Men of steel that have given their lives to Britain for decades. My father fought with the 51st Highland Division from Africa to Germany. I have tears in my eyes listening to this
Hats off to your dad for saving the free world. Thinking of everything that was required of those boys back then makes me feel like a weakling. Our vets fought like lions, and you should be very proud of your father
Least 5 times a week probably, stems from them being the 42nd hight regiment of foot (I believe anyway), were founded from three of the Campbells (hence likely I think they wear their tartan), meaning crooked mouth in English quite essentially. Were formally probably the most powerful Clan in Scotland. Funny how when they supported King Robert I (Clan Bruce) for the throne were actually a relatively minor clan, then in the next century their chief was made 1st Lord of Argyll (namely Duncan Campbell), is now is his grace the Duke of Argyll (Torquhill Campbell).
I recently found out my great grandfather fought in ww1 with the Cameron highlander s and ive always had an affinity with the pipes and anything Scottish. I myself servedbsix years in the Scots guards and loved marching behind the pipes and drums.
Awesome performance by The Watch P&D's. Nothing more magnificent and evocative than Highlanders on the march behind the P&D's. What a fine history The Black Watch has, nothing but admiration and RESPECT for them- along with all the Jock line inf regts. Greetings and *RESPECT* from England (ex-Liverpool Scottish Regt)
God I love this tune. First heard it watching Great Escape with my dad as a kid. Something about these drum and pipe tunes gets to me. Not Scottish or even British. They just latch onto your soul and don't let go.
Pvt.: Sergeant, who we fightin' this war? English? French? Irish? Other Scots? Spaniards? Bosch? Sgt.: Does it matter? Pvt.: Ooh that's a damn good point
In another video, this is like 18 minutes long. That Bass drummer hit that about 12k times. He sets the cadence. Want to see it done well, Watch Canadian troops coming in,"The Devils Brigade". They get it right with honor and respect. Enjoyed my time leading a battalion of Canadians with my Regiment. Their attention to duty embarrassed me a bit. Always on time, never complained in front of NCO's and Officers or other nationalities. Not like a group I was attached to during the Iran Contra affair, when a Nicaraguan officer shot one of his own men in the leg.
I'm a Canadian of Highland Scots and Acadian descent.. When I Hear the pipes I want a drink and a good fight and a good woman to keep me going.. Always felt rambunctious as a kid... I will make a trip over some day I hope to see where we came from... stay sober
Why the fook would u want to fight hearing the piper after a few shandy? How we roll in the heartland is get pissed,if you pull,you pull,if not get hame to bed.Unless yer a prick when yer on the piss then yell get yer fuckn tawtys fur trying to start boxing
....and the old lady at 2:01 pointing at he CO? She sure says to her hubby "look, that's wee Jamie Campbell ! He was my pupil at St. Mungo primary school
Don't knock The Corries who single handedly rebooted Scottish folk music back in the '60s Though personally for a Scottish National Anthem I still prefer "Scots Wha' Hae" :)
Love watching these guys agree with gremlin53 could watch them all day I actually do watch them as much as possible and Jim does post the greatest video's
Ryan's Fancy: Gallant Forty Twa ua-cam.com/video/omKqvS2pI0w/v-deo.html Wha Saw The 42nd sung by Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor ua-cam.com/video/CJS_8kRX_ig/v-deo.html - Gives just a little of the history - HTH?
@@JimRamsayJWR It is Wha' saw (Who saw) not "what saw". It goes on "Wha' saw them gang awa (who saw them going away). The tattie howkers sailin doon the broomielaw. The potato diggers sailing down the broomielaw ( part of the Clyde in Glasgow)
@@JimRamsayJWR it is aMilitary Zombie-fight experience where players are put on a single team and need to fend off hordes of Zombies of different variants endlessly, or while doing an objective. and it also have the 42nd
and the songs are Scotland the Brave Amazing Grace Auld Lang Syne Rooster O' the North Black Bear Wha Saw the 42nd Caber Feidh Bonnie Dundee Highland Harry
Aye, the pipes are great and the traditions are wonderful.... but what is "3 Scots"... a subject military unit in a subject Scottish Nation. Get back to the real "Black Watch" and give the Scottish Nation back it's pride.
it's bureaucratic reasons the BA (British Army) is so criminally underfunded and undermanned they had to put all of the Scottish Regiments into one in order to keep numbers and replacements for retirees or casualties. It's breaking my Hieland Heart so it is
@lindowan123 Sounds like a right cock. There wouldn't be much of an Army to speak of, if we were Independent. The Red Arrows are more powerful than all of Ireland's Air Force. To put things into perspective.
@@YARROWS9 Exactly. And what exactly does the chippy separatist above mean by "get back to the real "black watch"" .. given the Black Watch were formed after Scotland became part of the union and have always been part of the British Army. Given however the way the SNP have dumbed down and rewritten the teaching of history in Scotland and the separatists themselves seem to have no inclination to read anything other than bullshit chippy anglophobic posts on social media, I doubt many of them could work that out.
