"Sands of Wahibah, The"	"Sands of Wahibah, The"	"9"	"9"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"Selwood, Paul, LSgt."	"Selwood, Paul, LSgt."	"This tune was composed whilst a pipe band section formed part of a composite G. Company platoon commanded by Lt S.P. Orwin. The platoon was attached to the Left Flank Company 2nd Battalion Scots Guards in an overseas exercise to the Sultanat State of Oman in January 1993.
Apart from conducting the normal infantry training, the Pipe Band section also displayed at performances in South Oman (the Capital city) and for members of the Sultanate of Oman Royal Family."	"This tune was composed whilst a pipe band section formed part of a composite G. Company platoon commanded by Lt S.P. Orwin. The platoon was attached to the Left Flank Company 2nd Battalion Scots Guards in an overseas exercise to the Sultanat State of Oman in January 1993.
Apart from conducting the normal infantry training, the Pipe Band section also displayed at performances in South Oman (the Capital city) and for members of the Sultanate of Oman Royal Family."
"Braglenmore"	"Braglenmore"	"10"	"10"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This is the name of MacFarlanes family farm located some 18 miles South of Oban, Argyll."	"This is the name of MacFarlanes family farm located some 18 miles South of Oban, Argyll."
"Captain Gary Spence's farewell to Edinburgh Castle"	"Captain Gary Spence's farewell to Edinburgh Castle"	"11"	"11"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt. | I. Lowther, LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt. | I. Lowther, LSgt."	"Captain Gary Spence was the officer in charge of Scots Guards Regimental information team which has its Head Quarters within Edinburgh Castle. Captain Spence was the officer in chare of the Regimental recruiting team from November 1995 until April 1999. The Scots Guards recruit from all parts of Scotland and Northern England. However, the Regiment has had member joining from as far afield as Canada, South Africa, Kenya and Australia."	"Captain Gary Spence was the officer in charge of Scots Guards Regimental information team which has its Head Quarters within Edinburgh Castle. Captain Spence was the officer in chare of the Regimental recruiting team from November 1995 until April 1999. The Scots Guards recruit from all parts of Scotland and Northern England. However, the Regiment has had member joining from as far afield as Canada, South Africa, Kenya and Australia."
"Miss Chloe Simpson"	"Miss Chloe Simpson"	"12"	"12"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This tune was composed for Gdsm Robert Simpson F Company Scots Guards to celebrate the occasion of the birth of his daughter on the 9th of February 1999."	"This tune was composed for Gdsm Robert Simpson F Company Scots Guards to celebrate the occasion of the birth of his daughter on the 9th of February 1999."
"Haughdale, The"	"Haughdale, The"	"13"	"13"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"This is a hotel in Inverness at which the Highlands, Islands and Moray Branch of the Scots Guards Association (Retired Regimental personnel) enjoy their annual events. March 1997."	"This is a hotel in Inverness at which the Highlands, Islands and Moray Branch of the Scots Guards Association (Retired Regimental personnel) enjoy their annual events. March 1997."
"Butchers Silver, The"	"Butchers Silver, The"	"14"	"14"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"This was written for the composer's local butcher's silver wedding anniversary."	"This was written for the composer's local butcher's silver wedding anniversary."
"Sam Sumner"	"Sam Sumner"	"15"	"15"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"This tune was written to celebrate the 21st birthday in January 2000 of the composer's sister-in-law, Sam."	"This tune was written to celebrate the 21st birthday in January 2000 of the composer's sister-in-law, Sam."
"Marjor K. B. Holling"	"Marjor K. B. Holling"	"16"	"16"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This was composed for Major K.B. Holling on carrying out his last changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace as Company Commander, F Company, Scots Guards. Major Holling was Officer Commanding F Company from December 1998 unti October 1999."	"This was composed for Major K.B. Holling on carrying out his last changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace as Company Commander, F Company, Scots Guards. Major Holling was Officer Commanding F Company from December 1998 unti October 1999."
