The Black Watch (3-SCOTS) - Perth Homecoming Parade [4K/UHD]
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2019
- A repost of a classic from 2018 which had to be retired due to copyright issues.
For the full experience, check out this version which has Dunfermline Homecoming at the beginning too (this has not been speeded up!!)
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from a us Vietnam vet thanks my Brothers
around 12:20 when those vets are lined up and that old salt calls to salute is my favorite part. just makes me smile. those old dogs looking into the faces that are the future of their nation's security, and those men in the parade looking to the faces who protected their nation in the past. what an awesome moment.
can you tell me what he says exactly i don t understand very well thanks ;) i am French
I agree 100%. One of the few times I marched soldiers in formation as a Lieutenant (US Army), there was a group of WW2 vets standing nearby for a reunion, visiting the post. I'm still not 100% sure but I thought I spotted a Medal of Honor on one of their necks (several awardees of the medal lived in the area at the time). I called an "eyes right" and saluted them as went past. Later, a couple of NCOs came up and said they thought I had lost my mind with that order, UNTIL they saw the veterans at the curb. One said, "That was a class act, Sir," which I still consider one of the best compliments I ever got from an NCO.
aw man that gave me wood!!
Me too! Just grand!!
@@eliasfastVegas Bonjour, yes, he is ordering the veterans to salute the Regiments colours ( the flags carried by the soldiers in kilts) the colours are flags with the Regiments battle honours embroidered on them. The colours of British army Regiments are held as almost sacred and are gifted to them by the monarchy
I never knew Drachinifel was a Drum Major.... I am a Yank here, but descended of Scottish blood. MacAndrew(s). They dropped the Mac when they came to America in the 1800s. My mom would not let my dad listen to the Pipes at home. they drove her nuts... I guess you either love or hate the bagpipes and drums! We would listen to Bluegrass and Scottish Pipe and Drum music when Mom was not around. I have always been very proud of my Scottish heritage, Back in the early 80s or so, my Cousin was stationed around Europe in the Military and did a deep dive in to our family history. We re- discovered our family Crest and Tartar and traced our lineage back to St. Andrew. To go any further back would have taken more money than he had at the time. On my bucket list is a trip to Scotland to see a REAL Scottish Military pipe and drum parade and to visit St. Andrews golf course, and take in the beautiful countryside. Just imagine being the enemy, hearing this coming for several hours, knowing that each beat of that drum brought many angry Scottsmen one step closer to you. It is truly amazing how the bagpipes can be mournful, uplifting and cheerful, and terrifying all at the same time. it brought a tear to my eye. When they passed the Veterans, and they called BATTALION, EYES RIGHT, SALUTE and the vets said SCOTLAND SALUTES wow, what a moment of shared respect. I am far away but my heart is in Scotland.
There's a reason the Scottish are known as the bravest of the brave. Wonderful country and people, and incredible soldiers. Love from England.
Love the pipes and drums, the RCMP has one of them here in Ottawa and they are well liked.
and America
@@sidneycook3196 Scotland has never lost a war.
@@duncanlaing6078
That we choose to fondly remember.
@@duncanlaing6078 If you think that, do some research on Anglo-Scottish conflict in medieval times. The Scots got hammered quite a few times- the power of the English long bow dominated European battlefields for several centuries.
You Scots gotta be a Proud people ! watching this i wish we had this pride in our armed forces in my country ,but thats years ago. Cheers Scotland from a neighbour country across the north sea.
5:37, the old soldiers who stands to attention. Warms my heart!
The feels, man.
Old habits, and respect.
Good spot!
How do you know that's a veteran
@@donaldyeung9658 Because it's obvious.
What digital dexterity!!! Just blows me away!!! Love the harmony!!! Highest regards from MSGT USAF Ret.
Let's hear it for the bass drummer, the only guy that can't take a rest!
Amazes me how that guy can parade from start to finish without missing a beat!
being a bass drummer is a lot harder than people think. Especially when you're regiment plays everything at the speed of sound.
