Scott Innes (Pride of the Myle, Glasgow)

<p>In the 1980's there were a number of bands who started to change their style of playing , marching and general appearance, some of these bands went on to really influence the scene, bringing  in a wide range of new tunes that seemed to capture everyone's attention.</p><p>Once such band was Pride of the Myle from Glasgow, they released two recordings in the 80's that are still revered today. Their arrangements of Scarborough Fair and Midnight is a Place still sound fresh today.</p><p>The band disappeared from the scene around 1990. There were rumours that they were going to be making a comeback and that the Lagan Valley cultural day 2020 would see them stepping back on to the scene. Then covid-19 hit and that was that. Well not even a world pandemic has been able to stop them and hopefully in the new year we will once again see the Myle back on the road again.</p><p>Enjoy the conversation with Scott as he share his flute band journey and the impact being a member of the Myle had on him.</p><p>Next week's episode will feature Stu Warmington and Mo Brown talking about Military Tattoo's, you won't want to miss that.</p><p>Remember the book is still available from Amazon and will make a great Christmas present for anyone interested in marching bands. £10 on paperback and £7.99 for Kindle.</p><p>A shout out to our patrons for their continued support, we couldn't do what we do without you.</p><p>If you want to share your story get in touch with us via: madetoparadebook@gmail.com</p><p>Visit our website to subscribe www.madetoparade.com</p><p>Check us out on Facebook and Twitter for news, merchandise and much more.</p>