a' that, That Man to Man, the world o'er, Shall brothers be for a' that. Recordings Earl Robinson covered it on his 1963 album Earl Robinson Sings The Corries played it on Scotland Will Flourish, their 1985 live album The Old Blind Dogs covered this song on their 2001 album Fit? Paolo Nutini covered this song for BBC Scotland at the Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, in 2007 Marc Gunn covered it on his 2013 album Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion The Mudmen covered it on their 2012 album Donegal Danny Dougie MacLean covered it on his 1995 album ' 'Tribute' ' See also Scottish national identity Scottish republicanism References External links The Lyrics and the melody 18th-century songs Scottish literature Poetry by Robert Burns Scots-language works Ballads Egalitarianism Liberalism Socialism Scottish patriotic songs Scottish republicanism Songs with lyrics by Robert Burns 1795 songs 1790s in Scotland