My Pop rode in Patton's horse cavalry (The Brave Rifles still exists though with no horses of course) prior to WWII. I had this played at his military funeral at Arlington.
I’m not Irish at all yet I think this is beautiful! I wish I was there celebrating with all these folks. God bless the Irish wherever you are. God bless America!
One of the biggest thrills of my life was playing the pipes in a St. Patrick's day parade for the first time. (Hollywood, FL 1999) Proud to be an IRISHMAN!
Come from England for New York St Patrick's parade, always wanted to attend, couldn't care about the sights or attractions, sick as a pig when they cancelled because of cononvirus
It's nothing like listen I'm watching them watch playing the bagpipe band drums and bass drum or just excellent music puts chills through your body NYPD and NYFD I just fantastic they all put a wonderful sound when they play it just puts chills through your body made his music and them live on forever I get them five star excellent job excellent people ❤️💯🇨🇮🍀🇺🇸🍀
True.But don't forget the Scots and the Scots-Irish!!We've done our share along with our other celtic kinfolks!! Erin Go Bragh!!and Scotland Forever!!!
Not many people know that it was the Scots-Irish "over-mountain men" from the Carolinas and Virginia that whipped a particularly arrogant Scotsman(Maj. Patrick Ferguson) commanding a Tory regiment serving for the British at King's Mountain in North Carolina in the Revolution. Ferguson threatened to "punish" the "rebels" in the mountains just as the infamous Banastre Tarleton "punished" the Americans in the Carolina lowlands. A sharp-shooting mountain man rather decisively ended Ferguson's military career with one well-placed shot, and pretty much decided the battle after his brothers-in arms decimated Ferguson's Tories with their well-known marksmanship.
This is fantistic....Garryowen....!!!!.....fair play to you for posting such a great clip....!!!!...if your ever comming over to Dublin you have a friend...!!!!
Your most welcome...my mother played the pipes in the St. Laurence o'toole pipe band here in Ireland and theres a firestation beside where i live and a fireman plays pipes every Sunday morning...have to say that must be where i get my love of pipe music from.....keep up the great work...god bless.
This air (the title literally means "John's Garden" in Irish Gaelic) started as a drinking song of the Limerick area, Ireland, prior to adoption as a regimental march by James Wynne's Dragoons, a unit that fought under William of Orange in the war of 1688. A number of British regiments used this piece as a march prior to its adoption by the 7th Cavalry Division, U. S. Army.
I heard this Irish tune in th emovie they died with their boots on and it is such a haunting song that plays all the time. IRISH knows how to make music for all events. To the brave men and women of the NYPD and all Police Depts around the world THANK YOU for this old part timer cop. Be safe and come home alive and well. Pax+
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
Actually the tartan kilt you see today was invented by Victoria who was the queen of England in the 1800's. German descent and married a German. History is so fucked up.
Jeremy Charlie brosef. i feel you Native blood from both sides mixed with German. Funny part I ended up in 1st Cav lol while in the Army. I watch old westerns an I'm always confused on who to feel more for
the victors write history books my friend, i agree there were misgivings from both sides, but captain john smith set ashore in 1608 manifest destiny was pretty much inevitable. king georges decree after the french and indian war didnt even stop expansion west. secondly, ive been through this discussion before, we had, indians, british, french, then spanish, then the incas, then this tribe and that one. moot point,lol.
Any glorification of war is foolish! Work out the differences don’t kill one another! Vietnam Vet 1969! When will the killing stop! God help humanity!🙏
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
Funny story about that! My high school band teacher was in the US Army Band during the centennial memorial of the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1976. He said that the last song they played was Garry Owen, and Native Americans rushed the stage and the bandsmen made a run for it back to the buses!
I'm proud of my great grandfather he was NYPD emerald society he was straight off the boat from Ireland 🇮🇪 😊
My Dad served in Vietnam as a rifleman in the 7th Cav. Garry Owen!
I was there for that. Well done, lads!
I am an Irishman and would go into any Battle with
Garryowen been playing in my Ears.
You got to love this music...it reaches into your soul!!! Irish & Proud
💚
Our brothers of 2nd of 7th Cav at LZ Abany. RIP. Sgt Maj. J.
Same here my great grandfather was emerald society police he was an officer from 1920 to the late 70s🇺🇸❤️🇮🇪
Happy to proclaim I'm part of the Emerald Society in Savannah (former SCMPD). GOD LOVE YOU MY BROTHERS IN BLUE!
My Pop rode in Patton's horse cavalry (The Brave Rifles still exists though with no horses of course) prior to WWII. I had this played at his military funeral at Arlington.
