Tracks:

 1.  Estonian Waltz
      LaVie Est Pas Donne'
      La Bastringue
 2.  Violet Tulloch Queen Of Lerwick
 3.  Fleet From Flotta
      Sabhal Iain Ic Uisdean
      The Drampire
      Aly's Soond
 4.  Logan Water
 5.  The Wee Bells Of Tak-Ma-Doon Road
      Glencoe Village Hall
      Lady Mary Ramsay's Reel
 6.  Sarah's Song
 7.  Bonaparte's Retreat
 8.  Sunset Over Foula
      Isles Of Gletness
      Starry Night In Shetland
 9.  La Ronfleuse Gobel
      La Grande Chaine
      Gallop De Malbaie
10. The Ruby

Is there a rhyme or reason to string together an
Estonian waltz, a Cajun reel, and a classic French Canadian tune?

There is for Scottish musicians Cunningham and Bain, who have once again joined forces for an exploration of melody and merriment on another musical gem (their previous outing was The Pearl).
Shetland fiddler Bain is at his best with the slow tunes, where his expressive style shines as he strokes every note for its fullest effect-and he gets a number of songs to show off this side, especially in the Cunningham-penned "Violet Tullogh. " Not that there's a dearth of danceable tunes. Their American medley "La Ronfleuse Gobel. " (The Snoring Mrs. Gobel.