Thats Great. You know
@@JimRamsayJWR The young dude beside the bass drummer must have very tired arms from all that twirling.
Go boys give her hell I love the order of the boys it's just that kind of music that gets your heart pumped in the morning
I don’t have words to express my pleasure at seeing and hearing this parade. I’m proud to be of Scottish decent.
This is a great video...I am proud to be of part Scottish descent on my Mom's side...Watson by name
The Bassdrummer is Crazy.20 Minutes.No Time Outs.Great.This is "Superman".Fantastic.
"What are my instructions, LT?" "Just pound the hell out of that big fuck-off drum and don't stop for anything." *Salutes*
My Englisch is very very bad.Do yo speak German?"I´m the Drummer,off Icehockeyteam(Eisbären Berlin)Its a very hard Job.Puuhh.
The tall kid on the tenor drum is amazing, could watch the tenors all day. Such skill..quality 👌👍🏴
They're all great. But this one is truly special.
Not even scottish, I'm danish, and this fills me with pride and patriotism. Good Lawd.
From the City of Perth, capital of Western Australia, to out friends in Perth, Scotland. Warm greetings and Gday.
Don't I wish I had an airplane and a few bucks to bring them here for a parade in Wallingford, CT. One of the greatest pipe bands in the world. And of course, the beast on the bass drum is relentless. Classy outfit.
Hey next time you are looking for a pipe band I recommend checking out a parade the Waterbury Police Pipes & Drums are playing. Or if you want more in the Fall at the Goshen fair there is often a Highland Games where they do massed bands. Not quite this level, of course, but still really great for local bagpipe bands!
You Sir, are a genius... Coming from SA, I would sincerely appreciate watching that particular parade, if only to be in awe of the Military discipline, & the finest. Rgds.
My grandad was in the black watch and fought on the beaches of Normandy..he was and my family are of the clan Macdonald of Glencoe...if you know your history..that my grandad was a member of a of the Blackwatch..a predominately clan Campbell regiment...then you know he had balls of steel...thank you for the pipes...they remind me of him
Or MacDhomhnaill in Gáidhlig :)
Being though born English descendant of Clan Bruce me and I fucking love it, love Clan Donald why was Aonghus Óg without them Clan Donald and the Campbells the Bruce's back in the early 1300s would have been fucked lol take care James :)
Slightly Foxed, and so warriors were made. I know my Father, a Royal Naval Submariner, would tell his sons (my brothers) to make sure to always select a Clan MacDonald of Glencoe for a decent man and one whose word was just that. Alba gu bràth 🏴🏴
Me and my parents are french and so gratefull !!
I am French and these bagpipes remind me of my regiment of bagpipes in Brittany, the 41st Infantry Regiment of Reyne Marie Antoinette which was unfortunately dissolved. But I have always had great admiration for Scotland's friend of France in history. Thank you to this beautiful regiment for his great performance. My heart is half French half Scottish
Normandy to the North East is where the Clan I am a descendant of were from originally, that being Clan Bruce :)
Your Bruce family, is an important Norman family that originated in Brix, south of Cherbourg...it's cool, and we have in common, to be close by this proud history ... ;)
@@mikele1 It's a case of genuine respect for me for France it's an amazing country!
thank you for the attention you have for France :) Scotland is beautiful too, it looks like the French Basque Country, with a resemblance a little, in the way of dancing (Fandango) :)
personally I live in the south west of France, in Pau (Navarre). I think next year I will move to the Basque Country near my family
@@mikele1 Used to go to the south of France for holidays before going to farther places by air, this is going way back to when I was pre 10 years old though, yeah always loved France tbh, though I can't exactly remember where it was haha.
Yeah one of my two middle names is Andrew after my dads mothers father Andrew Bruce, which means I can legit become a member of the Assoc. of Bruce's would be amazing! Actually Robert I would have spoken Norman French predominantly I suppose as well as Gáidhlig (Scottish Gaelic) and rather rarely English, Latin as well though that'd be more often than English.
