It is all a far cry from the heyday of Runrig mania when Donnie Munro and his young Gaelic rock band were mobbed by worshipping fans.
His appearance in the sedate surroundings of the Mitchell Library may have suggested that a mellower, middle-aged Munro would emerge on stage. Not a chance. Within minutes of his appearance Munro was proving he had lost none of his stage presence and the raw power that catapulted him to the top of the Scottish music tree in the 1980s.
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