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Scots Guards Scots Guards Book 1: 1st Battalion Scots Guard Farewell To Cyprus, The 1st Battalion Scots Guard Farewell To Southhampton, The 24th Guards Brigade At Anzio, The 2nd Battalion Scots Guard Farewell To Malaya, The 2nd Battalion Scots Guard Farewell To Singapore, The 32nd Guards Brigade, The 71st Highlanders, The 79th Farewell To Gibraltar, The A Arlitrach A Man's A Man For A' That Abercairney Highlanders, The Ale Is Dear, The All The Blue Bonnets Are Over The Border Arniston Castle Aspen Bank Athole Cummers Atholl And The Breadalbane Gathering, The Atholl Highlanders' March To Loch Katrine, The Atholl Highlanders, The Australian Ladies, The Back Of Benachie, The Baldooser, The Balkan Hills, The Ballochyle Balmoral Castle Balmoral Highlanders, The Barley Mow, The Barren Rocks Of Aden, The Battle Of Killiecrankie Battle Of The Somme, The Because He Was A Bonny Lad Black Bear, The Blackbird, The Blair Drummond Bob Of Fettercairn Bonawe Highlanders, The Bonny Ann Bonny Dundee Bonny Strathyre Brae Of Mar, The Brae Riach Braes Of Tullymet, The Brigadier M. D. Erskine Brose And Butter Brothers Three Brown Haired Maiden, The Bugle Horn Ca' The Ewes Caledonian Canal, The Campbell's Farewell To Redcastle Captain Craig Brown Captain Horne Captain M. G. Bax Captain Norman Orr Ewing Captain P. Leng Center's Bonnet Charles Edward Hope Vere Charlie's Welcome Clucking Hen, The Colin's Cattle Colonel C. I. H. Dunbar Colonel Robertson Colonel Sinclair Come Ye By Atholl Cork Hill Corn Rigs Are Bonny Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth, The Corriechoillie's Welcome To The Northern Meeting Countess Of Dysart's Welcome To Edinburgh Castle, The Cradle Song, The Crags Of Stirling, The Craigmillar Castle Craig-n-darroch Crisis, The Cyprus Brandy Daft Donald Dancing Feet, The Dark Lowers The Night Delvinside Devil Among The Tailors, The Devil In The Kitchen, The Doctor Macleod Of Alnwick Donald Blue Donald Cameron Donald Fraser Dorrator Bridge Dovecote Park Dream Valley Of Glendaruel, The Drops Of Brandy Drunken Piper, The Duke Of Richmond, The Duke Of Roxburghe's Farewell To The Blackmount Forest, The Duntroon Earl Of Mansfield, The Edinburgh Volunteers, The Eight Men Of Moidart, The Fairy Dance, The Far Over Struy Farewell To The Creeks Fiddler's Joy, The Finlay Mackenzie Flagon, The Flight Of The Eaglets, The Flowers Of The Forest, The G Company's Welcome To The Kuala, Kubu Bahru Garb Of Old Gaul, The Glendaruel Highlanders, The Glengarry Gathering, The Goat Herd And The Sheepherd, The Green Hills Of Tyrol, The Greenwood Side Grey Bob, The Grumbling Carle, The H.R.H. Prince Henry, Duke Of Gloucester's March Happy, We've Been Together Haughs Of Cromdale, The Hawk That Swoops On High, The Hearken My Love Heights Of Dargai, The Heights Of Mount Kenya, The Herding, The Heroes Of Vittoria High Road To Linton, The Highland Brigade, At Tel-el-kebir, The Highland Harry Highland Laddie, The Highland Wedding, The Highland Whiskey Hills And Waters Of Penang, The Hills Of Glenorchy, The Hills Of Kowloon, The Hortense's Welcome To Edinburgh Castle Hot Punch I Am A Young Man That Lived With My Mother Inverness Gathering, The Isle Of The Heather, The