I am Archie Macaulay and used to spend summers at the Creagorry Hotel. Iain tried to get me started on the accordion but there was not enough time. I helped him paint the railings of the old south ford bridge and got in trouble with my grand father when he kept me out after 10 o’clock when I was only 9. The ceilidh was in a thatched cottage with a peat fire, which was warm and lovely. My uncle Roddy used to play with Iain on bbc Saturday evening Gaelic concerts. All the best Archie x
I keep coming back a few times each night and playing this version. Makes the soul dance and feel good, good on ya for posting this! (my sons father masquerading as himself and using his youtube account to comment lol.......but truth be known, he would love this too, it's in his genes!)
Hi ian mac lachlan was also my grandfather! I'm pleased too see that people still listen too his music!
I am Archie Macaulay and used to spend summers at the Creagorry Hotel. Iain tried to get me started on the accordion but there was not enough time. I helped him paint the railings of the old south ford bridge and got in trouble with my grand father when he kept me out after 10 o’clock when I was only 9. The ceilidh was in a thatched cottage with a peat fire, which was warm and lovely. My uncle Roddy used to play with Iain on bbc Saturday evening Gaelic concerts. All the best Archie x
Got the CD, never tire of listening to it.
There is nothing to compare charging through Skye on my way to the boat and this blaring.
This tune has long been a favourite and to get toes tapping to.
I keep coming back a few times each night and playing this version. Makes the soul dance and feel good, good on ya for posting this! (my sons father masquerading as himself and using his youtube account to comment lol.......but truth be known, he would love this too, it's in his genes!)