Moving to the core, if I was going into battle I would want to be with these guys
Those harmonies are absolutely magnificent.
Soldiers of Scotland….show no fear …….ever !!!!! Bravest of the Brave……..absolutely all respect from England
Don't forget about the Irish. Also very brave soldiers throughout history with no fear only love of their family, heritage and homeland
Awesome stuff, can’t help but welling up watching this, proud culture, proud history, don’t ever forget it!
JF Mauvis this is not proud culture and history, read up on the black watch, only a small amount of brits would celebrate this regiment, this is not scottish culture
These guys are absolutely awesome, well done and proud to be Scottish, absolutely love this music.
Marching music for any occasion. Mostly when it is cold in Texas, I March to and from the pub to this. A sense of pride and a smile from ear to ear all the way. McLauren and Maxwell ancestry proud. Thank you lads. USAF salute. You know how to do it right from your cousin's!
natelaurenceable your american, not a Scot..
@@TB-bw3hj Nate never said he wasn't an american. And anyway, who the hell are YOU to pronounce from on high what someone else is?!
As a scottish american I too am proud (insanely proud) of my scottish ancestry, and I too had the honour of serving in the United States Air Force.
Shout out @Natelaurenceable ! Thank you for your service!
Your born in America lol, not Scotland. Because your grandfather from 500BC was a Scot doesn’t mean you are and stop desperately clinging onto everyone else’s heritage
Again - I'm "Scots American", just like you're "African American". That's the beauty of America - is we're ALL from someplace else. Doesn't matter where our grandfathers were born. We're here now, and YES SIR - we certainly DO hold dear to our heritage.
If you don't - then that's your business, but don't shit on those who do.
@JRRnotTolkien BLESSINGS AMIGA!! :)
As an English man I am very glad the Scots are on our side..and proud
not for much longer, SOAR ALBA GU BRATH
Aye, some respect @@northscot9862
this is one of my favourite performances
Where would we be today without those brave and true to stand up for the Right side of life!
Great band, great tunes, great marching and total respect to the Black Watch Regiment.
Quick march and playing the pipes and drums.👏 best in the world. And to those that gave a thumbs down can go do one.😡
ZFrom the USA, the esteem and honor of your Regiment proceeds you gentlemen. Amazing unit, amazing tradition. Semper Fi!
Scottish pride! 🏴 Some of the world's greatest soldiers. I'd be very proud to serve alongside them in any conflict.
It's shite to be Scottish blue we are children of the Gael and must be proud Belfast Born !
They have the beat, the precision and the music to one be one of the greatest pipe bands! Just a pleasure to watch and hear. And please accept my greetings from the USA! These are our best friends. My respect is the same as our own soldiers!
See you Jimmy
Joseph C Callahan of course we are the British military, trained to perfection
joseph well said only problem with american military is blue on blue attacks americans love their friendly fire though like in bosnia we legged it from trucks when heard it was american fighter jets coming in
@@gavinrussell9242 No ones perfect. And you people need to stop bashing on us. Remember, without your allies, you would of been speaking German to this day.
Dawn Cunningham look at my surname, look it up , but there is no Scottish or English of welsh or northern Irish armed forces there is the 🇬🇧 armed forces, in ex 45 commando, we are uk 🇬🇧
I love the sounds of the pipes!!! Best regards from Germany.
@Who am i Again? silly comment
Watching these guys - its the first time ive felt proud to be Scottish in a long long time
This makes me sad to be Scottish, learn the history as to why the black watch were formed brother, was to help divide and control scotland
To play an instrument and March at that cadence. Wow, Hats off to you! If I were on the street and this parade would pass before me I would certainly remove my hat and come to attention and remain at attention until the whole regiment has passed by me not just for the colours.
Respect from an U.S Army veteran
Respect back to you brother.
Respect from an german Green Barrett with a golden sign on it!
Same here brothers
The only one big proud of Northern Europe, warranty against racism...
