Pan Records

Slange Ava – Slange Ava In Concert (DVD)

"The energy of a live Highland performance, captured for the first time on disc."

Released by Pan Records due to significant popular demand, Slange Ava In Concert (DVDPAN112) documents the high-octane live show of one of the freshest acts on the Scottish music circuit. The band’s name is a phonetic play on the Gaelic toast "Slàinte mhath" (meaning "Good Health" or "Cheers"), and their music embodies that same celebratory, communal spirit.

This CD features all 16 tracks performed during their concert at the Lyth Arts Centre, blending traditional Scottish roots with a strong "Country & Irish" influence.

Key Features

• Live Soundtrack: This is the direct audio companion to the band's concert DVD, capturing the raw, unedited energy of the live performance.

• Eclectic Setlist: The album moves seamlessly between traditional instrumentals, rock & roll classics, and heartfelt country ballads.

• Diverse Instrumentation: Features the signature Pan Records accordion sound balanced with electric guitars, mandolin, and driving percussion.

• Emerging Talent: Despite being relatively new to the scene, Slange Ava has rapidly gained popularity in the Highlands and beyond for their versatile "Sound of Scotland."

Track Listing

The album features a generous 16-song selection:

1. Why You Been Gone So Long

2. Every Second

3. A Better Man

4. All I Have To Offer You Is Me

5. Road To Spencer

6. C'mon Everybody

7. Let It Be You

8. Till I See You Again

9. I Wish It Would Rain

10. Above And Beyond

11. If We're Not Back In Love By Monday

12. In The Shadows Of My Mind

13. Walking On The Moon

14. Wild Side Of Life

15. Merry Mandolin

16. [Closing Instrumental]

Collector’s Information

• Label: Pan Records (Wick, Scotland)

• Catalog Number: DVDPAN112

• Format: CD Album Record

• Recording Location: Lyth Arts Centre, Caithness, Scotland.

• Genre: Scottish Traditional / Country / Rock & Roll

Collector's Tip: It is a favourite for those who enjoy the "Showband" style of music that bridges the gap between a Scottish Ceilidh and a Nashville honky-tonk.