J. F. Mackenzie, Esq., Of Garrynahine, Stornoway Jenny Dang The Weaver Jenny's Bawbee Jenny's Black E'e Jig Of Slurs, The Jim Mcbay's Welcome Jock Wilson's Ball John Mackenzie's Farewell To Strathglass John Mckechnie John Morrison Esq., Of Assynt House John Patterson's Mare Johnny Cope Kate Dalyrymple Keel Row, The Kenmure's Up And Awa Willy Kilt Is My Delight, The Kilworth Hills King George V's Army Kitchen Maid, The Ladie's Horn Pipe, The Lady Dorothea Stewart Murray Lady Loudon Lady Mackenzie Of Fairburn Lady Madelina Sinclair Laird Of Drumblair, The Laird Of Luss, The Lament For Captain T. Ballantyne Dykes Leaving Ardtornish Leaving Glenurquhart Leaving Port Askaig Leaving St. Kilda Loch Carron Loch Duich Loch Etive-side Loch Leven Castle Loch Maree Loch Monar Loch Rannoch Lochaber No More Lochanside Lonach Gathering, The Londonderry Hornpipe Lord Alexander Kennedy Lord Blantyre Lord Macdonald Loudon's Bonny Woods And Braes Louise Munro Ross Lt. Col. A. E. Cameron Of Aldourie Lt. Col. P. Fane Gladwin's Greetings To Dunans Macdonald's March To The Wars Macgregor Of Rora Maggie Cameron Mairi Bhan Og Major Alex Greenwood Major Donald Struan Robertson Major John Macrae D.S.O. Of Feoirlinn Marchioness Of Tullibardine, The Market Place Ofinverness, The Marquis Of Huntly's Highland Fling, The Mason's Apron, The Master James M. Diack Micks Among The Jocks, The Midlothian Pipe Band, The Miller Of Drone, The Minnie Hynd Miss Ada Crawford Miss Drummond Of Perth Monte Catarelto Monymusk Mountain Lark, The Mrs. Elder's Welcome Mrs. Macleod Of Raasay Mrs. Macpherson Of Inveran Mrs. Pat Maclaren Mrs. Terence Eden's Welcome To Cromlix Mucking Of Geordie's Byre, The Munlochy Bridge Murray's Welcome My Faithful Fair One My Home My Lodgings On The Cold Ground My Love She's But A Lassie Yet My Native Highland Home Nameless Jigs New York Military Tatoo, The Nut Brown Maiden, The Orange And Blue Over The Isles To America Paddy's Leather Breeches Parker's Welcome To Perthshire Piobaireachd Of Donald Dhu, The Pipe Major Evan Macrae Piper Of Drummond, The Piper's Bonnet, The Plains Of Tuscany, The Portree Bay Portree Men, The Pretty Marion Pride Of Scotland, The Raasay House Rachel Dorothy Cunningham Red Brae, The Reel Of Tullloch, The Rejected Suitor, The Rev. Alan Davidson, The Road To Sham-shui-po, The Road To The Isles, The Rock And The Wee Pickle Tow, The Rose Among The Heather, The Salute In Praise Of Pipe Major William Ross, M.B.E Sandy Cameron Sandy Duff Sandy King's Breeks Scorrybreck Falls Scotland The Brave Scots Guards Departure For Egypt Scots Guards Farewell To South Africa Scots Guards March Through Jerusalem Scots Guards Review, The Scots Guards Welcome Back To Their Old Name Scots Guards Welcome To Toronto Shaggy Grey Buck, The Shanghai's Farewell To The Scots Guards Sheepwife The Shepherd's Crook, The Shores Of Argyll, The Siege Of Delhi, The Sir Colin Campbell's Farewell To The Crimea Skye Boat Song Skye Gathering, The Smith Of Chillichassie, The Song Of The Maid, The Speed The Plough Spider And The Gaff, The Stirling Castle Struan Robertson Struy Lodge Sweet Maid Of Glendaruel, The Tercentenary Of The Scots Guards, The Teribus The Meeting Of The Waters Thomson's Dirk Torosay Castle Tulloch