| 1. Tracklist |
| 2. 01. World of Whisky |
| 3. 02. Nico |
| 4. 03. All the Whisky Men |
| 5. 04. Claudio's Music Room |
| 6. 05. The Devil's Place |
| 7. 06. Whisky for Breakfast |
| 8. 07. Mother Lode |
| 9. is a Scottish folk-singer and songwriter. Robin is originally from Edinburgh, and Edinburgh will always be his spiritual home. His affection for that city and indeed Scotland is evident in the subject matter of many of his songs. Robin now lives in the idyllic setting of rural Lanarkshire. Already he is sniffing out the local songs and finding possible subjects for composition |
| 10. Until September 1996, Robin's musical activities were semi-professional and fitted into a life dominated by a busy professional career as Director of a major Scottish mental health charity. Still he managed to do a fair bit of touring and release two solo albums, "Edinburgh Skyline" and "Walking in Time" . He was also involved in two CD projects - "The Music and Song of Edinburgh", and "The Merry Muses". In September 1996 Robin "downshifted" to a full-time career in music - something he had wanted to do for some time |
| 11. songwriters including Paul Simon and the late Stan Rogers, Edinburgh-born and Lanarkshire, Scotland-based guitarist and vocalist is at his best interpreting traditional Scottish ballads, fiddle tunes, and the songs of Robert Burns. Folk Tap described Laing as possessing, “a pleasantly melodic voice and a beautifully clear guitar…, a touch of Ralph McTell wi’ an accent,” while, Folk Roots called him, “a very sincere, likable and polished performer.” |
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