Not to take anything away from Jim McLean, but he took an extant melody, known as Col. Robertson's, among other names, and slowed it down, putting his lyrics to it.
Actually Colonel Robertson is a speeded up version of various older melodies. Listen to Robert Burns’ Sweetest May for example, or Merry hae I been teething a Heckle where the instruction on the page (JSMM) is ‘slowly’. Blow the Wind Southerly’ comes from the same tune family.
@@hilariousname6826 also Kilmun of Kilmun. The ‘parent’ of this tune family is Mnathan an glinnie Seo said to have been sung to the children just before the massacre.
Thank you for both show and keeping these traditions alive ❤
Mein Herz ❤️ geht auf. Ich liebe eure Musik !
This is great and good! Beautiful and full of energetic life!
жги! эх раздолье👍
да, горящие волынки! И иногда горит Давид
RAPALJE Celtic Folk Music душа разгорается слушая зажигающюю волынку, молодцы, слушаю вас и не устаю слушать👏👏👏 👍вы лучшие👍
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Geweldig 👌
Fijn dat je het leuk vind, Marcel!
Spasibo
Thanks!
Massacre of Glencoe Written by Jim McLean
Not to take anything away from Jim McLean, but he took an extant melody, known as Col. Robertson's, among other names, and slowed it down, putting his lyrics to it.
Actually Colonel Robertson is a speeded up version of various older melodies. Listen to Robert Burns’ Sweetest May for example, or Merry hae I been teething a Heckle where the instruction on the page (JSMM) is ‘slowly’. Blow the Wind Southerly’ comes from the same tune family.
@@jawmac6378 Wasn't aware of those older tunes; will give them a listen. Thanks.
@@hilariousname6826 also Kilmun of Kilmun. The ‘parent’ of this tune family is Mnathan an glinnie Seo said to have been sung to the children just before the massacre.