Great video. The ignorance of the people who get in the faces or under the feet of the troops with their phones and cameras always astounds me. I almost want to see them get trampled
When I was in the U.S. Marine Corps I helped bury a fellow Marine killed in Vietnam. Brought his body back. During the procession to the grave site three anti war protestors got in front and in our faces. One got his foot trampled by the right leading Marine, and stumbled backwards into the grave. We stood with the coffin until family members and other Marines pulled his dumb ass out of the grave and escorted him and the other two out of the cemetery by their hair. Talk about getting underfoot.
@@williamdrylie7951 I realize that this would have further delayed the burial of a brave Marine, but it would have been almost justifiable to push the dirt onto that moron while he was still six feet under.
I think though in this case it’s a wonderful thing that so many patriots want to film the event. I get the annoyance if in yer face camera work but these guys kept their composure and never dropped a beat- now that’s a professional musician and soldier 👍👍🇬🇧🇮🇱
This is one of my favourite video's I've lost count how many times I've watched these young courageous men with their pipes and drums they are really inspirational (I did notice the base drummer swooped arm when that camera man was by him) may God protect these men where ever they go and thanks Jim for posting
As a British soldier, I still regret the demise of the Scottish Regiments to their current titles. The Royal Regiment of Scotland will never have the same kudos as The Argyles, The Black Watch, The Queens Own to name a few of the splendid regiments in history who served with destinations. Not to belittle the professionalism of the Jocks on parade that day.
@@johnwalker4089 How and why precisely. I'm ex highland regiment in the Canadian Army we used to have a Sergeant from another highland regiment from the British Army he said Jocks just the same.
@@johnwalker4089, I just confirmed with a young jock currently serving in 5 Scots, (A&SH). He confirms the regular use of the term Jock when referring to the private soldiers, and was shocked that an Ex Argyle would think otherwise especially with the racism being mentioned. 🏴
@Jim Ramsay, I can never get enough of these Videos. I imagine the different times over the years, these brave Soldiers, these proud Soldiers marched through their home areas. Alba gu bràth
What the stuff is going on with the bloke with the camera weaving in and out the lines. Absolutely no respect for what is going on. Absolutely loved the “Green Hills of Tyrol” played with variations. Took me bak to my playing days. Grüße aus Australien.
Fantastic. I love the pipes and drums. Such a shame so many of the Scottish regments have beeen amagimated into the Scottish Regiment . But then it's the same all over. This from a Welsman.
Loved watching this love the bagpipes and walked this street so many times sadly my partner passed away and he played the bagpipes thank you so much for sharing gave me goosebumps
Come on. It's all about the soldiers. I want to see them marching too. Retrospectively, this comment might make a difference? I'm so proud of these soldiers.
The scot regiment has always fascinated me, the song Scotland the brave has a heart warming tune, and the part of the dwarf horse is so cute, the men serving in this regiment are very lucky, a superb drill overall.
@nokman Konya, this dwarf horse is called a Shetland pony. His ancestors came from the Shetland Islands to the north of Scotland. Lance Corporal Cruachan IV, the Shetland Pony Mascot, has been with the Regiment for 4 years. He is the 4th such pony in the Regiment. He is a most cherished and loved member of his group. The Shetland Pony is tiny, developed in an environment that had the weather of the Atlantic on one side and the North Sea on the other. Tiny they are, 9 hands to their withers. Over the years, they have worked underground in coal mines, ploughed the fields on land, and were used for many many children as riding companions. My black Shetland named Teddy lived for 33 years. He was very very cunning. 🐎🐎🐎🏴🏴🏴
love the pipes, always have and always will, however the title should read, 3 Scots The Black Watch pipe band......nothing on the proud men marching behind.
As a former soldier in the Scottish Division I find the marching on of the colours at such speed, a lack of respect for the colours and undignified. In fact this is a guards tradition!
The Scots of Black Watch, 1 are the bravest of the brave., 2 the best trained soldier in the field, 3 they have such big hearts, the horses ride the man, rather than the man ride the horse, 4 they are not fools and will cut down the enemies of tge crown, or her allies.
A hope and wish for my distant relatives, please always keep a strong pride and passion for your nation! Please do not let your military become concerned about pronouns and other woke stuff as it has in my country. Related by descendants of clan Skene
******** These HIGHLY DISCIPLINED SOLDIERS , I wouldn't want to be their Enemy on the battlefield , that's for Sure !! -----the same applies to being the Enemy of the GURKAS , the Royal Marines / Commandos & other's !! ----
Two questions about the badass bass drummer. 1. How tired is he at the end of one of these parades? OMG! 2. How often does he re-head that bass drum? Seems like he'd go through one a day!