![The Black Watch (3-SCOTS) - Perth Homecoming Parade [4K/UHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-U5jOkkyaTI/mqdefault.jpg)
Men of steel that have given their lives to Britain for decades. My father fought with the 51st Highland Division from Africa to Germany. I have tears in my eyes listening to this
Hats off to your dad for saving the free world. Thinking of everything that was required of those boys back then makes me feel like a weakling. Our vets fought like lions, and you should be very proud of your father
My favorite video on UA-cam. I play it three times a day - at least.
That is brilliant! Keep it up!
I'm on my 13th today.. just non stop marching band wherever I go
Same here lads
Least 5 times a week probably, stems from them being the 42nd hight regiment of foot (I believe anyway), were founded from three of the Campbells (hence likely I think they wear their tartan), meaning crooked mouth in English quite essentially. Were formally probably the most powerful Clan in Scotland. Funny how when they supported King Robert I (Clan Bruce) for the throne were actually a relatively minor clan, then in the next century their chief was made 1st Lord of Argyll (namely Duncan Campbell), is now is his grace the Duke of Argyll (Torquhill Campbell).
Love the call to "Eye's Right" from the Battalion CO for the Veterans. Shows some respect.
..'Veterans, salute!
That wasn't for the veterans it was eyes right for the mayor who was taking the parade.
@@davidscoltock3970 could be because they have to for the mayor, whereas for the veterans they are happy to.
Dais was on the right
I put this on whenever I'm doing my exercising on my stationary bike. It always gets my heart rate up! The cadence is perfect for an intense workout!
How can you not puff out ya chest and put a snap in your step when ya hear this! All the tunes o glory!
I recently found out my great grandfather fought in ww1 with the Cameron highlander s and ive always had an affinity with the pipes and anything Scottish. I myself servedbsix years in the Scots guards and loved marching behind the pipes and drums.
One of the best tunes to march to it's got so much swagger
Awesome performance by The Watch P&D's. Nothing more magnificent and evocative than Highlanders on the march behind the P&D's. What a fine history The Black Watch has, nothing but admiration and RESPECT for them- along with all the Jock line inf regts. Greetings and *RESPECT* from England (ex-Liverpool Scottish Regt)
This make's you want to cry. Brilliant. My grandfather served with the Black Watch.
God I love this tune. First heard it watching Great Escape with my dad as a kid. Something about these drum and pipe tunes gets to me. Not Scottish or even British. They just latch onto your soul and don't let go.
I bet the 12 dislikes herd the pipes and Ran lol 😂
probably the germans
Their the ones wha’ saw the 42nd.
Naah, they were English. LOL
@@David-yc6ph all im going to say is LOL!!! haha
This has the same latch as Cock o the North or the Atholl Highlanders does. Just inspiring
It does.
Pvt.: Sergeant, who we fightin' this war? English? French? Irish? Other Scots? Spaniards? Bosch?
Sgt.: Does it matter?
Pvt.: Ooh that's a damn good point
Cracking tune
In another video, this is like 18 minutes long. That Bass drummer hit that about 12k times. He sets the cadence. Want to see it done well, Watch Canadian troops coming in,"The Devils Brigade". They get it right with honor and respect. Enjoyed my time leading a battalion of Canadians with my Regiment. Their attention to duty embarrassed me a bit. Always on time, never complained in front of NCO's and Officers or other nationalities. Not like a group I was attached to during the Iran Contra affair, when a Nicaraguan officer shot one of his own men in the leg.
You either want to garb your sword and fall in or you want to run in terror because you know it is your knell. Love it.
I'm a Canadian of Highland Scots and Acadian descent..
When I Hear the pipes I want a drink and a good fight and a good woman to keep me going..
Always felt rambunctious as a kid...
I will make a trip over some day I hope to see where we came from... stay sober
Why the fook would u want to fight hearing the piper after a few shandy? How we roll in the heartland is get pissed,if you pull,you pull,if not get hame to bed.Unless yer a prick when yer on the piss then yell get yer fuckn tawtys fur trying to start boxing
As a an Aussie digger, I LOVE THIS
I'd bayonet charge through the gates of hell if a piper played this going into battle
Always love watching the drummers
That pony has more pride and honor than 80% of all Americans. I wish I was joking.
Enemy we have much superior numbers.Scots : we gonna march anyway
More people should watch this. Stirring stuff - respect and duty - cheers from Australia.
Now that’s what I’m talking about! I feel that in my Bones! Much Respect and Honor!
All Awesome and solid BASS!
Great stuff ..remember this watching Wee Willie Winnie as a young boy
THE BEST. HONOR AND KUDOS FROM WV. USA. THE BLACK WATCH
put this on and my house bunnies ran for cover under the desk ! love the bagpipes and yes men of steel.. something special about Scottish regiments
God bless the Black Watch! 🇺🇸⚔️🏴
Makes you proud to be Scottish. God knows why the SNP would want to leave the UK with a history like that
Um like all of the genocide? Maybe learn some history?
