already posted in these comments my friend. Try "view all comments" and search for (space) G (space). you will find them ... along with the bass runs I use
Great version! Very inspiring! :) My good lady wife has recently put me to task......
"I need a backing track for 'Scots, Wha Hae' " she says!! It's for young primary kids....your version is by far, the most accessible...thanks for that! So very good!
Scots Wha Hae (Scots, Who Have); a patriotic song of Scotland.
The lyrics were written by Robert Burns in 1793, in the form of a speech given by Robert the Bruce before the Battle of Bannockburn on 24 June 1314, where Scotland maintained its sovereignty from the Kingdom of England. Although the lyrics are by Burns, he wrote them to the traditional Scottish tune Hey Tuttie Tatie which, according to tradition, was played by Bruce's army at the Battle of Bannockburn.
Amazing performance. I'm proud to be a Scottish-American and descendent of the great King Robert the Bruce! (my surname is Bruce). I also love Celtic music and was trying to learn this song when I saw this video. It helped me a lot (although I'm not sure I'll ever be able to sing as well as it is sung here). Keep up your great work keltickev27!
Scots should bite a piece of leather before listening to this - I nearly broke a tooth! wha sae base as be a slave?.....liberty's in every blow....Awesome. That said, apparently what Bruce actually screamed was, "They've too many cavalry, so if you run you're dead. If you were going to run you should have done it earlier. Besides, if you fight you might win, and if we win we'll be rich". The bears, being rational, stood and fought!
Clap Clap Clap....virtual applause!!! I'd watched your videos ages ago and when i saw your face i thought...i recognise that!!! Well done, keep the Burns flame alight!!!
Clap Clap Clap....virtual applause!!! I'd watched your videos ages ago and when i saw your face i thought...i recognise that!!! Well done, keep the Burns flame alight!!!
I don't have any direct relations to Scotland or the Isles in my heritage, but I'll say that when I venture through folk traditions from around the world I hear songs and read literature that point towards something greater -- and my God if you don't hear it here. Thanks so much for this. With Burns I could feel the pride of Scotland spill into the sea of Humanity and course right through me. Wonderful poet, and a wonderful rendition.
This is a fabulous rendition, Kevin (I assume). I listen to it at least thrice per day. I've been to Edinburgh, Portree on the Isle of Skye, and Dunvegan, Stirling and Edinburgh Castles. At Stirling I saw the giant Statue of Wallace - a sight to behold! I love Scotland and God Bless you for touting her proud heritage of Freedom Fighters.
This really brings a tear to my eye. As an American whose grandparents came from Ireland and Wales, the heritage against tyranny is strong and similar to Scotland's history of resistance. Your voice is amazing, you play the guitar well and you do honor to those that died for liberty.
I don't understand why people whose the first language is English call themselves being the Scottish. If you don't speak Scottish (Gaelic) then you are not Scottish.
@qqq1985 The Scottish language is Scots, a cousin of English, which most Scots do indeed speak to some degree or other. It is, among other things, the language in which the above song was written.
@qqq1985 Scotland is a composite nation, formed of the Highland Gaels and the Lowland Angles, through cultural cross-pollination and, after the Highland Clearances, intermarriage. It is not like England or Ireland in being either purely Anglic or Celtic, but is an Anglo-Celtic hybrid (the Bruce himself personified this, having a Gaelic mother and an Anglo-Norman father!) and so has two national languages, one Anglic, Scots, and one Celtic, Gaelic.
@keltickev27 I just played this again, once while reading the lyrics and the second, simply watching you sing. My wee heart is gonna burst, ya really got me crying my eyes oot.......................................I just wanna hug you for posting this. I keep crying and I cannae stop. You make me even Prrrrrouder ta be of Scottish heritage as I am a "Denny".......from the Denny's of Dumbarton and Denny/Stirling which goes wayyyyyyy back to the 1100s :) x April Yvonne Denn (y) Bouchard
Hi, Kev. I was just listening through my "Kev Thompson's Greatest Hits" playlist, and remembered that THIS great song was the one that let me to first discover your YouTube channel. Your repertoire is a wonderful contribution to the YouTube site.
