Sings the Songs of Robert Burns

• "Jamie Come Try Me" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Carr, Cunningham, Hanson, Hewerdine, McCusker, Reid, Vernal) – 4:41 • "My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader) – 3:50 • "Willie Stewart/Molly Rankin" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Carr, Cunningham, Hewerdine, McCusker, Vernal, Rankin) – 4:18 • "Ae Fond Kiss" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Carr, Cunningham, Hewerdine, McCusker, Vernal) – 6:35 • "Brose and Butter" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Carr, Cunningham, Hewerdine, McCusker, Vernal, McGoldrick) – 4:02 • "Ye Jacobites" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Reid) – 4:03 • "Wild Mountainside" (John Douglas) – 3:54 • "Charlie Is My Darling" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader, Carr, Cunningham, Hewerdine, McCusker, Vernal) – 3:22 • "John Anderson My Jo" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader) – 1:52 • "Winter it is past" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader) – 4:15 • "Auld Lang Syne" (Robert Burns, arranged by Reader) – 4:36 ==Deluxe edition==

A new edition of the album, with seven extra tracks, was released in the UK on 12 January 2009. The album was re-released to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns. Of the seven additional songs, two were from the original 2003 sessions ("Green Grow the Rashes O", "Of A' the Airts"), three were previously available on 2007's Peacetime ("Ye Banks and Braes", "Aye Waukin-O" and "Leezie Lindsay") "Dainty Davie", also from that session was previously unreleased, and "Comin' Thro the Rye/Dram Behind the Curtain" was a brand new recording. "Dram Behind the Curtain" was written by the Scottish Highlands composer and accordionist Mairearad Green. The album was promoted, like its original release, with two sold-out shows at the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow. The deluxe edition is dedicated to Kevin McCrae, the Scottish composer, arranger, conductor and cellist, who died in April 2005. McCrae conducted and arranged the strings on the original album. The additional tracks are: :12. "Green Grow the Rashes O" – 4:36 :13. "Comin' Through the Rye / Dram Behind the Curtain (Mairearad Green)" – 2:34 :14. "Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon" (Robert Burns, arr. Reader, McCusker, Hewerdine, Dodds, Kelly, Reid, McGuire) – 3:37 :15. "Aye Waukin-O" (Robert Burns, arr. Reader, McCusker, Hewerdine, Carr) – 4:04 :16. "Dainty Davie" (Robert Burns, arr. Reader, McCusker) – 5:27 :17. "Leezie Lindsay" (Robert Burns, arr. Reader, chorus written by Burns, verses by Reader, Hewerdine) – 4:49 :18. "Of A' the Airts" (Robert Burns, arr. Reader, Hanson) – 4:45 ==Personnel==

• Eddi Reader – vocals, acoustic guitar • Boo Hewerdine – acoustic guitar, backing vocals • Roy Dodds – percussion, cajon • Ian Carr – acoustic guitar, piano • Phil Cunningham – accordion, piano, whistles • Christine Hanson – cello • John McCusker – violin, cittern, whistles, backing vocals • Colin Reid – acoustic guitar • Kate Rusby – harmony vocals • Ewen Vernal – double bass • John Douglas – ukulele • Stephen Douglas – shakers, Mark's sister's bag • Anna Massie – fiddle, mandolin • Hamish Napier – whistle, piano • Mairearad Green – accordion • Jenn Butterworth – guitar • Royal Scottish National Orchestra – strings conducted/arranged by Kevin McCrae ==Certifications ==