1:42 Older Jocks on the right!
....and the old lady at 2:01 pointing at he CO? She sure says to her hubby "look, that's wee Jamie Campbell ! He was my pupil at St. Mungo primary school
I fought for Australia, but my family is all low lander scots! Salute boys!
One word. Gorgeous
Jim quite agree this Perth March is wonderful.
This should have been Scotlands National Anthem ! Far better the the poncy 'Flowers of Scotland'
Malcolm Coghill aye coz god save the queens pure manly lol
And it’s Flower not Flowers
To be fair, we don't have an anthem anyway. That's just a Scottish loldependence dirge for sports events.
Don't knock The Corries who single handedly rebooted Scottish folk music back in the '60s Though personally for a Scottish National Anthem I still prefer "Scots Wha' Hae" :)
Flower of Scotland is the unofficial anthem. Scots wha hae is still the official anthem ,I believe.
My main warm up tune before I compete
Thanks JR for the posting, however I have alot of your new postings to catch up on, just a quick note of appreciation Kiaora NZ.
Katerina .. thanks!
Wonderful traditions.
Nice! 🇬🇧🏴
Love watching these guys agree with gremlin53 could watch them all day I actually do watch them as much as possible and Jim does post the greatest video's
My great grandfather McClaren regiment in the first world war.
Fucking impressive.
Notice the soldiers in front with weapons at Patrol Ready
Seems to be new idea to show they are real soldiers and not a ceremonial unit.Its how they do patrols in peacekeeping duties.
@@col4574 Thanks.
Are the force protection bods carrying GPMGs? Nice
Anyone know what make and model these bagpipes are? Looked everywhere online. Maybe someone reading this knows
Hardie currently supply pipes to the British Army. This is because of their ability to mass produce pipes with a very close tone and appearance.
Anyone know who the auld soldiers are (retired black watch?) and the people on the stand
Can someone tell me what this song is called?
What saw the 42nd
What saw the 42nd
Or look up "wha wadna fecht for charlie"
Ryan's Fancy: Gallant Forty Twa
ua-cam.com/video/omKqvS2pI0w/v-deo.html
Wha Saw The 42nd sung by Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor
ua-cam.com/video/CJS_8kRX_ig/v-deo.html - Gives just a little of the history - HTH?
@@JimRamsayJWR It is Wha' saw (Who saw) not "what saw". It goes on "Wha' saw them gang awa (who saw them going away). The tattie howkers sailin doon the broomielaw. The potato diggers sailing down the broomielaw ( part of the Clyde in Glasgow)
Perfect!!!
The best - as ever.
As a highland piper, I play this tune, but these blokes are high octane.
ua-cam.com/video/poJBWQET4Hc/v-deo.html
Do you know name of first song...??? Cover your ears😂
@@gristock5473FIRST "song"? It's the same tune throughout...
@@adamcharney what song is it...???
AMEN, brothers
As piper this is my favorite march
Ama drummer this march am going to self teach
Interesting!sounds like 'wha woudna ficht for Charlie '!
wow
Awesome :)
Tune might be Wha Twa the Tattie Howkers
Hail the Black Watch
Super! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
who came here from guts and black powder?
What is "guts and Black Powder?"
@@JimRamsayJWR it is aMilitary Zombie-fight experience where players are put on a single team and need to fend off hordes of Zombies of different variants endlessly, or while doing an objective. and it also have the 42nd
and the songs are Scotland the Brave
Amazing Grace
Auld Lang Syne
Rooster O' the North
Black Bear
Wha Saw the 42nd
Caber Feidh
Bonnie Dundee
Highland Harry
Me with my team on way to escape san seb:
@@JimRamsayJWR basically it's a roblox napoleonic game where you fight zombies
that's pretty much it
Класс!
Gods chosen culture
I better all on Cives... Call on Ives
🤣 just watched it yesterday!
Aye, the pipes are great and the traditions are wonderful.... but what is "3 Scots"... a subject military unit in a subject Scottish Nation. Get back to the real "Black Watch" and give the Scottish Nation back it's pride.
it's bureaucratic reasons the BA (British Army) is so criminally underfunded and undermanned they had to put all of the Scottish Regiments into one in order to keep numbers and replacements for retirees or casualties. It's breaking my Hieland Heart so it is
@lindowan123 Sounds like a right cock. There wouldn't be much of an Army to speak of, if we were Independent. The Red Arrows are more powerful than all of Ireland's Air Force. To put things into perspective.
@@YARROWS9
Exactly.
And what exactly does the chippy separatist above mean by "get back to the real "black watch"" .. given the Black Watch were formed after Scotland became part of the union and have always been part of the British Army.
Given however the way the SNP have dumbed down and rewritten the teaching of history in Scotland and the separatists themselves seem to have no inclination to read anything other than bullshit chippy anglophobic posts on social media, I doubt many of them could work that out.
Eyes right boys, good job 👏
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