I LOVE FOLK'S MUSIC... ^=^ including the army's music...
respect from america
Brought back memories of marching behind the pipes of The Kings Own Scottish Borders as part of Colchester garrison in the 80,s.
Great video and thanks for posting.Ex 1st Battalion Staffordshire Regt.
Be safe lads.
Bloody marvellous, shame there wasn't a thousand of them!!
Glad you reposted i am now binge watching, cannot get enough, obvious the difference between the discipline of the army ranks and the public rabble. In my day if i had walked in front of a parade i would have got a clump on the ear from my old man for being disrespectful to the parade.
Well done my fellow soldiers, love from Sweden
Excellent! From an Englishman Living in Eire.
how beautiful is this shit man...protect ur culture no matter where u at
And at ANY cost!!!
This is british culture they can have it
18 75 Scottish my good sir not just British
We've been trying to in Northern Ireland but the Republicans are wanting to destroy it.
So proud of each and everyone of you. Past and present. Thank you. 👍
Bass drummer is king... and the ever famous tune at 0920. Truly a joy to hear
Great video & awesome quality!
V Anglii je Královna - Army dudáci to umí - jsou dobří. O zbytek se nezajímám - je to Váš ostrov !!!
I'm Brazilian, but just seeing it fills me with pride.
Soldiers all around the world are the same, they fight for their country. :-) It's just leaders that are different, sadly.
Belated welcome back, comrades, from an American naval officer.
My grandfather came from bradford yorkshire served innthe 6 th battalion Royal Scots fusilliers from 1916 to 1920 once a fusilier always a fusilier God bless you grandad Reg
My work colleague was part of blackwatch. Toured Northern Ireland. From thing he told me this regiment was a really laugh to be apart of. But if you crossed one you crossed all. A true band of brothers.
I know this regiment,
I especially love their little Shettie maskot pony and his handler!!!
They are a very fitting pair !!!!
Don't you think so !!!!
Live them all !!!!!!!!
One thing that makes me proud of serving in the U.S. Army, not only for my country and alongside with my brother and sister's in arms but also alongside with our great allies.
JUST WISH us army would spend more training on recognising friendlies blue on blue americans have a crap record
@@gavinrussell9242 If we have a crap record then why do everyone in this world always asks for our help then?
they dont ? my brother was black watch then british sas ? i was in bosnia during the war and people wanted to be no where near us forces we came under heavy fire on mount igman ? told air strike on route then someone else came on saying us air force everyone legged it from the convoy trucks
@@gavinrussell9242 Well if its that bad don't ask for our help every again. Because if it wasn't for us your country would be speaking German to this day.
@@hhds113 well ukrianians said 10th special well so full of shit ? even a us marine captain said these scottish black watch lads are crazy and i think 800 black watch replaced around 8000 us marines in afghan
This makes me so proud my dad was SAS Black Watch second world war RIP dad
That's true foxy. God bless Scotland.
alice lodas of black watch and scote were sas
black watch scared the hell out of americams
Absolute respect from New Zealand
Muito bom, maravilhoso
Very well lads. Always giving highland pride from a American Royal highlander piper that takes pride in his heritage as an American Scot
My mates! Awesome... 1st Scots NZ Armored here... our Down under brothers keeping it real !
Down under?...
brother did 23 years 1st batt black watch recce then C.O.P close observation in ireland then sniper attached to 22 sas one of his buddies ive met t mc,d left 22 sas he was part of the irianian embassy seige sas team he has retired to NZ
@@gavinrussell9242 Nice mate.. thanks for gettin in touch
@@TheFunkhouser colin was in nz swap from stirling rugby club colin is 6ft 6 and second row heavyweight boxer for aarmy hi mate i wont name t m,cd was irianian embassy seige SAS team that stormed it back in the 80,s ? he retired to to new zealand tom was part of that team as was brother later
Love to watch these. Proud to say my dad was in the black watch during the war. Pity he.s no longer here he would love this
I like the squad in full kit that clears the way ahead.
