Graeme Thomson

Two of Scotland’s most inventive solo musicians: Fergus McCreadie, Maeve Gilchrist + Mr McFall’s Quartet reviewed

Plus: cidery grooves, courtesy of Rozi Plain, at Drygate Brewery

Fergus McCreadie and Mr McFall's Quartet at the Mackintosh Church, Glasgow. Photo: Gaelle Beri, Celtic Connections
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  • Fergus McCreadie, Maeve Gilchrist + Mr McFall’s Quartet

    Mackintosh Church, Glasgow

  • Rozi Plain

    Drygate Brewery, Glasgow

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