Dougie MacLean - The Gael

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From the premiere performance of Dougie MacLean's composition "The Search" at Perthshire Amber - The Dougie MacLean Festival 2007. You may recognise this as the fiddle tune from the film The Last of the Mohicans. Composed by Dougie Macean and published by Limetree Arts and Music (MCPS & PRS UK)

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  • eargasm - (eer-gaz-uhm) This is when the vibrations made by one, or many musicians meets a level of awesomeness to great for the ears to handle. This extra awesomness is released in the form of an eargasm. Symptoms of eargasms include: extreme feelings of awesomeness, elevated heartbeat, and the urge to run up a mountain, killing numerous indians, and saving your woman.

    See Also: this song.

  • This song could call up the Loch Ness Monster.

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  • @mgbdub2007 They were fighting the Huron, that's why "The last of the Mohicans" were 2 dudes plus Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis). When Uncas is killed by Magua is one of the saddest scenes ever, then Alice Munro hurls herself after him. It kills me every time.

  • Crying my eyes out. I am Clan Logan, we are here! God bless you Grams and Grandpa.

  • Unreal. What a tune to run up a mountain and ward off attacking Mohawk tribal warriors!

  • Anyone know if there's a better copy of this floating around anywhere?

    WHAT A VERSION of this song!!!

  • I love this tune,i play it couple times a day and willing to learn the fiddle just to play this tune...

  • Ron Paul 2012! Y'all understand!

  • @Djhutmose Well, the vast majority of Roman troops were stationed on the Limes Germanicus for most of its history. During the age of Marcus Aurelius, for example, over half of all the legions (16) were stationed on the Rhine and Danube rivers... not in Parthia, or in Egypt, or in Syria... in Germany. This is not necessarily because they wanted to conquer Germania Magna (Free Germany), but rather because the Germans wanted to conquer Rome.

  • @WillyFeelerbusch Doesn't make me wanna kill anyone, but I dig the rest ;)

  • @piratebri Mostly because it was so far away rather than anything really having to do with the resistance. Heck...had to cross the channel just to get to the island which would be the british isles. Wasn't worth the fight...

  • Great video. I saw Dougie several times a long time ago and have enjoyed him ever since. He visited with us and seems like a really nice guy. Thanks for the music and for the memories.

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