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The performance which won the band the first outdoor contest of the 2002 season at Dunbar.
Dunbar, East Lothian
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The band on our 10th anniversary parading through the streets of the village of Kirkliston.
Kirkliston, Edinburgh.
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Some of the band at the Catalina Classic Marlin Tournament in September 2001
Santa Catalina, CA
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Here is a photograph of the band in the main
square of San Francisco, during our visit there in
September of 1998.
Union Square SF.
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At the end of the Drambuie Catalina Classic
Marlin Tournament, the band perform at the Casino in
Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, CA.
This is the band marching
down to the Casino, September 1998.
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One of the most unusual places we were
invited to play was aboard the 'Queen Mary'. The QM was
built in Glasgow and was, in it's time, the most
luxurious ocean going liner ever to have sailed. The ship
is now a thriving hotel.
The Queen Mary, Los
Angeles, September 1998.
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The band's first appearance at the American
Power Boat Association (APBA) Offshore Racing even in
South Beach, FL, August 1998. The "Drambuie on
Ice" boat pictured behind, went on to win the 1998
World Championship!
Following the time
trials, the band parading back to the pits area.
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Our annual visit to Derby, for the
re-enactment of the 'Taking of Derby' on 6th December
1745 by Prince Charles Edward Stuart and the Jacobite
army.
The band at Swarkstone
Bridge,
which was the farthest South that Charles Edward Stuart
reached.
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Santa Catalina Island, California 1997. The
first year we played at the Drambuie Catalina Claassic.
Definately one of the most spectacular overseas locations
we've ever had the pleasure of performing in.
L/D Alex Dudgeon, Rennie
Melvin, Paul Thomson, Dougie Russel, Davy Gray, John
Hughes, Robin Austin, Lawrence Thomson, Alec MacAllister,
Davy Strachan, Jimmy Martin, Robert Jones, P/M Martin G
Wilson
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20th 1995. The launch of our debut CD.
"A Link with the '45". The album has it's roots
in the Jacobite cause of the 18th Century. The musical
theme follows the fortunes of Prince Charles Edward
Stuart from his return to the shores of Scotland in 1745
to his flight to France in 1746.
Detail of players
available on CD Sleeve. Greentrax Recordings CDTRAX084.
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