Milltown Accordion Band @ Scarva 2018 Scarva Double DVD Set

Milltown Accordion Band @ Scarva 2018 Scarva DVD is available on ebay Uk also
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[@regkane-Pluvis]

Great display, well done.Reg

[@hermansjo]

Het doet mij goed om het terug te zien iets wat in de jaren 50 bij ons in Maastricht heel gewoon was vooral de accordeon clubs En accordeonisten hadden we meer dan genoeg nu moet je ze zoeken om een goeie te vinden en dat is jammer. gr LIES

[@davymcg3718]

I really like this band great tunes usually only see them on Black Saturday. Good to see them on KZbin thanks for posting

[@alanglasgowbassist]

Love it

[@onlyfourhomenations]

Keep it up lads

[@jerrybritner2630]

love it!

[@sandrafinlay6740]

Great wee band

[@bobbythompson3544]

Sandra Finlay Thank you Sandra.

[@andersoncarvalho4617]

Amo de paixão!!! 👍🏆♥️

[@bobbythompson3544]

Have watched this video dozens of times as a tutorial and it remains at 112 views, how does this work?

[@UlsterBands]

I has come up to 150 views with me I think sometimes you have to refresh a page before it will update the view numbers thank you for your message and taking a interest in my channel their will be lots more videos going to KZbin at the end of this month so if you click the subscribe to my channel button below the video you'll be able to see the new videos and theirs no cost to you till subscribe to our channel and we don't charge for the views either unlike other channels

[@nathancox6407]

What is the first song played in this clip?

[@UlsterBands]

It’s a piece the band call Lerwick Harbour

[@bobbythompson3544]

Marching Bands A.P.S. Leaving Lerwick Harbour written as a slow air by Willie Hunter in memory of his beloved aunt Betsy who sailed off on the ferry on her return trip to New Zealand, a Shetland piece, published only weeks before Willie died of cancer, Milltown play the tune as a march very sympathetically re modelled by the well known County Antrim musician Edith Reid.

[@UlsterBands]

@@bobbythompson3544 thank you for the insight behind the song it lovely to hear the stories behind songs