ashley Solo)
- I’se the Bye (NWMP)
- Steamboat and Bonnie Dundee (ASPD + NWMP)
- Skye Boat Song
- Drunken Sailor (NWMP)
- Mairi’s Wedding and Barren Rocks of Aiden
- Highland Cathedral (Snare solo, Amanda Pipe soloist. Band strikes in at end of 1st part) (ASPD + NWMP)
- Green Hills and When the Battles Over
- My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean (NWMP)
- Mingulay Boat Song
- Brown Haired Maiden and High Road to Gairloch
- Highland Laddie (ASPD + NWMP)
- Rose of Kelvin Grove (ASPD + NWMP)
- Wellerman
- Top Gun
- Loch Tay Boat Song
- Bagpipe Rock Set:
Highland Dance Tunes
Tune names in parenthesis are the tunes used on an album in 1977
- Fling – Marquis of Huntley’s Highland Fling (Devil in the Kitchen / Orange and Blue / Monymusk)
- Sword – Ghillie Callum
- Seann Tribhus – Whistle o’er the lave o’t
- Lilt – Battle of the Somme (Brose and Butter)
- Highland Laddie – Highland Laddie
- Flora MacDonalds’ Fancy – Atholl Highlanders
- Will Thou go to Barracks, Johnnie – 79th Farewell to Gibraltor
- Blue Bonnets are over the Border – All the Blue Bonnets are over the Border
- Irish Jig – Paddy’s Leather Breaches
- Sailor’s Hornpipe – Crossing the Minch (Jackie Tar / My Loves but a lass yet )
- Strathspey & Reel – Keel Row / Mrs MacLeod of Raasay
- Reel & half tulloch