Paul McCartney in Halifax

**terialka** · 21st July 09, 08:45 PM

Hi!
I do not know if I am post well but, i want to share with you a presentation of Paul McCartney in Halifax July 2009.

A beautiful song and with a great surprise "78th Highlanders Pipe Band". I hope enjoy it.

By far affection for all lovers of the bagpipes and especially for our friends of Canada.

I leave two Link, images from two angles, the quality is not of the best ones, but the essence is that matters!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7LoXtTLWvM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya6-AVNBNxU

greetings for all

Terialka

**Tattoo Bradley** · 21st July 09, 09:28 PM

Thanks for sharing this! Paul is amazing.

**BEEDEE** · 22nd July 09, 04:10 AM

Wow!!

Brian

**KFCarter** · 22nd July 09, 04:33 AM

Thanks for those links... fantastic!

**tulloch** · 22nd July 09, 05:45 AM

What a wonderful surprise. Muchisimas gracias! Saludos de Massachusetts.

**Macman** · 22nd July 09, 09:17 AM

Thank you for that, Terialka! It made my hair stand on end. Much appreciated!

**thescot** · 22nd July 09, 10:10 AM

Thank you for sharing this.

I first heard the song on a tape of Scottish music sung by a well-known Scottish folk singer (http://www.incallander.co.uk/scottishsongs/song29.htm), and, thinking that it was an old tune, learned it and began playing it for others. It became a standard at our clan gatherings along with such staples as Jim Maclean's "The Massacre at Glencoe" (1963), "Maggie," "The Road and the Miles to Dundee," and "The Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond."

I found out that it was actually a new song by Paul McCartney!

And so was "Glencoe." And I thought I was being so very "traditional."

**BEAS** · 22nd July 09, 10:27 AM

Please don't disrespect the knight. He is now refered to as Sir Paul. What a honor to be on stage with the "man"

Just funnin about don't disrespect dont take that seriously

BEAS