Great video from a proud regimental band, odd that the Christmas trees looked like red stars of David 😊

Mooi ❤

Canada at it"s very best. We looked magnificent there. Thank you Black Watch

very cool, my great-grandfather Graham was in the Toronto Scottish and played bagpipe as well as wrote pipe music, I found a cool image of him at Hart House at some ceremony.

My uncle was in the Black Watch. I remember all of us around the tv. His name was Alex MacDonald. Originally from Cape Breton

Scotland The Brave!! Forever!!

The Redcoats are coming!

They are magnificent. Brings tears to my eyes.

Love watching this! Brings me back to my life as a brat in Oromocto. My parents knew your parents well and spoke fondly of them. My Mum was a Field from the bullpen. Jan 2023

When I get in a dark mood this video makes it better.

There's a little bit of Scotland everywhere!

Thank You for this. I am an ex-member of the regement

The Black Watch was an English creation , formed to subjugate the Highland clans. This pipe band nonsense isnt a true reflection of Scottish culture , its a Brit invented parody.

The most beautiful sound in the world I get a chill listening to the bag pipes ,thank you sooooo much for sharing kind regards Shirley h Darlington England 🌹😘💐👍

The black watch , one of the finest fiercest regiments ever

Absolute Ledgends, both The Scots and Canadian Black watch. They were The SAS and Paras before these Regiments were conceived. Little wonder The Germans in WW1 and The Japanese in WW2 were wary of them.

Thanks mate. Ex Watch here.

That’s the Canadian Black Watch by the way not the Black Watch from Scotland.

This might be confusing for those who are unfamiliar w/ the Black Watch. There’s the original, long-standing Scottish Black Watch, currently the 3rd Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland (3SCOTS), an active UK Army unit, and there’s the separate Canadian Black Watch Regiment, a reserve Canadian Army unit.

Well done to our Canadian brothers.

Look up the history of the royal Canadian black whatch. A great regiment. A credit to Canada.

Hi Tom thanks for posting. Was your father Bobby Walton ?? If so he was in the pipeband with my dad David McIntyre

The Black Watch, one of Scotland's greatest pipe and drum soldiers

I attended a Black Watch concert at Edinburgh Castle back in '76. The skirling of the pipes were magnificent to hear. =Stefan=

Amazing.....

Love the Black watch Ware your badge in support of the band

Love this!!

Ed needed to smoke weed. He is so uptight and white.

My husbands grandfather served in the Black Watch. His name was Rufas Bayley

Love the kilted ladies from hell! Black Watch!

I enjoyed it immensely. But I ask you: was there ever a more stilted, uncomfortable television host than the late Ed Sullivan?

From.Chle ....Wonderful Artístic Work.... Thank so much for this exceptional video... Congratulations to all of those remarcable Pipers...

I loved the Ed Sullivan show. When these guys came onto the stage gave me goosebumps. This always happens to me when I hear the pipes. Must be my Scottish ancestry

Nothing better than this! Beats anything that's out there today in the way of modern music. Love the sound of massed bagpipes--so ancient, so stirring, so haunting--even centuries later, harking back to a time when the clans were skirled to conference or battle, in the misty glens of Scotland. Now that I'm retired, I'd really like to learn to play the pipes--even join the Black Watch, too, were such an unlikely thing possible! Really enjoyed the Sullivan opening, too, with the sponsor plugs and introductory CBS color logo, something almost everyone's forgotten.Never saw any Sullivan shows in color originally, as my family didn't own a color set until much later. I've always remembered the CBS color logo, though, when few others have. Not quite as dazzling as the NBC Peacock but appealing in its own way. Anyway, thanks for this amazing and moving clip. TV entertainment like this simply doesn't exist anymore. Totally surprised to learn the Black Watch made an appearance. Great gentlemen all. Bonnie Prince Charlie forever!!

Think that is the same drum major that's on the cover of the Canadian centennial celebration album 1967 ..wow

I miss those old drums

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Proud to be Canadian, thanks for sharing

Brilliant..❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I never knew this wonderful piece of History for Our R.H.R CANADIAN BLACK WATCH , existed.. lt was long before many of us were born, but We Honour & Thank-you for Posting it !!

Out Fucking Standing....Please Forgive my language no disrespect intended....I could not find better verbage

I share in the gratitude expressed in the comments. My mother brought me to see the Black Watch when they preformed in LA in 1968 (?) I was 5. I have loved them since, and this is as close to re-experiencing that performance as I have been honored. Thank you.

It was like watching Big oh Doon the film coming over the stage

In 1963 I was stationed at Ft. Mead, Maryland with the USAFSS. The Black Watch was in DC during their USA tour, so a bunch of us went down to see them. This was on a Saturday. The following week I was sitting at my desk at a certain Agency when JFK's murder in Dallas was announced over the Muzak system. Jackie Kennedy asked the Black Watch if they would do her the honor of marching in the funeral parade. They replied, "The honor is ours, ma'am." True story.

Every one in the family would watch Ed Sullivan. He probably introduced more current stars and future stars of Stage, Screen, TV and music than any one person ever did before him or even after him. Does bring back really good memories.

That band has more history than America lol

Aqui Brasil muito lindo

2:44 tune pls...

If you want to see more of the 1967 Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo, put that in the KZbin search. I was in the Highland Scene (Scene 3) on the Tattoo.

What was the tunes here?