Absolutely wonderful! I am half scottish blood...Canadian...and I love to play this song. I do it very much in ths same style you do, only I can't pick the guitar quite so prettily as that. Your picking style is perfect for this song, and you communicate the passion of it right well. Thanks for this great video!
Mr. Burns still offered a great tribute to Robert I "king of Scots".... Additionally, your cover of Mr. Burns' lyrics is tremendous! I really enjoyed your rendition of the poem
Can't wait to hear that anthem as the flag of St. Andrew, is raised over the battlements of Edinburgh Castle just after midnight on the 1st of May......hopefully in the not to distant future.
Very well done! I especially appreciate knowing it's set to Hey Tuttie Tatie, a marching song from medieval times - and the dignity you've given it. Thank you!
Well sung Kev! There is something about the tempo, the feel, the defiant sentiment of this song that always makes me think this is the real national anthem of Scotland.
I feel not many in my generation know much about Robert Burns, we were once taught about Robert Burns and his wonderful works but now we learn nothing or little of him....
it's such a beautiful and proud song. You've made really good version. I think you may be interested in listening to the cover made by a polish band 'Shannon" in the early '90- very emotional. Maybe due to similarities in our countries history, don't know. Hard to get but well worth it. pozdrawiam
My choice for our national anthem. OK some people say it's all about our violent past but more importantly It's optimistic and even more importantly it's about our belief in freedom!
I went to a Scottish fiddle camp a few weeks ago and Elke Baker taught us to learn the cadence of Scottish snaps by chanting, "BANNock burrrn: a SCOT-'ish BA'-tle." It had us cracking up!
I discovered the lyrics to this song while reading a children's book to my kids. The little girls in the story sing "Wha Hae ..." whenever they need some encouragement to be brave and strong. We really enjoyed Kev's video. We had never heard the song before. (Please excuse us; we don't live anywhere near Scotland!)
For whatever an American's opinion is worth, I think Scots Wha Hae would make great national anthem. I fully intend to pinch the tune for myself when I come into my own kingdom. ;)
However, Flower of Scotland has grown on me over time. An early recording by the Corries is especially moving (Search YouTube for "corries flower of scotland 1968").
Not all Scottish songs have to be accompanied by pipes, especially those not actually specifically written for them, such as this. Scottish folk music is far more than a set of bagpipes, y'know. Look up The Corries and get an education...
i usually dont care for the typical "look at video camera and play a mediocre cover song", but these ones breath deeper. sound beautiful. cheers from the usa
But still don't diss the english people because my best friend is english
machinima319 1 week ago
i love it its so good i enjoy it were learning it
snoweykillerdog 1 week ago
Beautiful!
Vagabondette1 1 month ago
@Vagabondette1
thnx my friend
keltickev27 1 month ago
Could you give me those chords? Thanks!
express770 2 months ago
@express770
already posted in these comments my friend. Try "view all comments" and search for (space) G (space). you will find them ... along with the bass runs I use
slainté
keltickev27 2 months ago
Great version! Very inspiring! :) My good lady wife has recently put me to task......
"I need a backing track for 'Scots, Wha Hae' " she says!! It's for young primary kids....your version is by far, the most accessible...thanks for that! So very good!
lofi500 4 months ago
@lofi500
thnx my friend. where does your good lady teach? I am often in schools talking, reciting and singing about Burns........
keltickev27 4 months ago
What can I say - beautiful! This really gives me creeps.
thomaskanal 4 months ago
@thomaskanal
thnx my friend
keltickev27 4 months ago
beautifully done in the proud Scottish tradition
ForCarolToEnjoy 7 months ago 4
@ForCarolToEnjoy
thnx Carol ;o)
keltickev27 7 months ago
Its actually about Thomas Muir, well thats what Robert Burns said it was about
LuathFingal 7 months ago
Scots Wha Hae (Scots, Who Have); a patriotic song of Scotland.
