Solas included one variant, "Grey Selchie", on their 1998 album The Words That Remain. A version appears on Maddy Prior's 1999 album Ravenchild. Alasdair Roberts included his version of "The Grey Silkie of Sule Skerry" on his CD You Need Not Braid Your Hair for Me: I Have Not Come A-Wooing, released in 2005. Dave Bainbridge and Troy Donockley perform a version of the song on their 2005 album When Worlds Collide. The Breton singer Cécile Corbel recorded it on her album Songbook Vol.2 (2008). Steeleye Span recorded it as a hidden track on their 2009 album Cogs, Wheels and Lovers. In 2011 June Tabor recorded it on her album Ashore. English folk band The Unthanks perform a version of the song on their 2022 album 'Sorrows Away'. References Citations Lexicographical citations Bibliography External links History, and two variants at orkneyjar.com Child version Child Ballads Fiction about shapeshifting Scottish folk songs Songwriter unknown Year of song unknown Celtic mythology in music