"Belloque Ferox"	"Belloque Ferox"	"18"	"18"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"F Company S.G. short history (Tune Belloque Ferox)
On the 4th of November 1994 after 351 years of loyal service to the crouwn, the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards instead of disbanding went into ""suspended animation."" This means that the second Battalions colours, traditions and standards are upheld by the independent company called F Company. The company is now one of three independent companies in the Household division, the other two being Nijmegean Company Grenadier Guards and No. 7 Company Coldstream Guards. This Company is permanently in London district and its main undertaking is public duties. F Company is at present stationed at Chelsea Barracks, London, as is No. 7 Company Coldstream Guards."	"F Company S.G. short history (Tune Belloque Ferox)
On the 4th of November 1994 after 351 years of loyal service to the crouwn, the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards instead of disbanding went into ""suspended animation."" This means that the second Battalions colours, traditions and standards are upheld by the independent company called F Company. The company is now one of three independent companies in the Household division, the other two being Nijmegean Company Grenadier Guards and No. 7 Company Coldstream Guards. This Company is permanently in London district and its main undertaking is public duties. F Company is at present stationed at Chelsea Barracks, London, as is No. 7 Company Coldstream Guards."	"Fierce in Battle"	"Fierce in Battle"
"Alma, The"	"Alma, The"	"19"	"19"	"March"	"March"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"Price, Major | Donaldson, B. P.M."	"Price, Major | Donaldson, B. P.M."	"Since Waterloo 1815 the subsequent long peace ended in 1854 when war was declared on Russia, and the 1st Battalion Scots Guards sailed with the Guards Brigade for the beginning of the Crimean war. Weakened by cholera and dysentery after months of inactivity in Malta, Turgey and Bulgaria, the Battalion eventually landed in the Crimea and at once distinguished itself at the battle of Alma where in the defence of the colours four of the first of the Regiments Victoria Crosses were won."	"Since Waterloo 1815 the subsequent long peace ended in 1854 when war was declared on Russia, and the 1st Battalion Scots Guards sailed with the Guards Brigade for the beginning of the Crimean war. Weakened by cholera and dysentery after months of inactivity in Malta, Turgey and Bulgaria, the Battalion eventually landed in the Crimea and at once distinguished itself at the battle of Alma where in the defence of the colours four of the first of the Regiments Victoria Crosses were won."
"Lt. Col. A.J. Miller-Bakewell"	"Lt. Col. A.J. Miller-Bakewell"	"20"	"20"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Lt. Col. Miller-Bakewell was commanding officer of the 1st Bn Scots Guards during the time the composer was Pipe Major. This tune was composed when Lt.Col. A.J. Miller-Bakewell relinquished command of the Battalion."	"Lt. Col. Miller-Bakewell was commanding officer of the 1st Bn Scots Guards during the time the composer was Pipe Major. This tune was composed when Lt.Col. A.J. Miller-Bakewell relinquished command of the Battalion."
"Major Willie Swinton"	"Major Willie Swinton"	"21"	"21"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Major Willie Swinton has a close connection with the Drums Company. He was the 2nd Battalion Adjudant from October 1989 until November 1993, which, apart from many other duties, made him the Drums Company Commander. The Drums Company consisted of two bands, the Corp of Drums and the Pipes and Drums.
Major Swinton was also Company Commander whilst the Pipe band was attached as a rifle platoon (January 1997 till September 1999) to Left Flank Company 1st Battalion Scots Guards, on operational duties."	"Major Willie Swinton has a close connection with the Drums Company. He was the 2nd Battalion Adjudant from October 1989 until November 1993, which, apart from many other duties, made him the Drums Company Commander. The Drums Company consisted of two bands, the Corp of Drums and the Pipes and Drums.
Major Swinton was also Company Commander whilst the Pipe band was attached as a rifle platoon (January 1997 till September 1999) to Left Flank Company 1st Battalion Scots Guards, on operational duties."
