Brilliant performance by the lads I was proud to match everyone of them on that night as always and most of them had only just returned that week from Afghanistan so well done to our fine regiment once again
It was written by Drum Major Mick Hall Coldstream Guards around 1973. Us, the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards C.O.D. were first to play this. Nice to see it`s still going !
Excuse me asking, but what are your guy's headress called? It's not the same as a guards bearskin, just curious. Ex 17th/21st Lancer. Good drum Corps by the way.
@@chesterflyer Thanks for answering. I didn't know there was such a thing. Where did that tradition come from? Our headress is called a Chapka which is simply Polish for hat, but they were the first to wear the square topped cap. The plumes for OR's is horse hair. Officers have swan feathers. Just thought I'd share some info.
Sealskins appeared in the 1880s I think I have no idea why they adopted them but that full dress has survived in the regiment to see to the present day.
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Brilliant performance by the lads I was proud to match everyone of them on that night as always and most of them had only just returned that week from Afghanistan so well done to our fine regiment once again
Fantastic lads. From an ex royal anglian(poacher).
Always gets my heart going when I hear the drums of any regt :))
Absolutely outstanding. I could listen to this all day.*****
The fact that you are a few years and I don't have to go out and about this one has been in bed and I have no idea how to get
outstanding performance from somebody who likes ulster and Scottish flute bands
god bless and RIP Lee
spent my school holidays in the drum stores ..my old dad was drum major 3rd btn RRF many moons ago....
10:52 Rakes of Mallow sounding amazing!!
well done grandad and paul and everyone eles and big al
This was absolutely brilliant!
I have been fortunate enough to witness the black light show a few times & its always great, Well done to the Corps of Drums of 1 & 2 RRF
O.A.F.A.A.F
RIP Lee rigby
Mum absolutely loves this video. She suffers with dementia but starts marching as soon as she hears it.
Bless her, so glad she enjoys it xx
Outstanding
22years in the 2RRF took my beret and hackle to Kharkiv never got the chance to say hi from padderbourne to Russians. sorted now . Good on you drums 👍
Proud to have served 2RRF God bless the regiment 👏🇬🇧
My fucking crew ......2 RRF 4 life ✌😎🤐🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
My lot Terence too ex milan platoon 2RRF sadly defunct never forget pal
It's called set of jigs we use it always for indoor jobs
It was written by Drum Major Mick Hall Coldstream Guards around 1973. Us, the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards C.O.D. were first to play this. Nice to see it`s still going !
What tune is that at about 11:00 in this recording?
GF Wakefield 1st Batt RF London Reg KIA LaChapel Flanders 1-5 -1914 Lest we forget Keep up the Tradition Lads, Well Played
What is the Name of the Flute March at the Start ? ? ?
The Great Escape theme
Does anyone know where I could find the notes for lord of the dance?
What is it that they play at about 11:58?
highland laddie
What are the fifes they're using called?
Bb Flutes
An f flute
What's the name of the march played at the beginning ?
Great escape
Excuse me asking, but what are your guy's headress called? It's not the same as a guards bearskin, just curious. Ex 17th/21st Lancer. Good drum Corps by the way.
It's a sealskin
@@chesterflyer Thanks for answering. I didn't know there was such a thing. Where did that tradition come from? Our headress is called a Chapka which is simply Polish for hat, but they were the first to wear the square topped cap. The plumes for OR's is horse hair. Officers have swan feathers. Just thought I'd share some info.
Sealskins appeared in the 1880s I think I have no idea why they adopted them but that full dress has survived in the regiment to see to the present day.
@@chesterflyer Be thankful your regiment survived. Mine was ammalgamated, then the resultant regiment was ammalgamated. Bloody tories.
What's with the two fifers drinking the Root Beer? is that a tradition or just wanted to have some drinks? XD
ONCE A FUSILIER ALWAYWS A FUSILIER 3 RRF
1956 n/s to 1958 most boys from eastend.
The drum major has a tattoo on his wrist
And?
chesterflyer I'm just saying
Semaj Bronson yes I have one on both mate lol
25045269 wait you are the drum major in the video?
Semaj Bronson yes mate
OAFAAF
Great stuff but why do these people have to ruin it with ther idiot clapping? It happens at tattoos as well.
Flutes are terribly out of tune ,, drummers don't know when to stop marching get Ur act together
The 4orce twat! You haven’t got a clue what you are taking about these boys have been back one week from 6 months in Afghanistan haha you idiot