A wee bonus SWH! podcast for the end of the year… Earlier this year we recorded podcasts with Ali and his brother Andy (right) where they discussed their favourite albums from the 1980s through to the 2010s: Musical Youth: The SWH! Podcast Talks To Andy Braidwood… Yesterday Once More: The SWH! Podcast & The Music Of The ’90s… Noughtie But Nice: The SWH! Podcast & The Music Of The ’00s… A New Decade: The SWH! Podcast & The Music Of The 2010s… Just before Christmas Day they got

For the latest Scots Whay Hae! podcast Ali and his brother Andy got back together, virtually speaking, to talk music once more. Following previous pod chats about their favourite Scottish records of the 1980s & ’90s, this time round it’s the ’00s, and they each pick ten Scottish records from that decade and discuss what they mean to them, and why. It was a decade dominated by galleries and libraries, but the two still managed to listen to some great music from old favourites

For the latest Scots Whay Hae! podcast Ali and his brother Andy got back together, virtually speaking, following the recent chat about their favourite Scottish records of the 1980s to talk about what they were listening to in the ’90s. Once again they pick 10 Scottish records and discuss what they mean to them, and why. With one in Aberdeen for much of that time, and the other in Glasgow, it’s interesting to hear how their listening habits were influenced by where they lived,

Please forgive the self-indulgence, but, for our first podcast using Zoom, SWH! caught up with gallery owner and gig-promoter Andy Braidwood to mark his 20 years as the Braemar Gallery‘s head technician, but who just happens to be Ali’s brother as well. The primary reason was to see if this worked as a way to podcast, but also for the two to catch up and talk about the most influential Scottish music of their formative years. Each pick 10 records released before 1990 which me