"Clachan Bridge"	"Clachan Bridge"	"22"	"22"	"March"	"March"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This bridge , 18 miles south of Oban, was built by a local Oban architect in 1820. The bridge was for many years the only bridge to join the mainland to an island. It as also adopted the name as ""the bridge over the Atlantic"" because it does actually spa a small stretch of the Atlantic Ocean."	"This bridge , 18 miles south of Oban, was built by a local Oban architect in 1820. The bridge was for many years the only bridge to join the mainland to an island. It as also adopted the name as ""the bridge over the Atlantic"" because it does actually spa a small stretch of the Atlantic Ocean."
"Lauren Alice Alexander"	"Lauren Alice Alexander"	"23"	"23"	"March"	"March"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This was composed fro Company Sergeant Major Steff Alexander, Scots Guards, to celebrate the occasion of the christening of his daughter on the 24th of June 1999."	"This was composed fro Company Sergeant Major Steff Alexander, Scots Guards, to celebrate the occasion of the christening of his daughter on the 24th of June 1999."
"Pipe Major Gordon Webster"	"Pipe Major Gordon Webster"	"24"	"24"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Pipe Sergeant in the 1st Battalion until 1987. He became Pipe Major to the 2nd Battalion remaining there until 1994. He was then Sovereigns Piper from March 1995 until October 1998. He has now settled in U.S.A. after completing 22 years with the Colours."	"Pipe Sergeant in the 1st Battalion until 1987. He became Pipe Major to the 2nd Battalion remaining there until 1994. He was then Sovereigns Piper from March 1995 until October 1998. He has now settled in U.S.A. after completing 22 years with the Colours."
"Maybank"	"Maybank"	"25"	"25"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"This is the name of the home of P.M. J.D. Burgess M.B.E. and Mrs. Burgess, in the village of Saltburn, 35 miles north of Inverness. The composer has visited Maybank over many years and gained a vast amount of knowledge from P.M. Burgess M.B.E."	"This is the name of the home of P.M. J.D. Burgess M.B.E. and Mrs. Burgess, in the village of Saltburn, 35 miles north of Inverness. The composer has visited Maybank over many years and gained a vast amount of knowledge from P.M. Burgess M.B.E."
"Lady Georgina Bruce"	"Lady Georgina Bruce"	"26"	"26"	"March"	"March"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"This tune was composed at the request of an officer in the Scots Guards (who shall remain nameless) who happened to be courting the Lady in 1989. The relationship didn't work out and the officer in question is now happily married with a family."	"This tune was composed at the request of an officer in the Scots Guards (who shall remain nameless) who happened to be courting the Lady in 1989. The relationship didn't work out and the officer in question is now happily married with a family."
"Earl of Elgin, The"	"Earl of Elgin, The"	"27"	"27"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Draper, A. , LSgt."	"Draper, A. , LSgt."	"This tune was specially composed by Lance Sergeant Draper in November 1994 for the fortieth anniversary of the Scots Guards Association Fife Branch. Lord Elgin was President of the Association form 1959-1999 and served as an Officer with the Left Flank 3rd (armoured) Battalion Scots Guards during the Second World War."	"This tune was specially composed by Lance Sergeant Draper in November 1994 for the fortieth anniversary of the Scots Guards Association Fife Branch. Lord Elgin was President of the Association form 1959-1999 and served as an Officer with the Left Flank 3rd (armoured) Battalion Scots Guards during the Second World War."
"Earl of Dunmore's March, The"	"Earl of Dunmore's March, The"	"28"	"28"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"P.M. B. Donaldson was sitting in his office one day at Glecorse Barracks in 1998 when he received a telephone call from the Private Secretary of the Earl of Dunmore. The request was that he compose a tune to commemmorate the visit to the UK by the 12th Earl of Dunmore. This is the result."	"P.M. B. Donaldson was sitting in his office one day at Glecorse Barracks in 1998 when he received a telephone call from the Private Secretary of the Earl of Dunmore. The request was that he compose a tune to commemmorate the visit to the UK by the 12th Earl of Dunmore. This is the result."