Pardon my not knowing. 1. What is the significance of the pony that is led in formation with the Black Watch? 2. What is the Crown that is carried in the sedan? I reallly enjoy the Black Watch and the traditions.
@@JimRamsayJWR That's all very interesting. The pipes and drums give me chills just listening. I saw the Black Watch perform in Nashville in 1976 during our bicentennial. I'll never forget that! I love the sound of the pipes echoing through the mountains. Must be something to do with "highlanders".
The Scottish highland community in Christchurch Aotearoa New Zealand gave I, A cook island milkshake lol a spurren to wear for an event. An English men gave me his Kelt.Love to the highlanders and English men
Great video. The ignorance of the people who get in the faces or under the feet of the troops with their phones and cameras always astounds me. I almost want to see them get trampled
When I was in the U.S. Marine Corps I helped bury a fellow Marine killed in Vietnam. Brought his body back. During the procession to the grave site three anti war protestors got in front and in our faces. One got his foot trampled by the right leading Marine, and stumbled backwards into the grave. We stood with the coffin until family members and other Marines pulled his dumb ass out of the grave and escorted him and the other two out of the cemetery by their hair. Talk about getting underfoot.
@@williamdrylie7951 so sorry for your loss.Some people just have no respect.
@@williamdrylie7951 Sounds like they deserved a couple of subtle slaps across the back of the head aswell mate. Absolute Bangers.
@@williamdrylie7951 I realize that this would have further delayed the burial of a brave Marine, but it would have been almost justifiable to push the dirt onto that moron while he was still six feet under.
I think though in this case it’s a wonderful thing that so many patriots want to film the event. I get the annoyance if in yer face camera work but these guys kept their composure and never dropped a beat- now that’s a professional musician and soldier 👍👍🇬🇧🇮🇱
This is one of my favourite video's I've lost count how many times I've watched these young courageous men with their pipes and drums they are really inspirational (I did notice the base drummer swooped arm when that camera man was by him) may God protect these men where ever they go and thanks Jim for posting
Are you OK Janet?
I'm fine just can't get over the death of the queen how are you doing Jim
Damn fine regiment. It's no wonder the Scots were unbeatable. Those pipes would raise the dead!
As a British soldier, I still regret the demise of the Scottish Regiments to their current titles. The Royal Regiment of Scotland will never have the same kudos as The Argyles, The Black Watch, The Queens Own to name a few of the splendid regiments in history who served with destinations. Not to belittle the professionalism of the Jocks on parade that day.
The Jocks ? a derogatory term
@@johnwalker4089 How and why precisely. I'm ex highland regiment in the Canadian Army we used to have a Sergeant from another highland regiment from the British Army he said Jocks just the same.
@@alvindurochermtl it’s just along the same lines as calling a black person a n***r, and I am ex Argyll’s
@@johnwalker4089, I just confirmed with a young jock currently serving in 5 Scots, (A&SH). He confirms the regular use of the term Jock when referring to the private soldiers, and was shocked that an Ex Argyle would think otherwise especially with the racism being mentioned. 🏴
@@flagstafup5857 but racist & discriminatory comments are indemic in the British army, so he would be ignorant as to general public opinions
Superb band ,marching and discipline as one should expect ,thank you all.
Just amazing! God keep blessing all of you Scottish people! Regards from Brazil 🇧🇷.
From Canada and a Scot through heritage....absolutely love it...will have a wee dram in the Black Watch's honour!
Wee dram nothing. Pint or two.
JIM , Great sound , the Video shots of these Fine Scottish Soldiers ---- EXCELLENT !! ---
For me sind the scottish troups with pipes always exciting and wonderfull. God bless you , guys !
Elite regiments like the Black Watch drew its soldiers from all over the UK. My uncle from Sussex, England was in the Black Watch
And the German Bratwurst in the back. Love it ;) Greets from Germany
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ΕXCELLENT LADS!!! ALWAYS A JOY TO WATCH, PLEASE RELAY OUR RESPECT TO THEIR GALANT & PROFESSIONAL STANCE!! HEALTH TO ALL.
Love it when the pipes harmonise!
