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Amazing to see so many elderly people dancing ... it must be due to Scott's Porridge Oats 😂 How do tgey remember all the steps in gge correct order ?? I'd probably cause utter chaos and mayhem because my memory is like a sieve !!

oh no I am getting dizzy again watching dancers go around in circles

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Good to see lots of young people taking part and keeping the tradition going!

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Предок "Скоттиша"

Beautiful

I adored this Dance and Tune since the first time I saw / heard it. No surprise to discover, as I have just done a mo ago, that the Band was led by Iain MacPhail. One of those, where each Dancer has to have done his or her homework, if irreparable chaos is to be avoided.

Still come back here ......Often.......

Best set of tunes iv'e ever heard.....Believe my and i watch a lot of videos...

"The Drunken Piper,." Sounds like the accordionist was a little drunk himself. Ha!

Good to see the reel being danced by a set of men ... as it was devised. But oh, those feet.

Passing let shoulder is what makes this dance special, otherwise it is too much like" Pelourus Jack"

Nicely done. But some people were dancing Mairi's Wedding while others were dancing Mairi's Divorce. (Passing left or right shoulder at the half reels).

That was fun to watch and hear. Nice to see so many men in kilts! :D

The pink lady was showing off and then messed up the rights and left

I love the variation at 0:13 by the third couple in the left-hand set closest to the camera. Now I know what to do when otherwise third couple is standing about like a couple of fence posts!

Well done to the last couple, they seem to have found an elegant solution for getting the 2nd reel in sync. I have not seen that done before, but will definitely be using it in the future.

AMAZING! Does this mean the Americans STOLE all the music from the Scots?

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Great playing and selection of tunes.

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@kilteddave Have a look at the comment I posted. Jim McLeod drew up the arrangement and recorded this in about 1986 or so. He called the tune The Stone Mountain Reel. Jan

The music was first recorded in about 1986 by Jim McLeod and his band who were at the Hydro in Dunblaine. Jim and his band came to the Stone Mountain Highland Games for many years, playing this tune for the dancers at the Tattoo. It was a particular favorite with American audiences and dancers. Whille not traditional Scottish tunes, we are a world-wide group, and this is a really fund tune to dance to. Jan in Atlanta

That was great! Love the extra spins. XD

FIVE MINUTES OF PURE JOY..............

Brilliant ......Just the thing for a good night in front of the computer with a wee dram......

Great new uploads here from Dave....High Quality........Just the Business.....New Band .......Some fatastic Dancing from RSCDS Manchester.......

Where else would you see a dancefloor full of people with smiles on there faces obviously really enjoying themselves ...........

Well done ,a nice crowd of lads and lassies ,all joining in and having a good time ........

Fair cheers you up on a very cold winters night........

Classy Stuff this .......The way is should be done ....

Excellent standard of Dancing, it's unusual to get a hall full of dancers that remember the dance. Very well done to you all, very enjoyable.

Another great posting by Dave .....Well done the lady with her arm in a sling.........

Got the chance of going out tonight BONFIRE NIGHT .... To cold ... Stayed in filled up my glass with my favorite tipple....Head Phones on ...Who could ask for anything more........

Some years back i ran an in house disco at the hotel where i worked.As often happened at weddings and functions things were a bit slow to get going.one night it was really bad .i hit on the idea of trying a scottish country dance .It worked a treat broke the ice .i rember it well i used the Dashing White Sergant.Worked everytime Lost count of the times Brides parents would come over and thank me for saving the night...Just a grand memory now..........

I'm sorry but who said it was normal. It was dance in an evening of dances and it was one that was captured on film. It was to show how fun Scottish Country Dancing can be - it is not all stuck up as some people would have us believe. I am, however, indebted to you for giving me the names of the tunes.

As I'm sure you should know that not ALL Scottish Country dances have to stick to just Scottish music and tunes!

Shame you don't know much about Scottish Country Dancing or you'd know that there are many different tunes and variations and you'd also have heard of the band that are playing.

A good way of keeping fit

Fantastic stuff. Really enjoyable. Thanks. Terry.

It certainly was - sorry for the quality but you get the feel of the dance etc..

its me again kilteddave this has just made my night well done and thanks again

love it thanks for posting it and giving me so much enjoyment ...

The music was provided by The Iain MacPhail Scottish Country Dance Band

The music was provided by the Iain MacPhail Scottish Country Dance Band.