"Lt.Col. J. A. Kneale M.B.E."	"Lt.Col. J. A. Kneale M.B.E."	"29"	"29"	"March"	"March"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed in February 1997 for the Veterinary section of the British Army. This tune is played on formal occasions at the mess of the Offivers of the Veterinary corps."	"Composed in February 1997 for the Veterinary section of the British Army. This tune is played on formal occasions at the mess of the Offivers of the Veterinary corps."
"Mr. And Mrs. John Edwards"	"Mr. And Mrs. John Edwards"	"30"	"30"	"March"	"March"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This tune was composed to honour a man who served the Regiment well. Over the past 15 years he has become a dedicated Piper and is now Pipe Major of the St. John's Ambulance Pipe Band at Hereford."	"This tune was composed to honour a man who served the Regiment well. Over the past 15 years he has become a dedicated Piper and is now Pipe Major of the St. John's Ambulance Pipe Band at Hereford."
"Lament for Angus"	"Lament for Angus"	"31"	"31"	"Piobaireachd"	"Piobaireachd"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M. | Huth, B."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M. | Huth, B."	"This piobaireachd was composed by P.M. Donaldson and Roger Huth whilst attending the Pipe Major's course in 1981-82 at Edinburgh Castle. It was subsequently entered for the John MacFadyen Memorial Trust piobaireachd competition and won second prize. The tune remained nameless for many years and on the death of P.M. Angus MacDonald M.B.E., Scots Guards, they decided to name the tune in honour of him."	"This piobaireachd was composed by P.M. Donaldson and Roger Huth whilst attending the Pipe Major's course in 1981-82 at Edinburgh Castle. It was subsequently entered for the John MacFadyen Memorial Trust piobaireachd competition and won second prize. The tune remained nameless for many years and on the death of P.M. Angus MacDonald M.B.E., Scots Guards, they decided to name the tune in honour of him."
"MacKays Weekend in Oban"	"MacKays Weekend in Oban"	"32"	"32"	"Strathspey"	"Strathspey"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This was composed to mar Piper LCpl Stewart Mackay's visit to Oban for a weekend in January 1999. By the Tuesday he could not remember much of the visit. Not hust him but all of us!"	"This was composed to mar Piper LCpl Stewart Mackay's visit to Oban for a weekend in January 1999. By the Tuesday he could not remember much of the visit. Not hust him but all of us!"
"Captain Sam Orwin"	"Captain Sam Orwin"	"33"	"33"	"Strathspey"	"Strathspey"	"4|4"	"4|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Captain Orwin (now Major Orwin) was the 1st Battalion Scots Guards Adjutant December 1998 until October 1999. As his farewell to this post he was presented with a framed copy of this tune. His new post is Company Commander to F Company Scots Guards, the independent company of the Regiment."	"Captain Orwin (now Major Orwin) was the 1st Battalion Scots Guards Adjutant December 1998 until October 1999. As his farewell to this post he was presented with a framed copy of this tune. His new post is Company Commander to F Company Scots Guards, the independent company of the Regiment."
"Silver Fox, The"	"Silver Fox, The"	"39"	"39"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Lowther, I. , LSgt."	"Lowther, I. , LSgt."	"The composer was at a loss to find a name for this tune. After much discussion P.M. Brian Donaldson suggested calling it after himself!"	"The composer was at a loss to find a name for this tune. After much discussion P.M. Brian Donaldson suggested calling it after himself!"
"Tron Tavern, The"	"Tron Tavern, The"	"40"	"40"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Named after the Folk pub in Hunters Square, Edinburgh, also known as 'The Ceilidh House'."	"Named after the Folk pub in Hunters Square, Edinburgh, also known as 'The Ceilidh House'."
"Combie Street Ceilidh, The"	"Combie Street Ceilidh, The"	"41"	"41"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Combie Street is where my civilian friends Robby and Eilidh live, in Oban. The tune was composed to remember the excellent ceilidhs and good times spent there over the years, hopefully, with many more to come."	"Combie Street is where my civilian friends Robby and Eilidh live, in Oban. The tune was composed to remember the excellent ceilidhs and good times spent there over the years, hopefully, with many more to come."
