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love this version thanks for sharing it

Reminds me of my dah Allan

And some escaped. I am from MacDonald of Clanranald. Thank you for the music 🎶

Introduced to this song by a one off, Gibby fae Linwood, those that know know, he sadly passed away a few years ago, one of the original Euro 92 Clipendales fae the Clippen Inn Linwood, legend. Still smile about the times and exploits we had, good times , good people 👍 Xx

Robin Watson, the most wonderful, masterful counter melody in the world

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Really beautiful

Posted by my son, Connor, 11 years ago now! My how time passes. He still plays this track and we still sing it together. Brings tears to my eyes every single time. Proud of that boy!

Song that was inspired by Danny Kyle

Brilliant

Remembers me so much of my Granda Mac Donald. A decorated soldier that always said be proud to be Scottish. He was a hero but died in the old soldiers home at Erskin!! This song by Gaberlunzie remembers me of him fondly! He worked in yarrows and Elderslie!

And that’s why I didn’t trust a Campbell

I'm an American but lived in Inverbervie, Scotland for two years. My husband was stationed at RAF Edzell, Scotland 1979-1981 and about twice a year Gaberluzie would perform at the the base club. I fell in love with their sound and harmonies and the songs. Sadly RAF Edzell is no more and I am no longer living in Scotland, a country I fell in love with from day one but I still have the music of Gaberluzie to whisk me away to memories of hiking through the highlands, taking a day trip to Stonehaven and the friends I made in Scotland. To be honest my favorite pieces that Gaberluzie performed were "Glasgow Dan," the "Massacre of Glencoe" and "The Glenfarg Bull." I hope you don't mind some input from a lass from Oklahoma, USA.

Only the Scottish and the Irish can make songs so beautiful about something so terrible.

The order from King William, of England, was to kill every one - to teach the Highland clans a lesson.. The King's men waited a week, taking the hospitality of the MacDonalds, before the slaughter. The KingsMen were under the threat that if they refused the order, they themselves would be put to death for refusing the order. It is to the credit of some of the Campbells that (individually) they warned some of the MacDonalds to flee - or the number of the slaughtered would have been greater. It was the worst contravention of Highland Hospitality ever.... and it still horrifies.

Oh - what a nice blast from the past. My sister and I used to follow those guys everywhere they went, and they were happy to give us the opportunity of singing at their gigs.

My Dad got the gabs and then some. I even had them at his funeral. Emotive and informative are their mantle and even as a son of the Lunz, I still enjoy their music and stories. Good effort Gordon and Robin, my auld man was moved to tears by you and educated more than just me in your music. I'll always mind the auld folk. XxX

Love Scotland and Scottish accent, love the wonderful people and the country.

Always so sad when I hear this beautiful song.

imma campbell

It's not traditional,it was written by Jim McClean

OOOOO

humains are political animals... that's all. Thanks for posting.✌

I had an Uncle called Dan a great man Father Grandfather I miss him.

Ok

I get called Glasgow Dan by my Nana Dan my nickname

love it

the best

This song was written by the Jacobites in order to try and get people to rise up against the English, the Scottish lowlanders, and other Clansmen who opposed them. Many of the details are exaggerated like CNN's propaganda, but this song is still pretty sad, and of course things are going to be imbelished when there is a massacre under trust. The same mistake was repeated in American history when John Brown attacked Harper's Ferry and the unrest between the North and South accelerated that split the nation and led to the American civil war, much like this incident led to the Jacobite rebellion and Highland civil war.

That's a brillant song

its the greatest need more like !

been a follower of the Gabs since the late 70's and always will- got nearly every CD and some old tapes, one of which Gordon sent me a copy of on CD

Yeah watch yer back if/when we get independence. Take note, Scotland has a history of backstabbing it's own for the right price. It aint changed in over 700 years, independence or not, we have possibly 50% of the population who want the opposite of what the other 50% want. After the vote, i see civil unrest. Just remember a traitor is a traitor and should be dealt with in the way of old. Remember who you are and remember what the english see us as.

Cambles and Argyle ..oops

Ye kinna keep a good McDonald down!

This is one of my wife's favorites. Years ago when I lived in Scotland we would go to their gigs any time they were close. As a singer/songwriter myself, they would always invite me on stage to play a song or two--not many performers will do that. Great guys, Gaberlunzie!

I love one winged angel and i love sephiroth! :)

like it my dad used to sing it brill

this song is excellant you can feel the vibes well done for putting on you tube

An excellent version of this ballad - I really like Gaberlunzie!

@argyll1854 Campbell Clan

Man I was raised on the Gabs and been lucky enough to see them a few times. XxX

I know Gordon very well, hats off to you for this great traditional song...

Never seen them live, but I'd love to :)

Saw Gaberlunzie in Kilmarnock on saturday, they were great s always.

superb

where did u get this song?

Apologies that the Video Effects stop half way.

love this version thanks for sharing it

Thanks to my mate Kev I was introduced to this and many other songs by Gaberlunzie as well as a few great nights at the Park Bar. Kev does a great version of this to bring tears to a glass eye.