Piper McCall playing two 6/8 marches

Fairwell to the Creeks tune, supposedly written onto a piece of yellow blotting paper while the composer, James “Robbie” Robertson, was in solitary confinement in a German POW camp during the Great War, the tune refers to a natural feature of the coastline of Portknockie on the southern short of the Moray Firth, Scotland.
Dovecote Park tune. When Willie Ross first came to Edinburgh sometime around 1920, he stayed with James Braidwood at Dovecote Park until his logdings in Edinburgh Castle were ready. Braidwood wrote “Pipe Major William Ross’s Welcome to Dovecote Park.” Ross was not one for ostentatious tributes to himself and subsequently published the tune as “Dovecote Park,” the only name by which it is known today.
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Absolutely beautiful.

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@@N99JH Thank you! Very much appreciated