"Parahandy"	"Parahandy"	"42"	"42"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Although I composed the tune, PM Brian Donaldson gave it its name. Since my name was Peter MacFarlane he suggested calling the tune Parahandy after the Skipper of the Puffer, Vital Spark (the popular Scottish television comedy). The skipper's name in this show was Peter MacFarlane but was called by his crew mates Parahandy."	"Although I composed the tune, PM Brian Donaldson gave it its name. Since my name was Peter MacFarlane he suggested calling the tune Parahandy after the Skipper of the Puffer, Vital Spark (the popular Scottish television comedy). The skipper's name in this show was Peter MacFarlane but was called by his crew mates Parahandy."
"Doodle, The"	"Doodle, The"	"43"	"43"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed whilst I was in Northern Ireland with the First Battalion in 1996. During off duty I would tunr to my practice chanter to pass the time and came up with this wee tune 'The Doodle.'"	"Composed whilst I was in Northern Ireland with the First Battalion in 1996. During off duty I would tunr to my practice chanter to pass the time and came up with this wee tune 'The Doodle.'"
"Cameron Wallace"	"Cameron Wallace"	"44"	"44"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"This tune was composed for PM Danny Fleming the presten Pipe Major of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards. The tune was written to celebrate the birth of his son, Cameron Wallace Fleming, in June 1999."	"This tune was composed for PM Danny Fleming the presten Pipe Major of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards. The tune was written to celebrate the birth of his son, Cameron Wallace Fleming, in June 1999."
"Boacher, The"	"Boacher, The"	"45"	"45"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"""The Boacher"" was composed for one of the main Pipe Bands characters, LCpl (Basher) MacRae. He joined the Pipe Band in 1986 and I'm sure there has not been a day since that Basher has not retched! July 1999."	"""The Boacher"" was composed for one of the main Pipe Bands characters, LCpl (Basher) MacRae. He joined the Pipe Band in 1986 and I'm sure there has not been a day since that Basher has not retched! July 1999."
"Euan's Pizza"	"Euan's Pizza"	"46"	"46"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"""Euan's Pizz"" was composed for LCpl Cowan's Italian takeaway. It was left uneaten until the next evening when it was reheated on a hot radiator and consumed. The local Kebab takeaway was closed and we had the midnight munchies... Euan's pizza was our last option. (Thanks Euan)!  August 1997."	"""Euan's Pizz"" was composed for LCpl Cowan's Italian takeaway. It was left uneaten until the next evening when it was reheated on a hot radiator and consumed. The local Kebab takeaway was closed and we had the midnight munchies... Euan's pizza was our last option. (Thanks Euan)!  August 1997."
"Vicky's Reelin"	"Vicky's Reelin"	"47"	"47"	"Reel"	"Reel"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Named after the composers wife. Written one night after a few drinks too many!"	"Named after the composers wife. Written one night after a few drinks too many!"
"Ben Lora"	"Ben Lora"	"48"	"48"	"Slow Air"	"Slow Air"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Ben Lora is situated on the A828 North of Oban on the Fort William road. To dat I have climbed the moutain many times if nothing else but to appreciate the view at the top. With views to the North taking in Ben Nevis, to the East, Ben Cruachan and Loch Awe, to the South looking towards Loch Knell and Musedale and to the West, the Isles of Mull, Lismore and Kerrera along with Morvin."	"Ben Lora is situated on the A828 North of Oban on the Fort William road. To dat I have climbed the moutain many times if nothing else but to appreciate the view at the top. With views to the North taking in Ben Nevis, to the East, Ben Cruachan and Loch Awe, to the South looking towards Loch Knell and Musedale and to the West, the Isles of Mull, Lismore and Kerrera along with Morvin."
"James Trolland"	"James Trolland"	"49"	"49"	"Slow Air"	"Slow Air"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"Webster, G. , P.M."	"Webster, G. , P.M."	"Composed for a member of the Regiment whose father in law was ill at the time."	"Composed for a member of the Regiment whose father in law was ill at the time."