I’m not Irish at all yet I think this is beautiful! I wish I was there celebrating with all these folks.
God bless the Irish wherever you are.
God bless America!
Thank you! I love bagpipes and this song is a great favorite
As someone with some Irish heritage this hits too hard
One of the biggest thrills of my life was playing the pipes in a St. Patrick's day parade for the first time. (Hollywood, FL 1999) Proud to be an IRISHMAN!
Come from England for New York St Patrick's parade, always wanted to attend, couldn't care about the sights or attractions, sick as a pig when they cancelled because of cononvirus
Respect & Love from Co. Limerick fine piping there🇮🇪🇺🇲
Thanks Gerry. I am a proud Irish American and never miss the St Patrick's day celebration
Love from Waterford, Ireland 🇮🇪
sing oh the happiness this little diddy has brought me...
My Dad served in the 7th Cav and my name is Garryowen!
My cousin is in the NYPD. Drago. His Da was Sicilian his Ma Irish.
Irish an American. There is no better bond among men!!!
Now that's a proper hairs on the back of the neck pipe and drum band...Irish style.Excellent!
This is cool! This is epic! This is grand! This is great! This is awesome!
One of the best and most invigorating tunes of all time
It's nothing like listen I'm watching them watch playing the bagpipe band drums and bass drum or just excellent music puts chills through your body NYPD and NYFD I just fantastic they all put a wonderful sound when they play it just puts chills through your body made his music and them live on forever I get them five star excellent job excellent people ❤️💯🇨🇮🍀🇺🇸🍀
True.But don't forget the Scots and the Scots-Irish!!We've done our share along with our other celtic kinfolks!!
Erin Go Bragh!!and Scotland Forever!!!
Not many people know that it was the Scots-Irish "over-mountain men" from the Carolinas and Virginia that whipped a particularly arrogant Scotsman(Maj. Patrick Ferguson) commanding a Tory regiment serving for the British at King's Mountain in North Carolina in the Revolution. Ferguson threatened to "punish" the "rebels" in the mountains just as the infamous Banastre Tarleton "punished" the Americans in the Carolina lowlands. A sharp-shooting mountain man rather decisively ended Ferguson's military career with one well-placed shot, and pretty much decided the battle after his brothers-in arms decimated Ferguson's Tories with their well-known marksmanship.
Man, that must have sounded incredible in person!
it sure did
@@brenquig
Thanks for sharing brother!
😎👍
@@RoadWarrior-lo9vt My pleasure!
A Troop 3-7 Cavalry. Gary Owen!
Greatest pipe band!! Performing at the NYPD Emerald society St. Patrick's party at the pier, NYC.
This is fantistic....Garryowen....!!!!.....fair play to you for posting such a great clip....!!!!...if your ever comming over to Dublin you have a friend...!!!!
IU actually just flew back from spending time in Dundalk
Served with the 7th Cav at Camp Garry Owen, Korea, TWICE!!!!! :-)
Carry on Garry Owen! 3rd BDE 2ID 1988-1989.
7th 1st
Your most welcome...my mother played the pipes in the St. Laurence o'toole pipe band here in Ireland and theres a firestation beside where i live and a fireman plays pipes every Sunday morning...have to say that must be where i get my love of pipe music from.....keep up the great work...god bless.
Bagpipe music is either loved or hated. I love it.
RIP Charlie O' Connor, Rainbow Division, U.S. Army, WW1....
This air (the title literally means "John's Garden" in Irish Gaelic) started as a drinking song of the Limerick area, Ireland, prior to adoption as a regimental march by James Wynne's Dragoons, a unit that fought under William of Orange in the war of 1688. A number of British regiments used this piece as a march prior to its adoption by the 7th Cavalry Division, U. S. Army.
I never knew the history of it. Thanks B.C.
*Regiment, now part of the 1st Cavalry Division
The song emerged in the early 18th century in Limerick, and in Irish means Eoins Garden.
id march into battle beside y'all
really makes you want to invade somewhere. Makes you feel invincible.
Garryowen on the pipes oh yeah here's to the Fightin' 69th, NYARNG, God watch over them (former SFC Halleran)
Thats a BIG pipe band!! Sounds great tool
In person, it sounds even better
Seen these guy's at our AOH Hall i before the National Police Day Parade in Newport RI
Professional's no other word can describe how they sound!
Pipes have to be experienced in person, virtual renditions will never do justice to their in person experience
That’s a nice thing to see, ooh ahh🇮🇪☘️
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
The pipes, the Pipes!!! They just keep comin' !
