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Angle Park |
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| The Crossing (30th Anniversary Edition) (2012) 4:12 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson & Bruce Watson | ||
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Bass Concerto |
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| Steeltown (Deluxe Edition) (2014) 5:41 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Mark Brzezicki, Tony Butler & Bruce Watson | ||
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Bass Dance |
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| Where The Rose Is Sown (7” (German) & 12” singles) (1984) | ||
| Steeltown (Remaster) (1996) 1:39 | ||
| Singles Collection Vol. 2 - The Mercury Years (’84 - ’88) (Where The Rose Is Sown) (2002) 1:41 | ||
| Steeltown (Deluxe Edition) (2014) 1:39 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Mark Brzezicki, Tony Butler & Bruce Watson | ||
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The Crossing |
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| The Crossing (30th Anniversary Edition) (2012) 4:13 | ||
| Music: Adamson, Brzezicki, Butler, Watson, P. Wishart & A. Wishart | ||
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Eastworld |
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| Out Beyond The River (2020) 5:10 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson | ||
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Flower of Scotland |
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| In A Broken Promise Land (2013) | ||
| Instrumental recording played as band entered stage in December 2012 | ||
| Music: Roy Williamson of “The Corries” © Corries Music Ltd www.thecorries.com |
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| This song commemorates the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 when the Scottish Army under Robert I (the Bruce) King of Scots defeated Edward II, King of England. This ended the English rule of Scotland. Ironically in 1603 Elizabeth I died childless and her second cousin James VI, King of Scots, ascended to the English throne, thus gaining by marriage what what force of arms could not. | ||
| Roy Williamson and Ronnie Browne played together as The Corries for 28 years, until Roy died in 1990. | ||
| Also see: Flower of Scotland | ||
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Garfunkel Gets A Hot Dog |
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| Bruce Watson: Hi Yo Tonto...Away! (2001) 4:11 | ||
| Music: Bruce Watson | ||
| This song is not actually credited to Big Country; however, in the liner notes for “Hi Yo Tonto...Away!” Bruce Watson states that the musicians for this track were Stuart Adamson, Tony Butler, and Mark Brzezicki. In addition, Bruce told Liam Shand that the song was recorded by Big Country as a possible B-side for “River of Hope”. | ||
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Heart and Soul |
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| The Crossing (30th Anniversary Edition) (2012) 5:17 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Mark Brzezicki, Tony Butler, & Bruce Watson | ||
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Highland Scenery |
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| Look Away (7” single Special Collector’s Edition 2 x 7”) (1986) | ||
| Singles Collection Vol. 2 - The Mercury Years (’84 - ’88) (Look Away) (2002) 4:12 | ||
| The Seer (Re-Presents) (2014) 4:11 | ||
| Included as a part of the Restless Natives soundtrack on the B-Side of The Teacher 12” single, Restless Natives & Rarities and The Seer (Re-Presents) | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson | ||
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Makes A Man |
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| Rarities VI (2004) 5:20 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Tony Butler, Mark Brzezicki & Bruce Watson | ||
| “Makes A Man” is an instrumental version of “What Makes A Man” | ||
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Margo’s Theme |
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| Look Away (7” single Special Collector’s Edition 2 x 7”) (1986) | ||
| Singles Collection Vol. 2 - The Mercury Years (’84 - ’88) (The Teacher) 4:12 | ||
| The Seer (Re-Presents) (2014) 3:44 | ||
| Included as a part of the Restless Natives soundtrack on the B-Side of Look Away 12” single, Restless Natives & Rarities and The Seer (Re-Presents) ◆ | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson | ||
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Porrohman |
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| The Crossing (30th Anniversary Edition) (2012) 7:58 | ||
| Music: Big Country | ||
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Seven Waves |
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| Out Beyond The River (2020) 4:49 | ||
| Music: Bruce Watson | ||
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What Are You Working For |
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| Out Beyond The River (2020) 3:07 | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson | ||
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Wolfman and The Clown / |
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| Rarities VI (2004) 3:39 (listed as ‘Wolfman and The Clown’) | ||
| Peace In Our Time (Re-Presents) (2014) 3:41 (listed as ‘Cuts Like A Spoon’) | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Tony Butler, Mark Brzezicki & Bruce Watson | ||
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Wonderland |
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| Steeltown (Deluxe Edition) (2014) 4:12 & 4:27 | ||
| Music: Bruce Watson | ||
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Your Spirit To Me (“Backwards” version) |
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| John Wayne’s Dream (2002) 1:33 (Appearing after, but as part of the same track as John Wayne’s Dream. (8:44)) | ||
| Driving To Damascus (2CD & 2LP editions) (2011) 1:33 (Appearing after, but as part of the same track as Look Away. (8:17)) | ||
| Music: Stuart Adamson, Tony Butler, Mark Brzezicki & Bruce Watson | ||
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