"Colquhoun Waltz, The"	"Colquhoun Waltz, The"	"50"	"50"	"Waltz"	"Waltz"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"MacKenzie, S., LSgt"	"Named, on the 40th Birthday, of the composer's wife."	"Named, on the 40th Birthday, of the composer's wife."
"MacPhisto the Devil"	"MacPhisto the Devil"	"51"	"51"	"Waltz"	"Waltz"	"3|8"	"3|8"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Named after the fictional character from the pop group U2."	"Named after the fictional character from the pop group U2."
"Lorne Waltz"	"Lorne Waltz"	"52"	"52"	"Waltz"	"Waltz"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Lorne is the district in which the Highland town of Oban stands together with the surrounding areas of Argyll. Before the withdrawal of the Roman legions around 410 AD, another type of people had begun infiltrating into Western Argyll, the Celst. These were tiny groups of settlers from neighbouring Antrim in Northern Ireland who spoke in a strange Irish tongue unfamiliar to the local Pictish inhabitants. The language was later called Gaelic. This infiltration was to continue until the fateful year 498 AD, when Fergus, Angus and Lorn, the three sons of King Erc of the Scottish clans from Dunseverick in the Glens of Antrim moved eastwards to colonise the shores of Aryll. This newly formed little Kingdom was called Dalriada after the area in Northern Ireland form whence they came. Originally the chief seat on this fledging Scottish Kingdom was at the great fortress of Dunadd near Crinan, Mid Argyll. Here reigned Fergus Mac Erc, its very first Monarch, while his younger brothers Angus and Lorn held lands South and North respectively. It is from Loarn (today called Lorne) that the area around Oban takes its name."	"Lorne is the district in which the Highland town of Oban stands together with the surrounding areas of Argyll. Before the withdrawal of the Roman legions around 410 AD, another type of people had begun infiltrating into Western Argyll, the Celst. These were tiny groups of settlers from neighbouring Antrim in Northern Ireland who spoke in a strange Irish tongue unfamiliar to the local Pictish inhabitants. The language was later called Gaelic. This infiltration was to continue until the fateful year 498 AD, when Fergus, Angus and Lorn, the three sons of King Erc of the Scottish clans from Dunseverick in the Glens of Antrim moved eastwards to colonise the shores of Aryll. This newly formed little Kingdom was called Dalriada after the area in Northern Ireland form whence they came. Originally the chief seat on this fledging Scottish Kingdom was at the great fortress of Dunadd near Crinan, Mid Argyll. Here reigned Fergus Mac Erc, its very first Monarch, while his younger brothers Angus and Lorn held lands South and North respectively. It is from Loarn (today called Lorne) that the area around Oban takes its name."
"George's Jig"	"George's Jig"	"53"	"53"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Was composed for George Kilgour who was from 1946 until 1953 Piper and later Pipe Corporal in the 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Durin his service as a piper in the Regiment, he served under PM K.G. Roe (Curly) and PM J.S. Roe (Gabby) respectively. George's brother, PM R. Kilgour was Pipe Major of the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards from 1962 until 1966`."	"Was composed for George Kilgour who was from 1946 until 1953 Piper and later Pipe Corporal in the 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Durin his service as a piper in the Regiment, he served under PM K.G. Roe (Curly) and PM J.S. Roe (Gabby) respectively. George's brother, PM R. Kilgour was Pipe Major of the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards from 1962 until 1966`."
"Upside down by Midnight"	"Upside down by Midnight"	"54"	"54"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"The name say's it all unless you drink low alcohol beverage or water."	"The name say's it all unless you drink low alcohol beverage or water."
"Humours of Combie Street, The"	"Humours of Combie Street, The"	"55"	"55"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"For my civilian friends Robbie Douglas and Eilidh MacInnes from Oban. They make every visit home from the Scots Guards a very memorable one."	"For my civilian friends Robbie Douglas and Eilidh MacInnes from Oban. They make every visit home from the Scots Guards a very memorable one."
