Two Ronnies Bagpipe Sketch 

Wow! Good on you! 😊 it must have been great to be a part of such wonderful shows. There's a sort of innocence about it all compared to todays stuff.

@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794 he was very proud of it, often spoke of it, how the two ronnies got lucky enough to work with him.

@@bobthejedi I like that! 😀

What part of Scotland was and yourself form ?

@@mattgowans5121 my grandfather was from near Sterling, I’m from London

I would certainly agree with you there!!! They were fabulous 🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏

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Yes, he was. He was a native of Edinburgh. God bless and sleep tight wee Ronnie.

@@gordontaylor5373 No problem for him getting the accent right

Doon where the jocks are strapping

can you explain a bit more please?

Pibroch o' Donald Dubh - pipe band Amazing Grace Loch Lomond The Bluebells of Scotland Orange and Blue (aka Brochan Lom) The Green Hills of Tyrol (aka A Scottish Soldier) Glendaruel Highlanders (aka Campbeltown Loch) - pipe band

Brilliant, thank you very much!

Ronnie C was Scottish, so easier for him

The volume of the band is down to the sound engineers, the band was recorded before the performance, or we (that's me second from the left in the rear rank) would have drowned out the singing; the bagpipe is not an indoor instrument!

@@dennislawther1414 That’s True. One Christmas many years ago we used to have a lone piper from a local pipe and drums association came to our local shopping centre to play Christmas Carols. He stood by the main entrance outside but you could hear him all over the centre. He was good but it was loud. 😳

It’s a lowland accent, but even as a highland boy I can understand most of it.

Neither actually play the pipes...just pretending.

And they manage to sing in an accent too!

​@Merip1214 well Little Ronnie Corbett was Scottish !!

That was the Goodies and the "Ecky Thump" sketch.

Here in Australia I knew a bloke whose Grandma died watching Dave Allen..

I think that's the audience actually laughing.

In them days It was filmed with a real audience watching

@Jamie Pritchard was that on BBC a while back?? the studio recordings it was called.