Drummond Castle and Auld Pipe Reel, live. Featured in Johnnie Walker: "STEP. RIGHT. UP."

[@satsumamoon]

What a beautiful blue sweater!

[@sharoncreasey9580]

Hi Michael, found this by chance. Wonderful playing from both of you, and lovely video. Well done.

[@christophschoenbeck3819]

Hey Darragh, found this by chance! Good to see you, man!

[@saltyshores6671]

wonderful atmosphere we love it!

[@mikky1m]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!

[@stanisawapakua3477]

Love it!

[@alexanderdrummond3343]

Best version I’ve heard for sure.

[@angusdrummond6719]

very well done!!

[@caper1457]

Beautiful job on the tunes, boys, and it sounds great in the ad. Cheers from Cape Breton; think you would like it here.

[@isobellaturnbull9764]

I love this video, it feels so wintery and warm.

[@mikky1m]

Thanks! It's getting back round to that time of year again, we've already got the fire back on!

[@kimbruneau5362]

Totally LOVE THIS!!!!!

[@jobbugaj8834]

My name is Suzanna jo Drummond I love this

[@streeetwalker5788]

This was awesome..

[@mikky1m]

Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@streeetwalker5788]

Can I get the original bgm?

[@mikky1m]

The music is now available to download for free here: soundcloud.com/michael-muir-6/drummond-castle

[@caper1457]

@@mikky1m Doesn't seem to be available to download anymore? Still there, but no download button.

[@rowanscoutward]

I'd like to play the Auld Pipe Reel on violin, I've tried it by ear from your video but its very fast! Do you know where I could find the music for it?

[@mikky1m]

Hi Rowan! I learned this tune from a book "Ceol Na Fiddle, Highland Tunes for the Fiddle, Volume 4" published by Taigh Na Teud, except in the book it has two different names: "Traditional Reel" and "Donald Macleod's Reel." That book is a great source for many Scottish tunes, but you might also be able to find the tune online under one of those other names. Happy fiddling!

[@rowanscoutward]

Thanks, I'll be able to look for it now.