The lyrics were written by Robert Burns in 1793, in the form of a speech given by Robert the Bruce before the Battle of Bannockburn on 24 June 1314, where Scotland maintained its sovereignty from the Kingdom of England. Although the lyrics are by Burns, he wrote them to the traditional Scottish tune Hey Tuttie Tatie which, according to tradition, was played by Bruce's army at the Battle of Bannockburn.
mkworkman 7 months ago
very nice
cfc67 7 months ago
@cfc67
thnx ;o)
keltickev27 7 months ago
This is very good! You pronounce the words as they should be pronouncend! A very powerfull rendition of this beautiful and patriotic song!
ALBA GU BRA
flexy6 7 months ago
@flexy6 thnx my friend
Kev
keltickev27 7 months ago
Moving and inspirational ! This is the first tune I teach on the pipes !
piperbob2 7 months ago
@piperbob2
heh heh ...as you should!
Thanks my friend
slainté
keltickev27 7 months ago
outstanding-from the Weir clan in NH-freedom in every syllable-well sung!
nhgranite1 8 months ago
Amazing performance. I'm proud to be a Scottish-American and descendent of the great King Robert the Bruce! (my surname is Bruce). I also love Celtic music and was trying to learn this song when I saw this video. It helped me a lot (although I'm not sure I'll ever be able to sing as well as it is sung here). Keep up your great work keltickev27!
drillsargentadog 8 months ago
@drillsargentadog
you are very welcome ;o)
keltickev27 8 months ago
@keltickev27
thnx my friend ;o)
keltickev27 8 months ago
my kids yell at me when I sing...but I can't help it, I love this song! very talented, you are!!!
bmoran111 8 months ago
@bmoran111
thnx my friend. Keep singing it!
Kev
keltickev27 8 months ago
Beautiful! :)
Leygoes 8 months ago
Beautiful.
blisterpeanuts 9 months ago
i must commend you sir,,, it is not easy to put the greatest Poem ever written into song,, but i think you done a damn fine job
Jinky1888 9 months ago
@Jinky1888
cheers
;o)
keltickev27 9 months ago
Scots should bite a piece of leather before listening to this - I nearly broke a tooth! wha sae base as be a slave?.....liberty's in every blow....Awesome. That said, apparently what Bruce actually screamed was, "They've too many cavalry, so if you run you're dead. If you were going to run you should have done it earlier. Besides, if you fight you might win, and if we win we'll be rich". The bears, being rational, stood and fought!
cr38961 10 months ago
Scots don't only have Wallace bled, they also know how to make music!
matthijseric 10 months ago
@matthijseric
thnx
keltickev27 10 months ago
Rousing and Powerfull, should be the national Anthem!!!
P.S. Did i just see you on TV reciting Burns??
oggyoggyoggy1983 1 year ago 4
@oggyoggyoggy1983
thnx my friend...and yes you did! Just recited The Henpecked Husband and sang Ye Jacobites by Name! Thanks for noticing
keltickev27 1 year ago
@keltickev27
Clap Clap Clap....virtual applause!!! I'd watched your videos ages ago and when i saw your face i thought...i recognise that!!! Well done, keep the Burns flame alight!!!
oggyoggyoggy1983 1 year ago
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@keltickev27
Clap Clap Clap....virtual applause!!! I'd watched your videos ages ago and when i saw your face i thought...i recognise that!!! Well done, keep the Burns flame alight!!!
oggyoggyoggy1983 1 year ago
tclifford88@yahoo.com
ShadyRaver88 1 year ago
Can u send me a tab or chord progression? I'd love tae learn this yin
ShadyRaver88 1 year ago
Send me an email address and I'll send something on....
keltickev27 1 year ago
@keltickev27 tclifford88@yahoo.com
Thanks a lot man
ShadyRaver88 1 year ago
Thank you. Just what I needed to prepare for the Burns Supper on Tuesday
What's brilliant about Burns' patriotism, I think, is that it wasn't really anti-English. But it was anti-tyranny and pro-Scotland.
SNP take note.
LittleDragon2000 1 year ago
@LittleDragon2000 He was no Unionist, Labour,Liberals and Tories take note.