"Day trip to Calais"	"Day trip to Calais"	"56"	"56"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed to remember the event of the Drums Company's day out to Calais in France. It's not often that the whole Drums Company can have a day to chill out and relax whilst serving in London district. This is due to the heavy public duty commitment at either Windsor Castle or Buckingham Palace, (i.e. Changing of the Guard ceremony). Other commitments, such as Trooping of the Colour (Queens birthday parade) each year on the second Saturday in June, not forgetting the two rehearsals for the two previous Saturdays prior to the Trooping the Colour. The massed bands of the Household Division and Beating Retreat at Horse Guards parade ground lasts for three nights a year around the 6th, 7th and 8th of June. There are also tours abroad, Edinburgh military tattoo, P.R. engagements and many other commitments. So we made the best of the day trip to Calais, May 1997."	"Composed to remember the event of the Drums Company's day out to Calais in France. It's not often that the whole Drums Company can have a day to chill out and relax whilst serving in London district. This is due to the heavy public duty commitment at either Windsor Castle or Buckingham Palace, (i.e. Changing of the Guard ceremony). Other commitments, such as Trooping of the Colour (Queens birthday parade) each year on the second Saturday in June, not forgetting the two rehearsals for the two previous Saturdays prior to the Trooping the Colour. The massed bands of the Household Division and Beating Retreat at Horse Guards parade ground lasts for three nights a year around the 6th, 7th and 8th of June. There are also tours abroad, Edinburgh military tattoo, P.R. engagements and many other commitments. So we made the best of the day trip to Calais, May 1997."
"Bunny's Banter"	"Bunny's Banter"	"57"	"57"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Company Sergeant Major Bunyan was C.S.M. of Left Flank Company 1st Battalion Scots Guards whist the Pipes and Drums were attached to Left Flank as a rifle platoon, Ballykinler, Northern Ireland. February 1997 till September 1999."	"Company Sergeant Major Bunyan was C.S.M. of Left Flank Company 1st Battalion Scots Guards whist the Pipes and Drums were attached to Left Flank as a rifle platoon, Ballykinler, Northern Ireland. February 1997 till September 1999."
"Calum MacLean"	"Calum MacLean"	"58"	"58"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed for Lance Sergeant Callum MacLean, Scots Guards, who hails from Stornoway, Isle of Lewis. He is a good pipe band follower who enjoys a dram with the band."	"Composed for Lance Sergeant Callum MacLean, Scots Guards, who hails from Stornoway, Isle of Lewis. He is a good pipe band follower who enjoys a dram with the band."
"Joe Crook's Singin Session"	"Joe Crook's Singin Session"	"58"	"58"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Sergeant Joe Crook, F Company, has on many occasions entertained the London district Garrison Sergeants with his fine selection of songs. Trouble is he usually can't remember doing so!"	"Sergeant Joe Crook, F Company, has on many occasions entertained the London district Garrison Sergeants with his fine selection of songs. Trouble is he usually can't remember doing so!"
"B.A. to Bangkok"	"B.A. to Bangkok"	"59"	"59"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"9|8"	"9|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed to mark the annual mini band tour to Thailand to pipe for the Saint Andrew's society of Bangkok. This is an eight to ten day tour, which involves piping at International school, Thai schools, Beating the Retreats and many other public relations engagements. However, the highlaight of the tour is playing at the St. Andrew's society annual ball which has been going since 1948. This mini band consists of the Pipe Major plus one Piper, four Regimental Highland Dancers (who are also pipers in the mini band and may not always be used to dance at an engagement but to pipe) three Drummers and one Officer who is the Battalion Adjutant at the time."	"Composed to mark the annual mini band tour to Thailand to pipe for the Saint Andrew's society of Bangkok. This is an eight to ten day tour, which involves piping at International school, Thai schools, Beating the Retreats and many other public relations engagements. However, the highlaight of the tour is playing at the St. Andrew's society annual ball which has been going since 1948. This mini band consists of the Pipe Major plus one Piper, four Regimental Highland Dancers (who are also pipers in the mini band and may not always be used to dance at an engagement but to pipe) three Drummers and one Officer who is the Battalion Adjutant at the time."
