Me playing Dougie MacLean's "Caledonia (I'm Going Home)"

A little strange to address a country as one would a lover, but it's a pretty song, anyway, and one that certainly strikes a note in the hearts of the Scottish people.

Comments would be appreciated.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• acoustic
• folk
• scotland
• scottish
• dougie
• maclean
• caledonia
• guitar

[LeoAries17]

Beautiful. Wonderful job!

Also, I think I have the same scarf as you... lol

[Kirobaito]

The two up on the wall are Edinburgh (difficult to see) and Graham of Montrose, Modern.

[surrrabaya]

Another two excellent recordings. The recorded sound is different from the two previous green T-shirt recordings. Have you changed your recording setup? May be you got some new equipment for your birthday?

[SuperYesac]

Very well performed. I always like to listen to your videos

[fledis]

Hey :) great cover :) greets ;)

[ZocaH78]

Excellent cover, hard song to do very well played and sung - I attempted my own version at it too if you want to have a look..

Really liked your version though - well done! :)

[SuperJack022]

That was awesome!

[skipy936]

You NAILED it, bloody good cover. Well done.

[DjMaddoxX]

damn McLovin ur good

[MsAndi63]

Caledonia is one of my favourites and you sing and ply it with so much emotion! Thumps up!

[nykkoz]

man, that's AWESOME!!!!

[rgriff29]

wonderful voice, beautiful song, great guitar picking. Thanks.

[dancingmommyof2]

I've been listening to your videos for an hour today! Your singing and guitar playing are so great! You're really talented, as you probably know! I've been listening a lot to your "Changes" video because I want to play that song for a graduation. Say, I thought your guitar sounded like a steel string, but it doesn't have a pick guard like nylon string guitars...?

[dancingmommyof2]

I've been watching your videos for an hour today! I love the "Changes" song and love your voice and guitar playing. You've got real talent! Say, I'm just curious: your guitar sounds like a steel string, but it doesn't have a pick guard like nylon string guitars.... And do you know of a good way to learn the classical guitar parts of "Changes"?