Gorm Wandering Piper, The Weary We've Been Westering Home When The Battle Is Over When You Go The To The Hill Take Your Gun White Sands Of Mersa Matruh, The Wind That Shakes The Barley, The Windsor Castle Wooed And Married And A' Youghal Harbour Book 2: Alan MacPherson Of Mosspark Aldergrove Angus MacKinnon Archie Beag Auld Lang Syne Balmoral Barbara's Jig Barney's Balmoral Beaton's Blue Bonnet Bloody Fields of Flanders Bobby Cuthbertson Braes Of Castle Grant Brentwood Bay Bundle And Go Cabar Feidh Cailinn Mo Riunsa Calum Beag Captain A. Pitkeathly Captain Carswell Captain Colin Campbell Castle Dangerous Clean Paese Strae Colonel Iain A. Ferguson, OBE. Colonel MacLeod Corrienessan's Salute Crossing The Minch Cullen Bay Cutting Bracken Dalnahassaig Donald Willie And His Dog Dornoch Links Dr. Ross' 50th Welcome To The Argyllshire Gathering Dream Angus Duke Of Gordon's Birthday Duncan Johnstone Duncan McInnes Duncan McNeill Esq. Farewell to Melfort Eileen MacDonald El Alamein Farewell to Nigg Gaelic Air General Sir Michael Gow's Farewell to Edinburgh Castle Ghillie Calum Glasgow Week In Hamburg Glen Caladh Castle Glengarry's Lament H.M.S. Renown H.R.H. The Duke of Kent Haste To The Wedding High Road To Gairloch I Laid A Herring In Salt I See Mull I Will Go Home To Kintail Ina MacKenzie Inveran Inveraray Castle Inverinate House Irene Meldrum's Welcome To Bon Accord Jackie Tar Johnnie Macdonald's Reel K.G. Roe's Farewell To The Scots Guards Kalabakan Katara to El Arish Kenny Gilles of Portnalong Kirkhill Kirkwall Bay Lady Lever Park Lament For The Old Sword Land Of My Youth Leaving Lismore Leaving Lochboisdale Lexy McAskill Lieutenant Colonel D.J.S. Murray Loch Ruan Loch Tay Boat Song Lochiel's Away To France Lord Lovat's Lament Love Lullaby Lt. Col. D.J.S. Murray Lt. Col. D.M. Naylor, MBE. Lumsden's Rant Macbeth's Strathspey Mackintosh's Lament MacLeod Of Mull Magaret M. Duncan Mairi's Wedding Major A.T. Philipson, MBE Major Campbell Graham, MBE. Major J.J.D. Cox Major Manson's Farewell To Clachantrushal McGuire's Jig Millbank Cottage Miss Delicia Chisholm Miss Girdle Miss Kirkwood Monymusk Morag of Dunvegan Mrs. Dalzel-Job Mrs. MacDonald of Dunach Mull Of Kintyre Murdo's Wedding Nameless No 2 Company Grenadier Guards O Luaidh O'er The Bows To Ballindalloch Oh My Dearest Dear On The Banks Of Allan Water Paddy Mcginty's Goat Paddy O'rafferty Pipe Major Calum Campbell Pipe Major George Allan Pipe Major J.K. Cairns Pipe Major Joe Wilson PM John Stewart Rab's Wedding Redford Cottage Right Flank's Farewell to Lurgan Robert Rennie Royal Scottish Piper's Society Scots Guards Farewell To Sharjah Sine Bhan Sir James MacDonald Of The Isles' Salute Sleepy Maggie South Hall Support Company's Farewell To Divis Flats Susan Macleod Talmine Bay Tam Bain's Lum The 74th's Farewell to Edinburgh The 8th Argyll's Farewell To Basincourt The Banjo Breakdown The Banks of the Lossie The Boys Of Blue Hill The Braes Of Brecklet The Caledonian Society Of Landon The Cameron Quickstep The Cameronian Rant The Chow Man The Circassian Circle The Cock of the North The Conundrum The Cradle Song The Cruagach The Dark Island The Desert March The Devil In The Kitchen The Dundee
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