MajWMartin And checks their six every so often.
Domestic security needed, sad
Civilian "Policing" is crucial... This remains a battle-hardened Force... At their strongest when displaying themselves in public. Deadly when displaying combat tactics in theater... ✌🏻
In Perth? Are you mad?
@@smacwhinnie It might be needed, but I think they're more ceremonial, especially considering there's no police, I think what happened was the CO went "Oh fuck I forgot to book the cops", RSM: "I've got a bunch of misfits, let me sort it" and wallah.
Great piping and excellent drums, fitting for one of the finest regiments in any army. Love pipes, met their commander long ago in NYC abd later that of the Scots Guards. Maj Gen Wingate Gray, Viscount of Arbuthnot, very imposing, dignified, every inch a soldier yet kind. I gave him a WW1 family hierloom, an Enfiekd bayonet with the initials of a BW subaltern and their crest, for their museum. He eeached down and gave me his skean dhu. Best to the great Scots and Brits, we, my family, have fought beside you in 4 wars, from Buna to Afghanistan.
CW4 Karl Schulte, MO.
It’s wonderful to live in this land
Wow! I stumbled in this video by chance and so glad I did. Just magnificent. If that doesn't inspire pride for your country, move! Wow!!
Thanks Sherri
This is a MAGNIFICENT video clip - thanks to the poster Jim Ramsay. A fantastic selection of old-school, 42nd appropriate marches for their homecoming parade. I use it for my daily "walks" for the perfect quick march tempo. Outstanding job fellows! P/M Dave Rampant Lion Pipe Band New Jersey
Love those guys. Long history of hard fighting men.
My mother was upset at the French for the debacle in 1940, and I was a bun in the oven. She asked for the name of an ancestor who we knew fought the French in the field. Thus, I am James Stuart, named after a private (later a captain) in the Black Watch who fought the French at Fontenoy. Alas, a French victory, but you can't have everything. A fine parade. A fine regiment.
What a beautiful town and a super way to take a virtual tour! Thanks for sharing👍🏻
You gotta love a man in uniform, especially when he is playing the pipes.
Scottish bagpipes are always a great experience for me. They preserve traditions excellently.
That opening tune just sends chills down my spine when it’s played . Very cool 😎 in the eyes of this American.
Think the word is "Relentless" They will never stop. That's why soldiers would follow them anywhere!!!
Former Navy Submariner watching this whilst patrolling my site in Glasgow and actually walking in step with them 🤣, old habits never die.
With you on that Stuart Ex Tally-Ho 1948
I really love these videos of the Black watch Regiment.My Great Grandfather was Col cmdg 3rd Bn Black Watch
David Knowles: Please tell me you ain't David Knowles of Yahoo.
@@jchors2947 No,I'm not on Yahoo!
David Knowles: Thank Satan!
@@jchors2947 Lol!
My Father was POW whit 17 years by the Black watches. In Memory my sons Name is Malcolm greatings from Germany
Greetings from Orange County California.
Absolutely awesome.
Every year I look forward to the Highland Games and pipe band competition at the Orange County fairgrounds 👍
Talorc MacAllan fuckin embarrassing
I really appreciate it our allies you guys look good. I enjoyed it very much with the precision you cant ask for anything better than this kudos!
How I love the sound of a bag pipe. The drum section is what keeps everyone marching to the beat. Thus there is usually no break for the drum section but to play on the entire length of the parade. At least, that's how it was when I played in a marching bank and, yes, I played the snare drum.
Can you imagine back in the day hearing bagpipe as you entered the battlefield. You would just have the feeling of here it comes oh __________wad about to hit the fan.
Great tradition and the magnificent playing and to all the service members from the USA. US NAVY 80 to 84
7:15. Goosebumps. What a noise that is.
I am English born but proud to have a Scottish mother and grandparents. I see these boys and wish I was once amongst them at some point in my life, am so proud of all that you do for our countries.
