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Dougie MacLean. Ready For The Storm

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Uploaded by on Oct 2, 2009

Dougie MacLean@Fylde Folk Festival 2009

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  • what a feeling must this be when suddenly the audience starts to sing along the lines which came from yourself, deep within - when you achieve to touch people...

  • The audience made this for me. I LOVE it when an audience contributes to the musicality of a performance. It is a very epic thing.....

    The song itself is very well written: Haunting, catchy, uses just the right rhythmic presentation of the lyrics....awesome.

    The best version I've heard is still by The Cottars, though. They really showed what this fantastic song is worth, imo.

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  • I love this song. Being a MacLean, I can relate to the sea, and the deep pride I feel for our clan. Mull is a beautiful, wild isle, and the Castle is mystic and magically.

  • Wonderful! I also enjoyed Deanta's version. Powerful.

  • I've seen Dougie in concert several times, and I've had the privilege of meeting him. He always encourages the audience to join in. He is not only a superb songwriter and performer, he is a truly beautiful person.

  • i want to download this, help me please

    cheers

  • Great song! wish there were some tabs for this somewhere on the net!

  • Love this song so much I found a way of playing it standard tuning. Took me a while, but it sounds awesome! xD

  • Guitar is tuned in open C minor, capo on 5th fret (e.g. played in F minor).

    Great song, I am a great fan of Dougie... Should visit the Netherlands as much as I visit Scotland!

  • This song makes me think of the night we had to take on fuel in the middle of a winter storms off the Scotland Straights. I was only eight months into the USN and it was my first refueling detail, I will never forget the roll of the waves that night and the oiler as she came about, tossing to the point where you could jump from ship to ship almost. I will never forget the cold. Luckily we broke a line and the CO called off the refueling, we made for Faslane the next day and ported in for fuel.

  • I just love this song, it;'s so empowering and encouraging, through the sense of solitariness it exudes. It just carves itself into my heart as I see the image it paints. It's one of very few songs that touch me in this way. i also liked live versions by Kathy Mattea- she can make it quite powerful too.

  • Is he tuned Dminor? I was thinking open d, but it sounds like a minor chord

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