10. The Massacre Of Glencoe - Ronnie Browne (Of The Corries) - West Highland Way video free download


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10. The Massacre Of Glencoe

By Ronnie Browne, of The Corries, performed on The West Highland Way.

Taken from music DVD "Ronnie Browne - The West Highland Way In Four Seasons". Available from ScotDisc.

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10 years ago

Charles Cook

The Corries were the greatest Scots duo ever! Thanks for sharing this solo by Ronnie!

10 years ago

rbheiss

This is one of my favorite songs despite the tragedy it speaks of. We must never forget and we must fight for what is good at all times because unfortunately there are those who call themselves human and yet perpetuate things such as this. It seems to me the majority of human kind longs for peace and safety and respect. Let us live our lives upholding the goodness as long as we draw breath. Take care Sir, Rolland B. Heiss

11 years ago

Poudre d'Escampette

My luve for you and for Scotland is like a red, red rose. Thank you so much. From France

11 years ago

Charles Cook

Love Ronnie Browne! He and Roy Williamson are the greatest Scottish folk singers of all time! Thank you for posting!

11 years ago

Tom Hamilton

why are you SHOUTING? nice song

11 years ago

TheSpiritof45

CAMPBELLS BY NAME=CAMPBELL BY NATURE!!!!! THE ONLY REAL REASON FOR GENOCIDE!!!!! [ONLY KIDDING IT ENOUGH THEY CARRY THE NAME!!!] POOF WILLIAM FANS!!! THERE TARTAN IS SHIT TO

12 years ago

calza13

@TheSpiritof45 RULE 54: CAPSLOCK IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL RULE 55: EVEN WITH CAPSLOCK YOU STILL HAVE TO STEER....

12 years ago

TheSpiritof45

MY STANCE REMAINS GIVE ME ONE campbell WHO IS NOT A FOLLOWER OF WILLIAM 1690 AND WE WILL BOTH BE LOOKING AT THESPIRITOF45 PESTULANCE TO THE campbells

12 years ago

allan connochie

@TheSpiritof45 The Scottish administration planned and ordered it and King William signed the orders. It was regular troops of the Scottish army who carried it out. The commanding officer was a Campbell and a small percentage of the actual troops were Campbells but it was not a Clan Campbell operation as such. It probably suited central govt at that time to portray it was Highlanders killing each other as it shifted responsibility from central government itself.

12 years ago

TheSpiritof45

@gaconnochie i stupidly posted my reply to you in response to my own comment i have indicated your errors all the best

12 years ago

TheSpiritof45

@TheSpiritof45 VERY SIMPLE KING BILLY OF TANGERINES ORDERED IT AND ONLY ONE CAMPBELL WAS IN CHARGE "CONCOCTED" MANY MILES FROM EDINBURGH AS FOR BISCUIT TIN I NEVER TOUCH THEM ONLY PORIDGE OATS AND JUST BECAUSE "OTHERS" WOULD DO IT PISS OFF THE ONLY GOOD CAMPBELL DOES NOT BREATH GOD BLESS KING JAMES

12 years ago

allan connochie

@TheSpiritof45 Keep reading your Scottish history off biscuit tins. What bit off what I said is exactly false?

12 years ago

TheSpiritof45

@gaconnochie FALSE FALSE YOUR NO BETTER THAN THE HORSE HUGGING WILLIAM GO JUMP OFF ANOCH MOR X PS ONE CAMPBELL!!!!!

13 years ago

allan connochie

killing 900 Campbells without a sword being lifted in defence! They were all as bad or as good as each other :-) What made Glencoe more significant was that it was an atrocity concocted by the Scottish government in Edinburgh itself and not an atrocity due to caln rivalry. The troops used happened to be Campbells but it easily could have been others.

13 years ago

allan connochie

@MysticalViking I wouldn't worry about your ancestors being connected to one clan or the other they all have their dark points to hide. For instance pre 1601 when the Scottish and English kingdoms were completely seperate the MacDonalds on at least two occassions allied themselves to an English invasion of Scotland - and as far as atrocities go Glencoe wasn't a particularly large massacre compared with some. During the 17thC Herschip of Argyle the MacDonald bard's boasted openly about the clan

13 years ago

MysticalViking

I was first aquainted with this song at a Scottish Festival sung by Alex Beaton. It got me studying some of my Scotts history. What a huge tragedy. How sad I was to find the Campbells were our protectorate clan. Our's was a small one on their land. BUT I am a Jacobite.

13 years ago

Henry Bilke

@osoneill , I'll hazard a guess: it comes from a fire. Either grass or wood, it's hard to tell. As I said it's only a guess... :-))

13 years ago

Henry Bilke

Ronnie Browne is a giant of song, and I'm glad he's walked amongst us. His songs with Roy were wonderful, but now we see who was the true genius of the two. No disrespect to Roy is meant, by the way.

14 years ago

osoneill

Where's thon smoke coming from?

14 years ago

Sven Back

THANKS FOR THESE JEMS

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