BillDFC 1 year ago
I don't have any direct relations to Scotland or the Isles in my heritage, but I'll say that when I venture through folk traditions from around the world I hear songs and read literature that point towards something greater -- and my God if you don't hear it here. Thanks so much for this. With Burns I could feel the pride of Scotland spill into the sea of Humanity and course right through me. Wonderful poet, and a wonderful rendition.
IAmJustABard 1 year ago
@IAmJustABard
thanks my friend. I agree with your sentiments re Burns......wonderful indeed and I am delighted you like my renditition. ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
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This is a fabulous rendition, Kevin (I assume). I listen to it at least thrice per day. I've been to Edinburgh, Portree on the Isle of Skye, and Dunvegan, Stirling and Edinburgh Castles. At Stirling I saw the giant Statue of Wallace - a sight to behold! I love Scotland and God Bless you for touting her proud heritage of Freedom Fighters.
CGW2003 1 year ago
This really brings a tear to my eye. As an American whose grandparents came from Ireland and Wales, the heritage against tyranny is strong and similar to Scotland's history of resistance. Your voice is amazing, you play the guitar well and you do honor to those that died for liberty.
ireland88 1 year ago
@ireland88
Thanks for the considered comments my friend. I do what I can for Burns and for Scotland.
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
u r the best singer ever and im proud to say im a scot
Moneyprince1 1 year ago
@Moneyprince1
thnx my friend ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Wow! This is what I call folk singing at its apex! Beautiful!
rossettipaolo 1 year ago
@rossettipaolo
thanks!
keltickev27 1 year ago
THIS is how Burns would have his great song sung. Dignity indeed restored!
MrLongpour 1 year ago
@MrLongpour
thanks my friend...enjoy!
keltickev27 1 year ago
Tapadh leibh, Kev. Alba gu bràth !
Immandrake 1 year ago
@Immandrake
;o))
Slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
Wha sae base as be a slave!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great performance
I live in Australia now and this makes me miss home.
great job
kevin708 1 year ago
@kevin708
thnx my friend... I'm always ready to travel if the price is right!!
keltickev27 1 year ago
I don't understand why people whose the first language is English call themselves being the Scottish. If you don't speak Scottish (Gaelic) then you are not Scottish.
qqq1985 1 year ago
@qqq1985 The Scottish language is Scots, a cousin of English, which most Scots do indeed speak to some degree or other. It is, among other things, the language in which the above song was written.
Traitorfish 1 year ago
@Traitorfish I believed the Scots were one of nations of the Celts. It means the Scots should speak in Gaelic.
No, the Celts are not cousins to the Germanic/Saxons who the English are. .
qqq1985 1 year ago
@qqq1985 Scotland is a composite nation, formed of the Highland Gaels and the Lowland Angles, through cultural cross-pollination and, after the Highland Clearances, intermarriage. It is not like England or Ireland in being either purely Anglic or Celtic, but is an Anglo-Celtic hybrid (the Bruce himself personified this, having a Gaelic mother and an Anglo-Norman father!) and so has two national languages, one Anglic, Scots, and one Celtic, Gaelic.
Traitorfish 1 year ago
brrrrrrrrilliant! luv this!
cocatwoman7 1 year ago
@cocatwoman7
thnx ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
@keltickev27 I just played this again, once while reading the lyrics and the second, simply watching you sing. My wee heart is gonna burst, ya really got me crying my eyes oot.......................................I just wanna hug you for posting this. I keep crying and I cannae stop. You make me even Prrrrrouder ta be of Scottish heritage as I am a "Denny".......from the Denny's of Dumbarton and Denny/Stirling which goes wayyyyyyy back to the 1100s :) x April Yvonne Denn (y) Bouchard
cocatwoman7 1 year ago
@cocatwoman7
thnx again ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Ta for this guid song! A hae decided tae learn some scots wirds an ye inspired me :D
Altough A raither prefer scots gaelic ;) Slainte!
Inaegram 1 year ago
@Inaegram
thnx my friend
Kev
keltickev27 1 year ago
wit a song.am nearly greetin.makes ye proud tae be scottish
Ando1314 1 year ago
@Ando1314
thnx my friend
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
kaikozawa 1 year ago
@kaikozawa
Well I admit defeat with this one! Translation anyone?
keltickev27 1 year ago
@keltickev27
So sorry, I don't write Scotish(or English?) well.
