@@Epidian Henry MacLeod Robertson (Lord Rockingham) was born in Scotland. He was was a scot . And the band were British. Scotland is a British country. Aye!
@lukeriely4468 The band was composed of 2 South Africans plus some brought in London sessioners. No more Scots than Sharleen Spitteri's Texas are American. Scotland's never been British. The Act of Union is very clear about what Scotland formed with England.
This was No1 the day my wife was born!
What !! 1898 ?
Mine too! Cheers.
Its great to see this. Thanks for keeping all this fantastic music alive.
Just brill even after all those yeats
I love that big sax he's bloody good.
@john8621 The big guy is so infectious, talented by the bucket load.Wonderful it's just class.He's most excellent.
I had this on an old vinyl 45. Great memories!
And with Cherry Wainer! :)
A masterpiece 😃
The 50's Rockin' it out raw.....
Dude on the drums...🔥
Love all the key changes! ;-)
Good tune
How can you tell a scotsmans name? Look under their kilt and if they have a quarter pounder they are called McDonald
This so called joke is like your name -- painfull
Not PC. Who cares, it's fun!
So many loose mooses' in Scotland 😉😁😂
Who says the scots can't rock?
They're not Scots.
@@Epidian oops
@@acbenepe Aye rey urnae. No ri nicht, no rimorra nicht.
@@Epidian Henry MacLeod Robertson (Lord Rockingham) was born in Scotland. He was was a scot . And the band were British. Scotland is a British country. Aye!
@lukeriely4468 The band was composed of 2 South Africans plus some brought in London sessioners. No more Scots than Sharleen Spitteri's Texas are American.
Scotland's never been British. The Act of Union is very clear about what Scotland formed with England.
This is not video of the band playing the song. Disappointed.
Love this.
How can you tell a scotsmans name? Look under their kilt and if they have a quarter pounder they are called McDonald