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George Wilson
A Collection of Northern Tunes from New England, Canada, Scotland,
Shetland and Ireland.
GW2009-CD $14.95
Here's everyone's favorite Northeast
fiddler with a great collection of tunes from "the north" including
eight written by George himself. Accompaniment is by Selma Kaplan,
Becky Ashenden, Bruce Rosen, Bill Spence, and Toby Stover.
38 Tunes:
Isidore's Reel, Reel de Lévis, Frosty Fingers,
Jean Carignan Reel in D, Donald MacLean's Farewell to Oban, Bert
Murray the Auld Fiddler, Jig in D, The Nuthatch Descending, Kathleen & Dan's
Jig, Henry's Good Fortune, The Mullingar Races, Blair Athol, Music
in the Glen, Far From Home, John Spence o'Uyeasound, Leaving Lismore,
The Valiant, Out the Buckhorn Way, Castle Garden, The Old Dutch
Churn, Cape North Jig, Jimmy MacKinnin of Smelt Brook, The Marquis
of Huntley's Farewell, The Snowplow, Poor Auld Woman, J. Fred Skinner's
Trip to Lake Mohonk, Pearls and Diamonds, Sir Wilfred Laurier,
Marche en G, Rickett's Hornpipe, Democratic Rage Hornpipe, Fisher's
Hornpipe, The Tipsy Sailor, Andy De Jarlis' Jig, Ships are Sailing,
Hymn for George Augustus Wilson, Speed the Plough, Reckless Asparagus,
Blue-eyed Lassie
Classic
Bill Spence Hammered Dulcimer Recordings |
In
1973 The Hammered Dulcimer with Bill and Fennig's
All-Star String Band was recorded in the Spence family's
living room on a 2-track machine. Home-recorded, with
liner notes written by Bill, this first recording has
sold over 60,000 copies.
The Hammered Dulcimer marked
the beginning of Front Hall Records, which, during it’s
20-plus year existence recorded many popular folk artists,
including Bill Spence, Michael Cooney, Alistair Anderson,
Louis Killen, John McCutcheon, John Roberts and Tony
Barrand, Rick Lee, Lorraine Lee Hammond, and Walt Michael
and Company.
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Albany, New York in a scenic, rural setting at the crossroads
between New York City, Boston, Buffalo, and Montreal.
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