in 1983. Other pursuits MacLean owned the Taybank Hotel in Dunkeld around 2015. Awards In 2011, MacLean was invested as an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE). In 2013, MacLean was awarded the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Lifetime Achievement for Contribution to Songwriting. The award was presented by First Minister Alex Salmond at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Discography Studio Are Ye Sleeping Maggie (1976) (with The Tannahill Weavers) Caledonia (1978) (as Alan Roberts & Dougie MacLean) CRM (1979) (as Alex Campbell, Alan Roberts & Dougie MacLean) Snaigow (1980) On A Wing and a Prayer (1981) Craigie Dhu (1983) Butterstone (1983) Fiddle (instrumental) (1984) Singing Land (1985) Real Estate (1988) Whitewash (1990) The Search (instrumental) (1990) Indigenous (1991) Sunset Song (instrumental) (1993) Marching Mystery (1994) The Plant Life Years (1995) Tribute (to Robert Burns, Niel Gow and Robert Tannahill) (1995) Riof (1997) Perthshire Amber (2000) Who Am I (2001) Early (2003) With Strings (2003) Inside The Thunder (2005) Muir of Gormack (EP) (2007) Resolution (2010) Till Tomorrow (2014) (with Royal Scottish National Orchestra) Caledonia Cantata (2015) New Tomorrow (2017) A Robert Burns Selection (2018) Flo (2022) Live Live From The Ends Of The Earth (2000) Video The Land (1996) Live At Perthshire Amber (2006) Songmaker (2010) Compilations The Dougie Maclean Collection (1995) The Plant Life Years (1995) The Essential Dougie MacLean (2007) Essential Too (2013) Collaborations On The Blooming Queensland Side (1995) (with Robbie Brock) References External links Dougie MacLean's Official Site Perthshire Amber Festival 1954 births Living people Scottish singer-songwriters Scottish folk singers Officers of the Order of the British Empire People from Perth and Kinross People from Dunblane Silly Wizard members The Tannahill Weavers members