Descendant of Clan Bruce my Dads Mothers father being Andrew Bruce, he was Scottish, legend really lol
I am rocking every beat of the Scottisg melodies. Thank you, Scotland.🎉😂
Y’all did an excellent job thank you for your song and your service we are all thinking about you just like we are all thinking about our love ones in the military we salute you
Brit Combat Engineer here ...bloody awesome.
Let's go boys get the heart pumped up for the morning if you were in the military there is nothing like the sound of the boys loud and proud
Nice ad for Premiere Inn ...
All in good fun ... hallo from Spokane ,Wa. USA 🇺🇸🏴🍻
Ihr würdet uns überrennen,allein wegen eurer soo geilen Musik 😉ich liebe es🥰
And being eyes-right for the veterans was wonderful.
The Black Watch Reg. Are some of the toughest soldiers on the planet.. I'm glad they're on our side!
And ghurkas
@@gaudibogaert5087 Indeed. There's a good reason the Gurkhas took up piping ;)
Be proud of yourselves. Absolute perfection. Love and admiration from the states
Nothing, absolutely nothing beats marching behind a quality pipe band - did it for 16 years in the colours - and I'm English to the core!
There's some serious talent there! Looking good guys!!
Amazing. Great Job. Maximum respect from Switzerland.
My Great Uncle would’ve loved this.
R.I.P. Captain Anson, Black Watch & former RSM at Sandhurst.
What a ridiculous world we live in where one would have to speed up and edit something like this to avoid copyright issues. Thanks for playing the game Jim, and finding a way to share this.
Shit aint it! Every day one of my videos gets done for copyright!!
Man, I LOVE this. Hello from New York.
Hello from Perth
Edit: if you wish to follow the route via Google Maps, the parade started at the base of Mill Street at the Perth Concert Hall and headed East towards the Perth and Kinross Council offices and turned left onto Kinoull Street, crossing onto Scott Street, the Tresspass store and church spire seen along the route is where Kinoull Street, Scott Street and the High Street meet, High Street continues from the church spire visible when passing Tresspass on down behind the cameraman to just before the River Tay, continuing along Scott Street before turning onto South Street, ironically named as the street actually runs west to east but so named as it was the southern most road in Perth at a point in history if I recall correctly.
Continuing along South Street, passing a Greggs bakers you get an opportunity to see onto the High Street and where the majority of Perthshire shopping takes place thanks to St John's Shopping centre plus the various shops along the High Street, continuing past that, the parade turns onto St John's Street passing St John's Kirk, continuing along to the end of St John's Street and turning right onto the High Street before turning Left onto George Street, at the top of which lies the Museum the building with the Pillars in white and adjoining structure to the left of the pillars, continuing back to the left to finish again outside the Concert Hall along Bridge Lane, Horse Cross and Mill Street, these 3 street names very tightly packed close together, where the parade ends.
Un desfile muy bonito e instructivo, gracias por publicarlo.
Great marching and the german sausage station in background absolutely great! Thank you very much.
Crackin pace for pipes. Fantastic
Stand aside we're coming through, you'll nay stop us. Brilliant. 👏
We don't say, "nay", we say, "no", or if you're a Weegie it's "naw".
Half Scot , half Irish , absolutely love it , canny whack a pipe band
My family has no tartan in Ireland so I wear the black watch. My proud boy coming home
Simply...GREAT!!!
Das ist Achtung und Wertschätzung !
God bless you all and welcome back home to your family.
He was very good. Strong steady beat. It isn’t as easy as you might think. Very proud of my Scottish heritage.
Great in the foreground Scottish bagpipe music and a German sausage stand in the background. I love Scotland and the people. Unfortunately you have forcibly left the European family but you still belong to us. Best wishes to Scotland from Germany.
Yeah we were gutted about that nonsense and even more gutted with the covid-19 stuff. I made sure I caught that Gernam market stall but I tell you there was a Spanish one with the most amazing paella! Thanks for your kind comments from Sunny Scotland.
Part of Europe, nay part of the EU..thankfully.