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65K views · 3.4K reactions | A tight squeeze as the Pipe Bands of the Scottish Highlands march in front of Dunrobin Castle by Golspie village in Sutherland. This was part of the Highland Pipe Band charity fundraising event a few years ago and the bands marched to raise funds for a local charity. #dunrobincastle #marchingband #pipesanddrums #scottishtraditions #SUTHERLAND | Scottish Highlands & Inverness | Facebook

Released on May 18, 1979, “Up the Junction” by Squeeze is one of the most beloved storytelling songs in British pop history — a slice of kitchen-sink drama set to a catchy, melancholy tune. 📍Taking its name from the gritty 1960s TV play and film, “Up the Junction” paints a vivid picture of love, loss, and working-class life in South London. Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, the lyrics follow a man’s relationship from hopeful beginnings to heartbreaking collapse — all without a single