But I can say, I'm your side, and I can sing with you !
That's a lyric which is my translating from English to my dialect and Japanese.
I don't say well, but only I can say "Scotland is brave" !
kaikozawa 1 year ago
@kaikozawa
thnx for the translation...my friend....both of them!
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
Hi, Kev. I was just listening through my "Kev Thompson's Greatest Hits" playlist, and remembered that THIS great song was the one that let me to first discover your YouTube channel. Your repertoire is a wonderful contribution to the YouTube site.
Hope you've been doing well lately. Slainte'!
PapaNoMidokoro 1 year ago
This should be our national anthem. A beautiful song by our national bard.
' A man's a man' is another Burns contender. But for me it's this.
This is a beautiful version, one of my favourite youtube videos. Thankyou.
habanaman 1 year ago
@habanaman
my pleasure....enjoy
keltickev27 1 year ago
Football / Rugby game ... Flower of Scotland, but a REAL national anthem this is the one!
RoddyMcDendron 1 year ago
@RoddyMcDendron
...and many would agree with you there!
;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Absolutely wonderful! I am half scottish blood...Canadian...and I love to play this song. I do it very much in ths same style you do, only I can't pick the guitar quite so prettily as that. Your picking style is perfect for this song, and you communicate the passion of it right well. Thanks for this great video!
Morgteck 1 year ago
@Morgteck
my pleasure...enjoy!
keltickev27 1 year ago
@keltickev27
thnx my friend...glad I could hook you in!
Life is well here
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
Man, thanks for sharing this. Truly wonderful and inspiring!
Best wishes!
rodrigocmz 1 year ago
@rodrigocmz
thnx my friend
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
Beautiful rendition.
standrewsnation 1 year ago
@standrewsnation
thnx my friend ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
We forget this, we die.
5thShock 1 year ago
Different class mate.
I'd have you belt that out at Hampden as our national anthem if it was up to me.
NoriokoTheMagicSkunk 1 year ago
@NoriokoTheMagicSkunk
thnx my friend......I'd be happy to do that too ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
brilliant rendition of a song that makes me proud to be scottish.
onemistressshort 1 year ago
@onemistressshort
thnx my friend....enjoy
keltickev27 1 year ago
Respect to Thomas Muir of Huntershill ( to those not in the know, he's Willam Wallace in this according to Robert Burns)
LuathFingal 1 year ago
They just don't write songs as good as that anymore, (sniff)
lang may they live on.
habanaman 1 year ago
Excellent, great voice, mon.
habanaman 1 year ago
@habanaman
thnx my friend ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
this song actually has good meaning behind it. and tells of a history, and has much pride it should be our Anthem.
silentpenguin666 1 year ago
Scots Wha Hae should be our anthem. Flower of Scotland doesn't compare.
thgusman 1 year ago
It just doesn' get any better than this Kev. Roll on the Bowhill Peoples Burns Supper.Jock.
priceypiper 1 year ago
@priceypiper
Thanks Jock...and keep on piping ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Brilliant version of the song. The blend of solemnity and defiance in the tone is perfect.
Traitorfish 1 year ago 2
@Traitorfish
thnx my friend
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
I honestly didn't think I'd hear the Corries' version bettered.
Thanks for sharing, mate.
joelhowells 1 year ago
I honestly didn't think I'd hear the Corries' version bettered.
Thanks for sharing, mate.
joelhowells 1 year ago
@joelhowells
Praise indeed! thnx my friend ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
You did this so well. Thank you very much.
Jesse
jessechene 1 year ago
@jessechene
my pleasure ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Mr. Burns, excellent tribute to Robert I, King of Scotland. Thank you,
Joseph Bruce Stewart
Prescott, Arizona, USA
josephbstewart 1 year ago
@josephbstewart
and greetings to the US...
by the way, Bruce was King of Scots, not Scotland...his choice ;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Kev... Greetings...
