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Originally posted by farmerjonesOn a day of rememberance, it's good to play some music.
re "WAgon Wheel" - great! ( I used to play this part when I was in the mellow BG group, I like your way! more doublestops and great laidback rhythm)
i have been playing Splendid Isolation and Miss Lawries for a few years now, and Farewell To Milltown for a month or two. Milltown fits right on the end of them nicely.
i like McGlinchy's playing. But Cathal Hayden's is the one i listen to if i want to get a KICK!
As always Fergal Scahill has been over them all in his brilliant way. G minor is great on fiddle...Suppose i'll have to have a go at The Goosberry Bush now! ...lol thanks for the suggestion. it's easier to come here and get suggestions, rather than having to think for myself...lol
Jack Rowe's (Jack Roe's) came into my life this week - a marvelous tune.
Just checking in — I’ve been sick for almost a week now, something COVID-like, so it’s time for a doctor’s visit tonight!
I’m not going to dive any further into the usual instructional material online. Instead, today I’m just going to pick a tune from two forummers here whose tune choices I really enjoy, and who both have that excellent no-nonsense flair in their playing :-D
Let’s see what I can do with it — hopefully I can get something similar going!
GDgd:
Henry King's Reel
Indian Corn
Ashcan Blues
Mary Wants A Lover
Jonah in the Windstorm
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