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The Edinburgh Military Tattoo: Bagpipe Marches of Scotland
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Track Listing
- Pipes And Drums: Amazing Grace/Fanfare Trumpets: Fanfare Militaire
- Pipes And Drums: The Rock And Wee Pickle Tow/I Lo'ed A Laddie But Ane/The Drummer's Call...
- Massed Military Bands: The Band Strikes-Mexican Hat Dance
- 4/4 Marches And 3/4 Retreats: Hills Of Alva/Far O' Er Struy/Torosay Castle/Lord Byron...
- Waltzes: Hearken My Love/The Herding Song/My Lodging's On The Cold Cold Ground/Westering Home
- 2/4 Marches: Kitchener's Army/Balkan Hills/The Rhodesian Regiment
- 2/4 March, Strathspey And Reel: Miss Elspeth Campbell/The Shepherd's Crock/Smith O' Chilliechassie
- 4/4 And 2/4 Marches: Scotland The Brave/Highland Laddie/The Earl Of Mansfield...
- 6/8 Marches: 10th H.L.I. Crossing The Rhine/Mrs. Lily Christie/Dovecote Park
- Waltzes: Loch Broom Bay/My Home
- 4/4 March, Strathspeys, Reels, Hornpipes And Jigs: Peter McKenzie Warren/Sporting Jamie...
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #51767 in Music
- Released on: 1994-07-18
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
This is a live recording
This is a live recording, so you are going to hear clapping and background noise in addition to wind throughout each song. It's not just at the beginning and end. The quality of the recording is also very poor. I got this for my boyfriend who enjoys bagpipe music but he rarely listens to it since its annoying to hear the background noise.
Huh? Iam sorry I can't hear so well..
This is a good performance and a poor recording. The title sounded cool, but the album does not pull it off.
Stay Away
While the piping is excellent, the audio, particularly in the first half of the cd is terrible. Nearly 15 minutes are almost indecipherable. I think the recording was made with a hand held mike at the edge of a field.