"Rose Mae's Jig"	"Rose Mae's Jig"	"60"	"60"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Written for the birth of the composer's niece."	"Written for the birth of the composer's niece."
"Swifter than a Weavers Shuttle"	"Swifter than a Weavers Shuttle"	"61"	"61"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Named after a plaque from the composers first flat in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh, which contained the line 'my days are swifter than a weavers shuttle.'"	"Named after a plaque from the composers first flat in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh, which contained the line 'my days are swifter than a weavers shuttle.'"
"Band bus boogie"	"Band bus boogie"	"62"	"62"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"The inspiration for this tune came from the Pipers of the Band whilst on tour in Italy, October 1999."	"The inspiration for this tune came from the Pipers of the Band whilst on tour in Italy, October 1999."
"Jimmy Tweedie of Inveran House"	"Jimmy Tweedie of Inveran House"	"63"	"63"	"Jig"	"Jig"	"6|8"	"6|8"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"For the composers good friend and teacher, Jimmy, a Master Bagpipe maker who worked for both William Sinclair and Hugh MacPherson before setting up in business for himself. Jimmy taught Brian the art of Bagpipe making when he left school, a job Brian had for 4 years prior to enlisting in the Scots Guards."	"For the composers good friend and teacher, Jimmy, a Master Bagpipe maker who worked for both William Sinclair and Hugh MacPherson before setting up in business for himself. Jimmy taught Brian the art of Bagpipe making when he left school, a job Brian had for 4 years prior to enlisting in the Scots Guards."
"Quaich, The"	"Quaich, The"	"65"	"65"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed to affirm the Ceremony and its tradition."	"Composed to affirm the Ceremony and its tradition."
"Shmeakit"	"Shmeakit"	"66"	"66"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Is a pipe band term for the conclusion of a good night out (off duty of course)."	"Is a pipe band term for the conclusion of a good night out (off duty of course)."
"Elevated to the Peerage"	"Elevated to the Peerage"	"67"	"67"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"LCpl Cowan reckons anyone married into his family is automatically ""Elevated to the Peerage?"""	"LCpl Cowan reckons anyone married into his family is automatically ""Elevated to the Peerage?"""
"Hoolit, The"	"Hoolit, The"	"68"	"68"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Donaldson, B. , P.M."	"Composed by PM Brian Donaldson to remember the good crack, parties and orher general good times of his years in the Pipes and Drums of the Scots Guards. This tune was used as our march in our competition selection 1990. It is still used in our reportoire today."	"Composed by PM Brian Donaldson to remember the good crack, parties and orher general good times of his years in the Pipes and Drums of the Scots Guards. This tune was used as our march in our competition selection 1990. It is still used in our reportoire today."
"Silver Tassie, The"	"Silver Tassie, The"	"69"	"69"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Lowther, I. , LSgt."	"Lowther, I. , LSgt."	"Is a pub in Burntisland, Fife, to which the composer repairs whenever he is in the area."	"Is a pub in Burntisland, Fife, to which the composer repairs whenever he is in the area."
"Skye the Westie"	"Skye the Westie"	"70"	"70"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Composed by LSgt. Sumner, and named after his dog."	"Composed by LSgt. Sumner, and named after his dog."
"Hanging Gale, The"	"Hanging Gale, The"	"71"	"71"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Sumner, J., LSgt."	"Named after the Irish Potato famine."	"Named after the Irish Potato famine."
"Calvados Kid"	"Calvados Kid"	"72"	"72"	"Hornpipe"	"Hornpipe"	"2|4"	"2|4"	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"MacFarlane, P., LSgt."	"Composed for Drummer Jarvie (Zander) at the time of his experience with the French spirit Calvados. Zander, who can certainly shift a pint or twelve and remain in control of his faculties had finally met his match with the Calvados."	"Composed for Drummer Jarvie (Zander) at the time of his experience with the French spirit Calvados. Zander, who can certainly shift a pint or twelve and remain in control of his faculties had finally met his match with the Calvados."