 | | | | Results: Scottish Folk | |  Sheila Stewart - Blairgowrie: 'There's a whole way of life that will die when I go six feet under...' | |  Roy Arbuckle - Northen Ireland: 'Different Drums plays traditional reels, jigs, hornpipes but with a big percussion sound.' | |  Fiona Driver - Orkney: '...I'm also partial to building 'dry stane dykes' - dry stone walls.' | |  The Ayre Hotel, Kirkwall - Orkney: 'We've entertained Norwegian choirs, flying clubs, nautical enthusiasts, hen parties and stag night groups...' | |  Stromness Hotel - Stromness, Orkney: 'Some of them had come especially in the hope of meeting and playing with an Irish boxplayer...' | |  Jimmy Moon - Glasgow: 'The perfect bluegrass band is fiddle, banjo, upright bass, guitar and mandolin... ' | |  Paul Henderson - Kirkmichael, Scotland: 'They could be singing about something really sad but there’s a wry humour running through it ...' | |  Martin Taylor - Kirkmichael, Scotland: '...in fact before I was even big enough to pick up a guitar, I started plucking myself.' | |
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