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Not enough room for much music on this weeks’ show with Ross Ainslie and Ali Hutton and their chat – they tell us about growing up under the leadership of Gordon and Ian Duncan, their careers so far and – most importantly – their new album that’s getting released at Piping Live in August this year!
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