Runrig were never ever accredited for the work they did keeping Highland Gaelic Language Music and Culture alive in the 70s/80s/90s at a time when the Globalist EU Liberals positively discouraged all forms of individual Nationalism - we were even encouraged to learn French at High School over Gaelic - so I'm glad Gaelic has survived thus far - Runrig were important to the Culture and Identity of the young Highland Gael expressed through their great records music and song - disappointing perhaps they never received recognition or a Lifetime Achievement Award from any of our so called Scottish Governments
It's more a look of "Well, why did I ever leave" mixed with "Wow, that came back quickly". And hopefully "Must get back together someday and rock the islands again".
That's just the way Blair is. Unassuming. Have you not seen or heard any of his current music. Recommend you listen to any of his CDs, of which there are many. No he has not been left behind. Check out him playing Western Soul with Runrig in New York. It's a gem.
Absolutely love this. Blair Douglas is an amazing accordion player
Well that was brilliant, really put a spring in my step.
Three absolutely fantastic musicians. Was at the Muir.
I cannot see anything stopping these guys coming back to Leverburgh! Surely they have not just hung up their plectrums and drumsticks for ever!
I just love you guys ❤️
Great love it can’t get enough
Brilliant! Would be great to hear the McDonald brothers do more of this in their retirement!
Absolutely love this
It was a member of the formation. Thank you for your precious movie:-))
brilliant - Just wish they would do more of this
That's the guys I knew personally back when they played in Leverborough and on the ferry and other places!!
Didn't know that in history Clan Donald being allies sort of to speak of Clan Bruce, latter being a descendant of the Clan
Marvellous! Get Malcolm in and let's have a rocked-up album of this stuff....!
l have a feeling Donnie will be back....but back to the begining. Skye Boys Always you can't stop a beat
Brilliant stuff. Love to hear more of this, including Blair.
Is Blair's mother as to why Runrig even existed at all!
Classic!!!
Amazing !!
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something simple well played can sound amazing
Sort and sweet
Brilliant
Runrig were never ever accredited for the work they did keeping Highland Gaelic Language Music and Culture alive in the 70s/80s/90s at a time when the Globalist EU Liberals positively discouraged all forms of individual Nationalism - we were even encouraged to learn French at High School over Gaelic - so I'm glad Gaelic has survived thus far - Runrig were important to the Culture and Identity of the young Highland Gael expressed through their great records music and song - disappointing perhaps they never received recognition or a Lifetime Achievement Award from any of our so called Scottish Governments
Great Musik
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Is there a longer version of this song?
genialt
Could do with a 12 inch version of this 👍
Ceol a Danssa I think. Might have got the spelling wrong! One of their originals
Blair looks so lost here - runrig have come a long way since the early days - Rory and Calum look so confident
It's more a look of "Well, why did I ever leave" mixed with "Wow, that came back quickly". And hopefully "Must get back together someday and rock the islands again".
That's just the way Blair is. Unassuming. Have you not seen or heard any of his current music. Recommend you listen to any of his CDs, of which there are many. No he has not been left behind. Check out him playing Western Soul with Runrig in New York. It's a gem.
Iontach ar fad