Loch Lomond
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2016
- Live audio
Recorded in the Woodshop Recording studio.
I have other versions of this out there but this one has a really beautiful violin solo (Moritz Behm) and features a celtic harp(Julia Cuningham).
Other performers
Piano: Andy Slade
Bass: Casey Ryder
I dug this out of the archives for Robbie burns day. All the photos are not owned by me but come by way of the of the fantastic photographers of the internet. I thought it would be nice to showcase the beauty of Scotland that inspired the great Scottish Poet - Robbie Burns. - เพลง
My boyfriend died 3 years ago and every time I hear this song, I think of him in heaven and how we will never meet again in this life. I love you baby❤
Ah I'm sure you'll meet in heaven his waiting for you. His being taken care of by God almighty.
Sorry tae hear that
God is great; you will meat again in God's time. Sorry for your loss
Sorry, for your loss. Loosing friends is always hard.
@@berndlauert8179 wot? what???
Being from Scotland and living by the Loch. I can say I 100% approve this.
My eyes fill with tears at this song and the thought of the brave lads who charged the English cannon at Culloden Moor for Scotland, may they R.I.P.
I love this song so much
I just think of outlander all the time,
I'm a Welsh celt lady I love Scotland so much 😘
There is a great richness to this man's voice as he sings this wonderful song.
I love this song and being Scottish always makes me cry
Beautiful rendition of this song. Never fails to make me emotional. Surpassed in this matter only by the irish song "fields of athenry". That one I never manage to sing to the end..
日本人で言葉の意味はわからないですが歌声が心に響きます。とってもステキです
I’m in love ❤️🏴 with Scotland. My goal is to move and live there. Thank you for this beautiful song and amazing video.
My family was genocided 700 years ago in Scotland. I am a descendent of one who escaped. We were exiled from Scotland for 700 years, until now. This song was written 700 years ago. Its about two Scottish prisoners who were locked up in England during the war. One prisoner was set free. The other was executed. The low road, is the one taken by the one who was executed . His spirit arrives back to Scotland before the other prisoner who was set free and takes the high road. Of course, the one who was executed will never meet his true love again. When I hear this song, I think about all my anscestors who would never meet again with their true love due to the genocide. And, I think of all the anscestors who descended over 700 years but were exiled and never had the chance to meet their true love ever in Loch Lomond. Its very heartbreaking. But, I know the spirit of my anscestors took the low road back to Scotland. And, many died in the soil of the Highlands. I have not yet been able to go to Scotland. I am living in the United States. But, this song makes me want to have a true love to go there with. Im also feeling really blessed that the exile has been lifted and hoping I get the opportunity to go. This song haunts my soul.
Loch Lomond wasnt written in the thirteenhundreds?
Absolutely by far and away the best version I have ever had the pleasure of litening to of Loch Lomond. Cheers mates! 👍😉
Gorgeous. Simply gorgeous. You have a new fan, Ken.
Ein unglaublich ergreifendes Lied, Schottland ist schon lange in meiner Seele
I'm not scottish......
But i love hear this melody.....
So much beautiful🤗🤗🤗😁
I love Scotland ! !
Beautiful rendition of this very moving song.
Listening to you sing this song is giving me the chills.
So beautiful ! You moved me to tears . ❤
Great version!
Thanks
Obviously I had to watch this...Thank you for the music, vocals & images, all in unisson. As a Scotland lover, I appreciate it at the highest point ! 🙏👍 Indeed, lots of repertoire you can sing beautifully ! (and your picture of that "Highlander" pub looks pretty much like the one we have in the center of Paris, by the way !)
This beautiful Song always reminds me of walking home from the pub back to my Broch on Trusty Hill in Galloway and shitting in my pants after 19 pints of Mcewans heavy Ale!
Beautiful!
Beautiful 🌹😘
Never have heard of this song before. The song is so sad.... and your voice is incredibly beautiful.
Feels like I am watching this poor Celtic lady on the bonnie banks.... T.T
Dan Vasc sings this song, both of you do a beautiful rendition of it.
Omg your voice is beautiful ❤️
Very good song
LINDA canção ♥️👏👏🇧🇷
Still a beautiful song
Ken I must say , your rendition is the most moving my ears have ever heard...be well...
La magia di un posto racchiusa in uno specchio d'acqua
I was there last month, unfortunetely I saw only fog :p
That's to make sure you'll come back :)
Where is this castle on the rock? Amazing.
What an exquisite place.
ADRIENNE ALLEN I live there and it's such a honour
I try to make a short video in memory of my brother who passed away and loved this song very much. Can I use this song as a background music to go with it and put your credit? Thanks.
Good job, beautiuful! I'm actually here because of Your Metal-reactions. But: Have You ever listened to Bryn Terfel's version of this tune? Another great interpretation! Best wishes from Vienna, Austria!
Castles/Buildings of the old.
I discovered you when you were reacting to Dimash. I hope you do a lot more reactions. You have a lovely voice and I just love Loch Lomond. My mother used to sing it to us when we were young. There is another that sounded like Bronie Marlin or something like that. Do you know the song?
3:27: that lad has a cool cape
I am English ( God Forbid ), but l appreciate what a wonderful tune this is. Not all English are extreme nationalist fanatics.
Well done Ken. I get a feeling that’s there’s a bit of Scottish in your voice,, am I right ? X
where are the rock spires at 1:44 ?
You should react to "Bonnie Portmore" by Loreena McKennitt.
She is so great!
Whos this by sorry?
Anyone els watching this in mrs Reyes class
no
me!!
Lugar encantado!!