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Lagavulin 16 Year Old

Glenmorangie Original (10 Year Old) 35cl

Another Quiet Sunday

by Shotts & Dykehead Pipe Band

Formed in 1910, this Pipe Band has been a continual winner of awards and competitions. In 1935 they won the British Championship at their very first appearance. Since then their record is second to none - eight times Champion of Champions; ten times World Champions; sixteen times European Champions; eighteen times British Champions - not to mention their many successes at the Scottish Championships. The Shotts & Dykehead Caledonia Pipe Band is one of the finest pipe and drum bands in the world, certain to delight and entertain audiences of all ages.

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1.	Mooney's Jig / Isabelle Blackley
	Traditional Irish jig better known as a fiddle tune followed by a Scottish Pipe jig.
2.	The Ass in the Graveyard
	A contemporary composition written in waltz-time.
3.	Highland Wedding / Dora MacLeod / Mrs. MacPherson of Inveran
	A classic competition March, Strathspey and Reel
4.	Drum Fanfare
	A fanfare written by Drum Major Jim Kilpatrick.
5.	Ian Ruadh's Lament /Jig in the Middle / Ian Ruadh's Lament
	A simple slow air with Battlefield Band accompanying the pipes.
6.	The Friendly Piper / The Black Isle / Abbieville
	Three traditional 9/8 retreat marches
7.	Taimse Im / Chuodladh
	This Irish Gaelic slow air is normally played on the Uillean Pipe.
8.	Miss Campbell of Sheerness / Bill Harte's Jig / Rory MacLeod
	Three traditional jigs the first & third from Scotland and the second a well known session tune from Ireland.
9.	Commander Rodger Reid / The Magpie
	Two contemporary pipe tunes written very much in the modern piping style.
10.	MacNeil's of Ugadale / The Highland Circus / Kenneth G. MacLeod
	Two old 6/8 marches, split up by a recent composition to celebrate a weekend in Ullapool.
11.	The Hen and the Turkey / The Cockerel and the Creel / Kiss the Train Goodbye
	Three rather unusual reels with accompaniment that changes the whole mood.
12.	The Barmaid / The Swallow Tail Coat / The Wise Maiden / The Bagad Reel
	The youngest piper in the band Stuart Reid demonstrates his finger ability with this set of reels
13.	Colin's Cattle / The Heroes of Vittoria
	The Band say farewell with two retreat marches