This is so nostalgic. Like so many comments, it takes me right back to early childhood waiting for the lunchtime programme. “ The Oneo’clock Gang”. So glad I found this.

The old B&W television had to be warmed up in time in order to catch this wonderful Scottish medley. Happy childhood days, a long time ago.

Waiting for the early morning kids stuff and educational gubbins we got back then, when this card vanished we saw the original countdown clock and aw the wee pips vanish .😂

Wonderful arrangement I can’t remember who penned it …………… French horn and piccolo intro into hundred pipers …….., I always thought was comparable to the ‘Hampden Roar’ and. waaaay better than the “White Heather club “ .In my dotage I miss the White Heather Club too! Need to take more tablet(sic) 😂

Opening: The Campbells are Coming 0:32 Will Ye No Come Back Again? 1:11 Loch Lomond 1:30 Bonnie Dundee 1:48 Coming Thro' the Rye 2:15 Charlie is my Darling 2:43 Caller Herrin' 3:27 The Hundred Pipers

They even ended-up taking the word 'Scottish' out of their title with their rebranding - probably believing they were being so modern . Although we are aware what the 'S' represents.

My childhood every morning

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Fantastic great very good and guid morning

Yes indeed a memory but as I saw this for years as a TV engineer I immediately saw the spelling of Lethanhill was in fact incorrect, so its also a reconstructed image. This relay transmitter covered South Ayrshire as the signal from Black hill on Ch10 was too poor.

Takes me right back to my childhood. Thanks for posting. 🙂

Remember this well, patiently waiting for the programmes to start

Used to really like the bit where the STV logo appeared - as my dad used to say " that's our station son " - he never liked the BBC though..........

The song played Love Is Blue

Got her facts wrong about Auf Wiedersehen, Pet - Dennis, Neville and Oz were from the north-east - Barry was a Wulfrunian, Bomber a Bristolian, Wayne a Cockney and Moxey a Scouser!

4:23 - "This is Scottish Television, broadcasting from the IBA television transmitters serving central Scotland."

Greetin' when A Hundred Pipers came on ❤

Love it, but what's the music?

I remember waiting patiently as a kid watching the TV screen listening to this brilliantly patriotic and cheery mash up of Scottish tunes, probably sounds a bit dated to people nowadays but i still love it.

the darvel transmitor !

70s? This was broadcast in the early 60s.

Top post....A classic doorbell noise up looms in my world...

Scotsport On STV, hosted by Arthur Montford every Sunday which features football, rugby, athletics, speedway, racing and boxing.

Where is the real 'Rivergate' as shown in this opening sequence?

It's that your real voice?

0:20 puffin

I remember seeing a different version of this, but it’s in a gray background and the song playing is the Music To Drive By song.

Your mocks are really amazing.

J

(on TWW slide before show's theme plays) "In half an hour, Betty Turpin and Eddie Yeats grapple with their separate dilemmas over the theft from her house. Meanwhile, Ken and Deirdre leave for the Lake District. That's all on Coronation Street. But now on TWW, we visit the picturesque Rivergate."

you'll never get this kind of service from a plc, i'll tell you what

Scotlandia! A cracking start-up theme which heralded the start of the STV News and the One o'Clock Gand with Larry Marshall et al. Lord Hill called the latter, rubbish, but ignored the fact that the audience would queue for hours to get into this live show. As for the tune, all traditional melodies (so no rights issues) with less of a modulation in the key change between each song than a crunching of gears; It's not very subtle but it does the job! I wonder if Gerry managed to negotiate a royalty for the arrangement- I suspect not!. (I've always wondered why the last 12 bars or so changes key so dramatically, it's a bit like trying to find 5th gear and getting 3rd instead- was it a better key for flutes as STV also used the first phrase of "100 Pipers" as an ident? Sadly no longer on Spotify at time of writing (Jan 2020) but you can still download it from Amazon. Put it on your phone now and remember the glory days of STV!

Gloria (Japanese: ユウリ Yūri) (mair commonly knoon as Scottish Pokémon Trainer) is th' female player character in Pokémon Sword an' Shield. 'er male coonterpart is Victor. Ever since Pokémon Sword an' Shield waur annoonced, she somehaw gained a memetic fanbase. Wa (Eensert Jook Headin' Heah) 1. First ay aw, they actually hink she's scottish coz ay 'er appearence aloyn an' 'at Pokémon Sword an' Shield ur based ay th' UK. 2. They e'en Gloria-fy 'er loch a Galarian reincarnation ay Arceus. 3. They still mak some loathsome artwork ay 'er. hoo typical... 4. They only play th' gam fur 'er leavin' aside everythin' else loch th' other characters, th' plot an' th' gameplay. 5. They make memes ay 'er skitin' jakey beverages which is wrang since she is a minur an' coods brin' 'er illnesses. 6. Some fowk make Yuri shippings ay 'er pairin' 'er wi' Serena ur Marnie. Th' Only Redeemin' Qualitee 1. Thaur is still plenty ay guid fan art, aside frae memes an' aw 'at mingin' jobby.

Gloria (Japanese: ユウリ Yūri) (mair commonly knoon as Scottish Pokémon Trainer) is th' female player character in Pokémon Sword an' Shield. 'er male coonterpart is Victor. Ever since Pokémon Sword an' Shield waur annoonced, she somehaw gained a memetic fanbase. Wa (Eensert Jook Headin' Heah) 1. First ay aw, they actually hink she's scottish coz ay 'er appearence aloyn an' 'at Pokémon Sword an' Shield ur based ay th' UK. 2. They e'en Gloria-fy 'er loch a Galarian reincarnation ay Arceus. 3. They still mak some loathsome artwork ay 'er. hoo typical... 4. They only play th' gam fur 'er leavin' aside everythin' else loch th' other characters, th' plot an' th' gameplay. 5. They make memes ay 'er skitin' jakey beverages which is wrang since she is a minur an' coods brin' 'er illnesses. 6. Some fowk make Yuri shippings ay 'er pairin' 'er wi' Serena ur Marnie. Th' Only Redeemin' Qualitee 1. Thaur is still plenty ay guid fan art, aside frae memes an' aw 'at mingin' jobby.

As a wee boy in Kilwinning in the 70's,I used to gallop around the sitting room on a pretend horse to Bonnie Dundee, Charlie is my darling I used to bounce up and down on the setee to, both much to the annoyance of my mum and dad! When television was television.

SCOTTISH TELEVISIONS - NOT JUST FOR WHITES.

I remember watching this as a kid first thing on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The music always stuck with me.

Wonderful! Exactly the same as Bravie2001 says. This is as good as the original (for what I remember) or even better. Thanx a million.

Composed by Geraldo & his orchestra in Glasgow in 1957

pity we cant have caller herring followed by 100 plpers at hampden and murryfield.

How, OH how, did you make this, especially, the halation and film effects?

So Is The Spinner The Break Ident?

If this is the UK surely it was Westward TV in 1966?

what's this fab song playing :) Very good mock by the way

1969

You have impressing idents.

Great, TISWAS is coming on.

The RSNO played this at a concert in 2007 to celebrate 50 years of stv. Hope they record it this year. Does anyone know if it is available on CD?

Reminds me of the days when stv produced excellent local programmes now its only good at current affairs and news

To make this more realistic you should've got the line: 'Independent Television starts again tomorrow with TV-AM at 6:25' instead of going straight to the schools and colleges programs. However this is fantastic anyway!