Mr. Burns still offered a great tribute to Robert I "king of Scots".... Additionally, your cover of Mr. Burns' lyrics is tremendous! I really enjoyed your rendition of the poem
Joseph B. Stewart
Prescott, Arizona
USA
josephbstewart 1 year ago
@josephbstewart
thnx my friend
keltickev27 1 year ago
Can't wait to hear that anthem as the flag of St. Andrew, is raised over the battlements of Edinburgh Castle just after midnight on the 1st of May......hopefully in the not to distant future.
Torchwoodhome 1 year ago
@Torchwoodhome
;o)
keltickev27 1 year ago
Very well done! I especially appreciate knowing it's set to Hey Tuttie Tatie, a marching song from medieval times - and the dignity you've given it. Thank you!
LindsayCurran 1 year ago
@LindsayCurran
Singing is my passion...its a bonus to be appreciated...thnx!
keltickev27 1 year ago
thumbs up from far away usa
markshfr1 1 year ago
@markshfr1
thnx my friend
keltickev27 1 year ago
Well sung Kev! There is something about the tempo, the feel, the defiant sentiment of this song that always makes me think this is the real national anthem of Scotland.
TheRealLouHali 1 year ago 9
@TheRealLouHali
...and many would agree with you there!
slainté
keltickev27 1 year ago
you sound so wonderful!
love it!
Elynnewith2N 2 years ago
@Elynnewith2N
thnx my friend
keltickev27 2 years ago
Well done!
BeanBean136 2 years ago
@BeanBean136
thnx ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
amazing job!
Rabbie Burns - a true legend.
I feel not many in my generation know much about Robert Burns, we were once taught about Robert Burns and his wonderful works but now we learn nothing or little of him....
XShowThemNoEmotionX 2 years ago
@XShowThemNoEmotionX
thnx my friend...glad you like it ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
Robert Burns; A Man, A Mason, A Poet. Great job!
YouGotTrouble 2 years ago
thnx my friend
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
alba an aigh!
sorry.. i really tried tae visit ye that summer...
hypocrisy and business wouldn't let me...
maybe some day, some time... in another life...
;(
slàinte mhath!
Favnir666 2 years ago
@Favnir666
keep the faith ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
it's such a beautiful and proud song. You've made really good version. I think you may be interested in listening to the cover made by a polish band 'Shannon" in the early '90- very emotional. Maybe due to similarities in our countries history, don't know. Hard to get but well worth it. pozdrawiam
KennaDeMerkedo 2 years ago
@KennaDeMerkedo
thanks for you feedback. Glad you like it. I will look for the other version you mention
slainté
Kev
keltickev27 2 years ago
did you know rabbie burns was freemason?? well if u dont know now you know fact fans
madhairman 2 years ago
@madhairman
I did indeed and this was in no small part responsible for his success. His brethren helped him get published and supported him in many other ways
keltickev27 2 years ago
I know Burns was a freemason but I can forgive him even that.
I like to think it was the spirit of fraternity that drew him in to the masons rather than the desire to profit from the influence of its members.
Great version btw.
'/
mickety2001 2 years ago
indeed it was although he did the latter too....what's to forgive byt the way? It was the norm for most men in his time
keltickev27 2 years ago
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When the South rises again against the commies, perhaps Scotland will join us.
PetersenComputers 2 years ago
as i scot i hope i can convince you we'd rather be there when racism is expunged for good than when the south rises again
Rossyboy3000 2 years ago
You know that Scotland is essentially a Socialist country? We'd be fighting for the Commies, not rising against them.
jbjaguar 2 years ago
HAPPY ST. ANDREW'S DAY !!!!
AuburnGradAuburnMom 2 years ago 2
thank you and the same to you! I have just returned from playing a concert to celebrate that very event.
;o)
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
Thanks for this.. I play it almost daily as it lifts my spirit somehow. (new world celt from New Zealand). (-;
cammackay76 2 years ago
thnx my friend....glad to help in these troubled times.....
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
Belter mate, whit a tune. Fancy teaching me and the rest of us for our supper in Jan?
bigdez33 2 years ago
no problem my friend.....feel free to try it ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
My choice for our national anthem. OK some people say it's all about our violent past but more importantly It's optimistic and even more importantly it's about our belief in freedom!