I heard this Irish tune in th emovie they died with their boots on and it is such a haunting song that plays all the time.
IRISH knows how to make music for all events.
To the brave men and women of the NYPD and all Police Depts around the world THANK YOU for this old part timer cop.
Be safe and come home alive and well.
Pax+
This is the song of Custer's 7th cavalry
Would follow this straight into the bowels of hell and out again after kicking ass
Got a few Bros. Served with the 7th Cav
Bill Chapple Same here. Everyone in the CAV knows this song.
Happy st. Patty's Day March 17th 2018 East Tennessee the foot of the smokey mountains
Slainte'!
Patrick's Day or Paddy's Day but NEVER NEVER Patty's Day
Great Video and music. However, Irish pipers wear Saffron Kilts, not Scottish Tartans!
These are the NYPD colors, so, you may not think they are appropriate but they have been wearing them for 60 years
My wife saw a picture of my unit crest from 3/7 Cav and asked me who Garry Owen is, I gave her a link to this video.
The boys in blue, they serve for you!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day 2021
I love bagpipe music, When you hit a clinker, no one knows.
0:30 shit, walked out to early...
And oh yeah. We ran the police department even in that short time ago
GOD bless the aoh and God bless the Irish
Bag pipes and kilts are Scottish? Are they descended from Ulster Scots?
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
@@mkeibergin3775 Sorry, this isn’t true. Where do I start!? He was a British king visiting part of Britain.
@@mkeibergin3775 Dutch illustrations of traditional Irish dress? 😂 could you name the titles of these books and the authors?
Actually the tartan kilt you see today was invented by Victoria who was the queen of England in the 1800's. German descent and married a German. History is so fucked up.
@@jeromeconvery267 Sorry, this isn’t true.
Iam 58th Reynolds/ MacIntyre/Campbell
The Irish, the mothers and fathers of humanity 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
God bless Boyos
Garryowen.
Lyrics, please.
i have never know of lyrics for the Gary Owen
Gary Owen !!!!!!
GLORY BE! Can't say no more.
As an Indian this song sends shivers down my spine. Due to the fact that it was the battle song of Gen. George A. Custer and his bloody sword.
Jeremy Charlie brosef. i feel you Native blood from both sides mixed with German. Funny part I ended up in 1st Cav lol while in the Army. I watch old westerns an I'm always confused on who to feel more for
Well he got what he deserved in the end
Love bagpipe marches
the victors write history books my friend, i agree there were misgivings from both sides, but captain john smith set ashore in 1608 manifest destiny was pretty much inevitable. king georges decree after the french and indian war didnt even stop expansion west. secondly, ive been through this discussion before, we had, indians, british, french, then spanish, then the incas, then this tribe and that one. moot point,lol.
Jimmy Erics
God Bless.
great !!
Any glorification of war is foolish! Work out the differences don’t kill one another! Vietnam Vet 1969! When will the killing stop! God help humanity!🙏
This is a proud Irish song and nothing more. You are bringing things in that don't belong on this post. Thank you for your service, though
Very good
HoooooRaaah Cav co. D 101 Cav nyarng
Irish pipers wear saffron kilts.
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
If you Ain't CAV!
Why are they dressed like Teuchters?
Actually the Kilts the Scots wear today are not the proper original Kilts/Kelts which are IRISH. The Kilts worn today by the Scots were designed for an English King named Gorge, the first English King to visit Scotland for a long long time who refused to wear the Scottish dress, this so called Kilt which the Scots wear today is actually a skirt. It is not at all like the original Kilt/Kelt/ which is IRISH. If you want to look up this there are Dutch Drawings and Illustrations of the IRISH Dress back in the 16th and 17th Centuries which show the wonderful and magnificent colours of the IRISH Dress which are the proper Kilts/ Kelts worn. These can be found in books if you care to look them up. yours Brian Boru
Not a patch on the Royal Irish or the MICK GUARDS.
oh shut up you tosser, go back to blighty
Up the R.A. !
Up the dubs..
Kooool
Nearly as good as the Irish gds in uk
1. Don't know why YT sent me here
2. Evidence that you should not play everything on pipes & drums....
Me da served in the Philippines WW2
7th cav.
You are not british
annnnnnnnd?
I bet Native Americans hate this tune.
Funny story about that! My high school band teacher was in the US Army Band during the centennial memorial of the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1976. He said that the last song they played was Garry Owen, and Native Americans rushed the stage and the bandsmen made a run for it back to the buses!
Wonderfull