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Scottish Pipes & Drum Blue Bonnets Bonnie Dundee Cambels Are Coming

Scottish Pipes & Drum Blue Bonnets Bonnie Dundee Cambels Are Coming

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17 Responses to “Scottish Pipes & Drum Blue Bonnets Bonnie Dundee Cambels Are Coming”

  1. KittyStarlight on August 20th, 2009 at 6:34 am

    That’s beautiful …
    That’s beautiful playing.

    It’s “The Campbells are Coming”, not “The Cambels are Coming”.

    (Not to quibble, though. Great playing! ^_^)

    (There’s a Mary Stewart book in which a character says, on seeing camels approaching, “The camels are coming, yo-ho, yo-ho.” ^_~)

    (Sorry, I just like to joke a little every now and then. ^_^)

  2. They said…. :

    …
    They said…. :

    Wir hatte geglabt das Er wannsinich war

  3. Lord Lovat, however …
    Lord Lovat, however, ignored these orders and Millin, aged 21, played “Hielan’ Laddie” and “The Road to the Isles” as his comrades fell around him on Sword Beach[3]. As German soldiers later attested, they did not target Millin because they believed him to be mad.[4][5]

  4. Millin is most …
    Millin is most famous for being one of the few[citation needed] pipers to play during a World War II battle. Pipers had traditionally led Scottish troops into battle[2] however the death toll among pipers in World War I was so high that the practice was banned by the British high command.

  5. Bill Millin, born …
    Bill Millin, born 1923[1], commonly known as Piper Bill, was personal piper to Lord Lovat, commander of 1 Special Service Brigade at D-Day.

    Source Wikipidia…. Well

  6. I dont listen or go …
    I dont listen or go into ty 50 cent vid’s either my friend. It was a light hearted comment from someone with years of experience.

    Dont take things too seriously.

  7. My late dad took …
    My late dad took part in the D Day Landings with the Kings Own Scottish Borderers in 1944.

    He spoke highly of English mates as well, Yates.

    This was their marching song. He told me the pipes took a scared Scots soldier into a different world. Took away their fears and led them into battle with Scotland on their lips.

  8. it was indeed, well …
    it was indeed, well one of many anyway

  9. this would drum the …
    this would drum the fear into any 1 coming up against the british, i get goose bumps listening to this no wonder we ruled 3/4 of the world and im from England :) the scots are fearsome soldiers ive served with em id have a scot with me in a trench more than any 1 god bless scotland from England x

  10. NotoriousMannk on August 20th, 2009 at 6:34 am

    I think this is the …
    I think this is the tune Bill Millen played as the Special Sevice Brigade arrived at Pegasus Bridge. Must have been inspiring stuff.

  11. EvilBerzerker2 on August 20th, 2009 at 6:34 am

    what sort of arse …
    what sort of arse are you! if ye dont like them dinnae listen to them ya wit. I hate ALL rap music but you dont see me goin onto some ty 50 Cent vid and makin daft comments!

  12. >> This is very …
    >> This is very aggressive music and should scare most enemies I think. Didn’t scare the farmers at Kringen in Norway 1612

    the songs are about the 1745′ rebellion so I doubt that they were the same ones used at Kringen.

  13. This is nice music.
    This is nice music.

  14. Wow thats terrible, …
    Wow thats terrible, did they dig them Pipes out of the ground jees

  15. This is very …
    This is very aggressive music and should scare most enemies I think. Didn’t scare the farmers at Kringen in Norway 1612 though. Against the professional Scottish soldiers. No actually, I am sorry about the people that died. But the Scots were on their way to Sweden, and then to attack the Norwegians together with the Swedes.

  16. The drums are …
    The drums are amazing.
    Kool tune :)

  17. federicofree85 on August 20th, 2009 at 6:34 am

    Great Music! Tnank …
    Great Music! Tnank you!

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