Scottish bagpipes collaborates with dhol player

Dhol & pipes @dholandpipes playing at the Eastern Pavilion Banqueting Hall in Oldham.
Big thank you to Gurmare Singh & Jonathan Graham for there performance.
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[@abhilashnair1925]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤ 🇮🇳 fantastic combo

[@PTSenators9643]

I love Kolkata, India now just as I like Actress Zhou Dongyu and I love Scotland's Irn Bru now just as I like Taekwondo Lee Dae-hoon. I searched Scottish Indians and found Kolkata, India.

[@vernonrahiman3515]

Very entertaining.. love it✅

[@dennisdaniel8393]

Great job everyone. Awesome

[@pipingdogtooth]

Sounds great!

[@obsidianthe7th]

It's the last thing England will ever hear lol

[@IndieB3]

As an English person I'd be too busy vibing to realize the danger before its too late xD

[@GiselleMFeuillet]

When in the dhol drums, drop some Sikh beats and dance like a Higlander ^_^

[@samuelschut7053]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@MacJaxonManOfAction]

Gle mhath!

[@pipingdogtooth]

The first one before Scotland the Brave?

[@RebeccaJ720]

Tik Tok brought me here

[@pipingdogtooth]

What is the name of the tune on the pipes?

[@aragornsimpson5333]

i believe it is scotland the brave. (the 2nd one) and the other is Duncan Johnstone Hornpipe P/M Donald MacLeod