Thanks keltickev
limitsofglory 2 years ago
my thoughts too..self belief can move mountains ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
Good pick. Much better than our anthem in the US.
pedobearhansen 2 years ago
Sweet!
I went to a Scottish fiddle camp a few weeks ago and Elke Baker taught us to learn the cadence of Scottish snaps by chanting, "BANNock burrrn: a SCOT-'ish BA'-tle." It had us cracking up!
Congrats on the wedding Papa!
Poodlepups 2 years ago
thnx...it was a lovely day for my lovely daughter....
keltickev27 2 years ago
My new "To Do" list:
1. listen to more of Kev's singing
2. pick up a book of Robert Burn's work
I discovered the lyrics to this song while reading a children's book to my kids. The little girls in the story sing "Wha Hae ..." whenever they need some encouragement to be brave and strong. We really enjoyed Kev's video. We had never heard the song before. (Please excuse us; we don't live anywhere near Scotland!)
Pamela4nature 2 years ago
thnx Pam...glad you and the kids like it....
Kev
keltickev27 2 years ago
wow great singer ^^
xMaratjuhh 2 years ago
thnx Mara
;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
Great voice and great interpretation of a great song :)
Keep up the good work!
th30r1st 2 years ago 2
thnx my friend...
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
Kev, I don't know how you feel about "do another Corries song" requests, but I'd love to hear your takes on Flower of Scotland and Dark Lochnagar.
PapaNoMidokoro 2 years ago
David...I have just added Dark Lochnagar.....I will think about F.O.S. later
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
I don't know what to say. You are beyond belief.
Venomlord99 2 years ago
...in a good way I hope ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
this is one of the best guys ive ever heard sing this song, :D nice
silentpenguin666 2 years ago 5
thnx my friend
slainté
keltickev27 2 years ago
With respect to silentpenguin, THE best, not "one of". Slainté.
PapaNoMidokoro 2 years ago
thnx my friend....
keltickev27 2 years ago
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PapaNoMidokoro 2 years ago
i honostly thought this song should have been the national anthem, not the flower of scotland, this is sucha better song.
silentpenguin666 2 years ago
...and many would agree with you ;o)
keltickev27 2 years ago
For whatever an American's opinion is worth, I think Scots Wha Hae would make great national anthem. I fully intend to pinch the tune for myself when I come into my own kingdom. ;)
However, Flower of Scotland has grown on me over time. An early recording by the Corries is especially moving (Search YouTube for "corries flower of scotland 1968").
PapaNoMidokoro 2 years ago 6
Tis truely some of the finest poetry ever written.
Jinky1888 2 years ago 2
@PapaNoMidokoro
Did you know that Robert Burn's descendent is an American?
So before you say, you don't know what an American's opinion is worth, watch your P's and Q's, and show so manners.
And yes Robert Burn's descendent is not Scottish, he is American, and he's my next door neighbor.
pluto4847 1 year ago
@pluto4847
Robert Burns - no apostrophe - has many descendants...some indeed are now in the US. Why so aggressive? No arguments on that issue
keltickev27 1 year ago
Wow. This is impressive. Nicely done.
rhiakh 2 years ago
thnx my friend
keltickev27 2 years ago
A nice song played by a sexy man.
TheStonedSlackerNZ 2 years ago
Great version of this song :)
PatrickRCleburne 2 years ago 3
thnx
keltickev27 2 years ago
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theres only one thing i can say, no offense but---
get some bagpipes
ratty144 2 years ago
Not all Scottish songs have to be accompanied by pipes, especially those not actually specifically written for them, such as this. Scottish folk music is far more than a set of bagpipes, y'know. Look up The Corries and get an education...
Traitorfish 2 years ago 2
very well done!
MegMerrilies 2 years ago
thnx
keltickev27 2 years ago
i usually dont care for the typical "look at video camera and play a mediocre cover song", but these ones breath deeper. sound beautiful. cheers from the usa
markshfr1 2 years ago