The Corries - Loch Tay Boat Song

[@camillapecci9660]

That's the best love song ever. It brings tears on your eyes. And Roy's voice is so touching.

[@Br2veHe2rt]

No one can rip your heart, and make you thank him, like Roy Williamson could! Thanks for this!

[@jucameron]

I thought this was the best thing the Corries produced and one of the most beautiful love songs in the Scottish lexicon.

[@scouterjim]

The Corries cannot be replaced. No one will ever come close.

[@alixgauld5008]

I first heard this played at a concert in Glasgow City Halls in the 1970's. One of the most beautiful songs I know.

[@laoban1954]

Alas, I think there are none to replace the Corries. And those of us left behind must be content, as much as we can be, by such recordings as these. Reminds me of Tolkien's "Where now the horse and the rider? where is the horn that was blowing? Where is the helm and the hauberk and the bright hair flowing? Where is the hand on the harp-string, and the red fire glowing? Where is the spring and the harvest and the tall corn growing? They have passed like rain on the mountain...

[@DangRockets]

Was up Ben Lawyers today looking down upon Loch Tay. Sang this all the way home in the car.

[@googlecontrolled]

Made all the more special when you've been to the places in the song. Loch Tay is my favourite place in Scotland.

[@nakima61]

This tune led me to the beautiful music of the Corries. This is the most stunning video of this song. There aren't enough words to describe the treasured music of Roy and Ronnie. Thank you so, so much for every tune you have created.

[@slowerairs]

Beautiful, haunting and timeless. Deserving of ten star rating.

[@jamesmcdonald3875]

Simple, true and honest music. Times long gone.

[@RudolfBuirma]

Just there! Just that moment when I first saw this video I fell in love with it.

[@Arkybark]

The videos for this series are among the most interesting I have seen True masterpiece. I wish the BBC's cinematogrophers could get the credit they deserve.

[@henryhiggins8198]

An older and better time, None better

[@Arkybark]

How could anyone dislike this?

[@foggydew3614]

Mate I'm sure they have their eyes and ears filled with bee wax

[@drewaitken9601]

We will never forget this gem!

[@Bluenoemi-jewelry]

The Corries are my favourites since youth days

[@Elderwilliam]

Pure Class , beautiful song , never get tired of hearing it

[@irishcottage]

As beautiful as it gets.

[@Arkybark]

If I understood the pertinent passage in Ronnie Browne's autobiography correctly, it's Roy rowing the boat. I wouldn't have expected that, especially as this was filmed in January (he said it was awfully cold). If you look closely at the shot from the back you can see that the person rowing the boat is wearing the same jacket as Roy.

[@LindsayCurran]

Hauntingly beautiful! Many thanks for posting!

[@nerdyubergeek42]

Where is the "love" button?

[@gaileenbuchanan6980]

Thank you Arkybark I have seen the videos you mentioned and enjoyed them they are beautiful

[@carolinemitchell5241]

Sad, pure, magnetic magic

[@wolf-uweostermann502]

Jim B ... if you are still around, here comes an echo> you are more than right> the Corries cannot be replaced. No one will ever come close! There was only one Jessie Norman, and there will only be the Corries as ambassadors for the Scots.

[@DangRockets]

Haunting and beautiful. Where are those to replace the magic that was The Corries?

[@clarebannerman]

Oh how I love this song. Go hálainn ar fad ♪♫ ♥

[@gaileenbuchanan6980]

He (Roy) can sing it like that because I think that in some way he has felt every inch of that song, Br2veHe2rt and even though I have never met him Ilove him 2

[@GavinRussell59]

I agree with you all simply fantastic pair ! That car just about took them out near pitlochry when they were walking along the road singing

[@billio010]

Superb

[@zimmy81]

I feel my heart respond with an ache of timeless humanity, goose bumps the size of golf balls, yep its a beauty for sure.

[@gaileenbuchanan6980]

iMdReSSediNdEcAy that was awesome overlaying of pictures(I'm sorry I can't remember the right word for it) But it kind of looks quite spiritual the before and after images imposed on one another is beautiful

[@Arkybark]

Gaileen, this was a video made for the Corries' 1987 TV series on BBC. There are several other good videos from this series you may have seen on YT: Greenfields of France, Dawning of the Day, Massacre of Glencoe are just the first three that come to mind. They are all on the two-DVD set A Complete Vision of the Corries available from the Corries website or other retailers such as Amazon.

[@broon1981]

Simply magic thats all i can say .lump in my throat every time god its good to be a scot.

[@williammacdiarmid6395]

Aye...🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✊

[@evilscotsman1]

hey mate ya think ya could send me this as an mp3?a love it:)

[@mauriceferrie6184]

Miss you so much booboo mx