Mate, if the pipes don’t harmonise then it sounds absolute shite. And take that as gospel from an old piper……. Grüße aus Australien.
@Jim Ramsay, I can never get enough of these Videos. I imagine the different times over the years, these brave Soldiers, these proud Soldiers marched through their home areas. Alba gu bràth
The commanding officer is doing brilliant with these great soldiers
Lets hear a shout for the sergeants
@@peternotarfrancesco2614 You mean the ones who actually DO the work, the corporals too!
What the stuff is going on with the bloke with the camera weaving in and out the lines. Absolutely no respect for what is going on. Absolutely loved the “Green Hills of Tyrol” played with variations. Took me bak to my playing days. Grüße aus Australien.
excellent foot drill from the Drum Major !
Absolutely fantastic to see our boys in action well done lads 👏 from a proud 3 scotts dad 👏👏💪🏴
********* HI JIM , yes , many , many thanks for this. ---- TRULY SUPERB , Brilliant !! --- John , London.
Fantastic. I love the pipes and drums. Such a shame so many of the Scottish regments have beeen amagimated into the Scottish Regiment . But then it's the same all over. This from a Welsman.
Makes me swell with pride! I am a Scot before all else!
Not long now before it is all gone,all those proud Regiments and their proud Histories .So many soldiers.....
Quickest Scotland the Brave ever🏃♂️
Skill matey 🤣💨
I had the honour to serve with the Black Watch as an english man, but still became part of their family in the early 1980s.
Salute warrior
Beautiful sound you can’t beat it,well done lads your a credit to Britain 🇬🇧 mags
I'm so proud that my Great Grandfather William was Col cmdg 3rd Bn Black Watch.
Loved watching this love the bagpipes and walked this street so many times sadly my partner passed away and he played the bagpipes thank you so much for sharing gave me goosebumps
(When you forget the past? Your bound to repeat it.)
Come on. It's all about the soldiers. I want to see them marching too. Retrospectively, this comment might make a difference? I'm so proud of these soldiers.
The spectators should have more respect, an stay out of the pipers path,💪💪👍👍
About time to draw up rules about camera persons mingling with the parade... They ruin the occasion for many of us watching.
And yet without cameras you couldn't watch from the comfort of home?
@@NicholasWarnertheFirst he's talking about the goons getting in the middle of the regiment not filming from the outside of them 😳🤦♀️🥴
@@foreverlv311 oh OK fair enough
The scot regiment has always fascinated me, the song Scotland the brave has a heart warming tune, and the part of the dwarf horse is so cute, the men serving in this regiment are very lucky, a superb drill overall.
@nokman Konya, this dwarf horse is called a Shetland pony. His ancestors came from the Shetland Islands to the north of Scotland. Lance Corporal Cruachan IV, the Shetland Pony Mascot, has been with the Regiment for 4 years. He is the 4th such pony in the Regiment. He is a most cherished and loved member of his group. The Shetland Pony is tiny, developed in an environment that had the weather of the Atlantic on one side and the North Sea on the other. Tiny they are, 9 hands to their withers. Over the years, they have worked underground in coal mines, ploughed the fields on land, and were used for many many children as riding companions. My black Shetland named Teddy lived for 33 years. He was very very cunning. 🐎🐎🐎🏴🏴🏴
Disbanded here in Canada, real shame..
As soon the pipes started playing, the gods of war stood at attention
The Scots.....the Irish. the Welsh.....the English there is no to beat us for ceremony
Nice video of the regimental pipes and drums. Would like it better if you also focused a bit too n the advance guard and the troops.
This music is so good that my dead Great grandma came back to life just to turn it on
🤣🤣🤣this made me laugh..my dead grandparents in Edinburgh's mount Vernon cemetery raised up too 👍🏴🥃🤣
Hi there to you Jim.
Like the video here Excellent,
Superb and excellent!!!
My dad was born a Scotsman and I proud I'm half Scottish.
love the pipes, always have and always will, however the title should read, 3 Scots The Black Watch pipe band......nothing on the proud men marching behind.
Once again Jim, great video.
love it, always a great watch.
Time makes the wine. Taste fine. respectO
Exlalant Jim love it
Enjoy your videos 📹
The wee Bass drummer Gieing it laldie !
Sort it out Lads! Time to shine! Ye!
Some people think their entitled.
ignorance at its best
As a former soldier in the Scottish Division I find the marching on of the colours at such speed, a lack of respect for the colours and undignified. In fact this is a guards tradition!
