This tune appears in The Athole Collection. Notation for a version played by Francis MacDonald is in The Fiddle Music of Prince Edward Island.
St. Kilda is a small archipelago located about 40 miles northwest of the outermost Hebrides. After a long period of decline and depopulation, the last inhabitants requested evacuation to the mainland in 1930. The Islands are now maintained as a wildlife sanctuary.
| MacDonald, Paul - St. Kilda Wedding / Tamerack 'Er Down / PMacDonald92 Reel 1 / Dillon Brown / Andy Renwick's Ferret / Margaree Reel / PMacDonald92 Reel 2 / High Rd. to Linton / King's / MacQuarrie's / Lasses of Glenalladale | Musician: Paul MacDonald, Musician: Ken Perlman, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Kevin Chaisson, pno | Northeast Kings, New Wave | info |
| St. Kilda Wedding / Trip to Windsor | Musician: Andrew Jones, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Ken Perlman, bjo | West Prince | info |
| Lochaber Gathering / St. Kilda Wedding / Trip to Windsor / Wissahickon Drive | Musician: Kenny Chaisson, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Ken Perlman, bjo | Northeast Kings | info |
| Hughes, Earl - EarlHughes Strathspey #1 / Mr. Murray / King's Reel / St. Kilda Wedding / Angus Campbell / Speed the Plough | Musician: Earl Hughes | Accompanied by: Joan Hughes pno & Gary Hughes gtr | Eastern Queens | info |
