Dark Island - Colorado at Wembley featuring Bobby Cogill 

Bobby was also an excellent accordionist and had his own dance band. It is so sad that his life was cut short during what should have been a routine operation. He is missed by many people, myself included.

This brought a tear to my eye when Bobby walked out playing the pipes , brilliant talented person , R.I.P Bobby Coghill

Colorado are absolutely brilliant

Love this version one of favourite tunes

They were brilliant...played local in Tain..etc. 👏👏👏

@peewit123 what happened to bobby? i worked with a willie coghill in the late seventies on various contracts with tractor shovells

Is there a cd of this group playing together and if there is where can you get a copy of it.

The best ever, fantastic to see lads again, Norman

Brilliant, reminds me of being in Dornoch at fanclub weekend , what a great time we had, met the great Pipe Major what a wonderful gentleman to remember. Fiona Berwick

Hay that is my grandad

we were there great to see them

the late great Gordy Davidson on lead guitar, he never really got the recognition he deserved, hope we meet again gordy, on the square.

Not my favorite version!

was bobby coghill willies brother ?

Just brilliant what more can you say!!

It features Bobby Coghill, frae Wick, get our surnames spelling right.

played in orkney a few times unfortunately I was to young to go...loved listening to mums vinyl

Just love this. Magical.

Superb … why at 55 years young have I first discovered this ,, and I’m a piper as well 🤷🏾

Just love

Love this song and you sing it so beautifully ❤❤

BEAUTIFULLY DONE 👩🏻‍🏫👵🏻👏🏻🥰‼️

First heard the lads in kendal Cumbria. Supporting slim whittman. Fantastic night. Last saw the boys outside penrith . Jack was just getting over an opp for nodules in the throat. Good bunch of people.

superb

Pure class from one of Scotlands best ever band's

Loved them seen then many times at Embo

Fantastic 😍 💯

Brings back memories

interesting version of that song. didn't know it has a text. but I prefer Oldfield's version