Jonny Hardie, Gavin Marwick and Davy Cattanach's long awaited new recording, a collection of beautifully crafted Scottish fiddle music and song with a contemporary setting.'MOONSHINE' is the long awaited follow up to THE BLUE LAMP and UP IN THE AIR, the much loved 1990's albums by Jonny Hardie, Gavin Marwick and Davy Cattanach (Old Blind Dogs, Iron Horse, Catford, Bellevue Rendezvous, Unusual Suspects). On 'MOONSHINE' there are songs though the tune sets are foremost, with the instrumentation and arrangements swapping between the twin fiddles of Gav and Jonny, Jonny and Davy on guitars, and Davy's percussion.It's a fine mix of material - airs, strathspeys, reels and marches from the Scottish tradition from sources like The Mackintosh Collection, Simon Fraser and Skinner; also recent Scottish compositions including their own; tunes from Ireland, Canada and Asturias - all presented in an acoustic and contemporary setting and beautifully produced by Jonny Hardie.The songs are of recent vintage and mostly written by Davy Cattanach. Having sung together so much over the years Jonny and Davy form a tight vocal harmony unit; Davy takes the lead in his own songs '(Today','Witch of Findrack' and 'Spiked Your Drink') and Jonny leads Peter Stott's lovelorn 'Woe Is Me'.This is a fantastic album from three musicians who clearly enjoy playing together and supporting each other with their combined talents.