As in other postings, I make no secret that I'd really like to jam with these guys. The bagpipe is a tradional Scotch-Irish instrument, but was not commonly played because it requires reeds of a species that does not grow in North America. Nowadays that's not a problem, but back then it was. The pipes didn''t take hold in America because they just couldn't get reeds or the material to make them.

Hurrah for the frosty 2nd South Carolina String Band !!

Lol the horse shitting at 1:58

I like these guys

know these guys, for years, They started out as a camp band for Company I of the Second South. Captain John's, the company commander, liked to have music in the evening. Spent many hours in their camp as an Foreign Observer from the Wurtemburg. Unfortunately, these days their music will be decried and ordered removed

Up the Rebels! From Rebel Belfast!

hurra for the bonnie blue flag southern rights hurra.

*SUNNY D IN 1862*

God bless the south

Bellissima, bravissimi!

Looked like a VERY cold day.

You guys look real comfortable lol

Where can I see them live?

True Americana.

This sounds very Irish for a song about the American Civil War.

Fine music. But they're traitors