Bloody hell can the British Army march.
Beautiful
Wonderful soldier. Very good and fantastic.🌅〰️〰️〰️👍🎼🎼
very Nice
Those people filming really spoil the video. How rude and disrespectful
Ich liebe und bewundere diese Musiker😍😍
my grandfather was with 10 The Black Watch during the Gteat War, was badly gassed
Pipes and drums brilliant, but a bit more focus on the troops behind with the colours would have been a bit better. Still... a good video.
Good job
Men die but a regiment lives ...
There is a reason Hadrian's Wall was built. Keep them safe from the .... Yeah. Everytime the banner is a loft? Time beat some sense into some one.
Onwards and upwards bro in arms
They have all earned their pint of Guinness 👍
@Gromit, Reckon the 3 Scots Black Watch would prefer a wee dram of whisky. Just saying. 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
@@gennibeaumont737 haha… right 😄
Brilliant !!!!
The Scots of Black Watch, 1 are the bravest of the brave., 2 the best trained soldier in the field, 3 they have such big hearts, the horses ride the man, rather than the man ride the horse, 4 they are not fools and will cut down the enemies of tge crown, or her allies.
They’re not any better trained than any other British infantry regiment, take the red hackle off your specs
Lock up your Daughters, Here comes the Black Watch.
A hope and wish for my distant relatives, please always keep a strong pride and passion for your nation! Please do not let your military become concerned about pronouns and other woke stuff as it has in my country. Related by descendants of clan Skene
******** These HIGHLY DISCIPLINED SOLDIERS , I wouldn't want to be their Enemy on the battlefield , that's for Sure !! -----the same applies to being the Enemy of the GURKAS , the Royal Marines / Commandos & other's !! ----
What is the significance of the opening part when they play double time and the troops are fanned out? Thanks for all your great videos,!
it's for the colour party, they are getting into position on parade, that's also why the pipe major is saluting :)
Saluting the uncasing of the Colours
@@fod1855 Drum Major
@@lizledbitter6711 oops yep you're right
@@fod1855 thanks very much for the information
Ah, that Scotland the Brave Techno Remix again :D
Awesome
I love that shetlander pony ; used to have one meself ;
Merci Jim Ramsay.
Band good like see a bit more of soldiers
The hairs on my arms have gone spikey
Ah yes bagpipes and drums.
loved it
As usual Jim.Pure ded Gallus
Two questions about the badass bass drummer.
1. How tired is he at the end of one of these parades? OMG!
2. How often does he re-head that bass drum? Seems like he'd go through one a day!
Does anybody else notice the way these men walk?
Team work makes the dream work
First part is not rendered at the correct speed ! It's way way too fast !
What about the rest of the Battalion's.
好聽
Pardon my not knowing. 1. What is the significance of the pony that is led in formation with the Black Watch?
2. What is the Crown that is carried in the sedan? I reallly enjoy the Black Watch and the traditions.
The pony is a Shetland Pony, Corporal Cruachan IV and is the mascot of The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Crown of Scotland, oldest crown in the UK!
@@JimRamsayJWR That's all very interesting. The pipes and drums give me chills just listening. I saw the Black Watch perform in Nashville in 1976 during our bicentennial. I'll never forget that! I love the sound of the pipes echoing through the mountains. Must be something to do with "highlanders".
Just wondering, shouldn't it be called "Third Scots, the black watch" rather then three Scots?
Does the bass drummer get repetitive strain injury
Or the 15th Para
I have a Kilt and a Spurren. MAR clan.
its a sporran chris
The Scottish highland community in Christchurch Aotearoa New Zealand gave I, A cook island milkshake lol a spurren to wear for an event. An English men gave me his Kelt.Love to the highlanders and English men
@@tupoupaulonikautupou3434 Proud Bastards. Cheers as I have been back just recently. Glasgow Rangers match and All.
Celtic steal
Why are they in camouflage and not peacetime uniform? Kilts?
They only wear the kilts for ceremonial occasions this is day to day stuff!
The Black Watch still exist. The only wanks that say they don’t is those from the Bns that were chosen to disappear. Now, go away into history……..
可否记录下来
Perth must be rough if you need protection with armed soldiers paroling the streets ahead of the Band
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Yes they ruin it.👍👍plus could be dangerous.
Nice groove lads ❤️…not a fan of the up tempos
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