Party hardy, dudes! Get your groove on (with a brogue!) as you join the Hogmanay Scottish New Year's party from Blair Castle -- a hootenany that includes Highland and folk dancing, plus many songs. Among the highlights are these oldies but goodies: "Road to the Isles/The Keel Row/Orange & Blue," "William Wallace," "Round Reel of Eight/Rachael Rae/Ray Horricks Reel," "My Ain Folk," and "She Moves Through the Fair/Airlie's Big Day, Castle Walls."
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Have you watched Jim Macleod: Hogmanay Party from Blair Castle yet? What did you think about it?
