The battle, however, was a decisive victory for the Jacobites. It also includes an account of him fleeing from the battle all the way back to Berwick, being the messenger of his own defeat, which is also doubtful. The song includes several apocryphal incidents, including challenges conveyed by letters between Cope and his rival Bonnie Prince Charlie, as well as exaggerated accounts of Cope's cowardice. In the battle, which took place during the Second Jacobite uprising, Sir John Cope was the commander of the government troops, and was defeated in a dawn attack by the Jacobites. * 'Hey, Johnnie Cope, are Ye Waking Yet?', also 'Hey Johnnie Cope, are you awake yet?', 'Heigh! Johnnie Cowp, are ye wauken yet?', or simply 'Johnny Cope' is a Scottish folk song, written by Adam Skirving to a well known tune, gives an account from the Jacobite viewpoint of the Battle of Prestonpans. Hey, Johnnie Cope, Are Ye Waking Yet? (Adam Skirving)* Traditional Scottish Folk using Banjodoline Virtual Mandolin, Harmodion Accordion, DAL Flute VST Plugins Software (Windows, Mac OS X see Requirements below)ġ.- Banjodoline Virtual Banjo and Mandolin (Mandolin) Hey, Johnnie Cope (Adam Skirving) Banjodoline Virtual Mandolin, Harmodion Accordion, Flute VST Syntheway - Virtual Accordion Vst, Virtual Mandolin Vst, Virtual Flute Vst - Accordion VST Plugin Software:Īkkordica Virtual Accordion, Harmonica and Melodica VST

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