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Doug Lamey is a Boston area fiddler with deep ties to Cape Breton’s fiddle tradition. His grandfather Bill Lamey was one of the most important fiddlers during the golden age of Cape Breton fiddling.
Cliff McGann is a Boston area musician and storyteller. Both are members of The Boston Kiltics www.bostonkiltics.com
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CORRECTION - The …
CORRECTION - The Book that has Kennedy Street March is “Scottish Fiddlers’ Session Tune Book, Ho- Ro Gheallaidh, Vol 1 and 2
I Love this tune ( …
I Love this tune (Kennedy Street) You can find it in “The Fidddle Music of the Scottish Highlands” ceol na Fidhle, Vol l and ll compiled and arranged by Christine Martin.
thank you for …
thank you for posting!!!!!!
Amazing violin!
Amazing violin!
great performance!
great performance!
Any fiddlers …
Any fiddlers wanting to know a Shetland tune? Cape Bretons welcome to shetland - Willie Hunter. Its a really good tune.
Cool
Cool
tremendous!
all i …
tremendous!
all i want to know is, when and where?
Cape Brenton ties? …
Cape Brenton ties? Hes shows it right ace.
You guys are great. …
You guys are great. I’m thinking of getting back into the music and getting a band together. Some Cape Breton stuff would be fun to explore. Thanks
Excellent playing …
Excellent playing from both.
Very Raw/Real …
Very Raw/Real sound.I thought it was great thanks for posting.Just wondering what brand/type of E string you were using?
i fink u did gd
i fink u did gd
or maybe it’s just …
or maybe it’s just me the rest of the tune sounded good maybe it’s just my ears u coudl be in tune i was just saying incase ya know.lol
yea i think yas did …
yea i think yas did good i love the tune
I should have been …
I should have been using an A chord instead of a G in one of the tunes but since we basically went in cold to the studio with no real game plan about what we were going to play I think we did good……
but the fiddle nad …
but the fiddle nad guitar in the vid don’t really mactch something wrong like someones outa tune i duno maybe it’s just me no offence guys u know what ur doing ne way
the first tune is a …
the first tune is a march called kennedy st. march by dun hughie machearn
an easy 5! thanks …
an easy 5! thanks for the share the guys are great.
peace
HA… no, thank you …
HA… no, thank you… I think
Not handsome guys ( …
Not handsome guys (like the girls!), but good players– the real thing !! Thanks!
Thanks ! Is the …
Thanks ! Is the music to Kennedy Street March available anywhere ? I can try to pick it up by ear, but music helps.. thanks.
Kennedy Street …
Kennedy Street March (though I’d like to hear Athol Highlanders Farewell to Loch Katrine… might be similar, but this particular March was written by Dan Hughie MacEachern) The 2nd tune is an old Strathspey called “Devil in the Kitchen” found in the Harp and Claymore music collection.
Comment: as a …
Comment: as a fiddler & guitar player & listener/student of CB music - this is a great job on these tunes. Put yourself on a stage, mike yourself up & see how you do, otherwise. To get to this level takes years. The subtle elements are all there: the slurs, the quick wrist-flicks, and the guitar chord changes are solid - and the instruments sound ok together. Where’s your CD, guys ? I’d buy !
ok - the tunes seem …
ok - the tunes seem to be:
Atholl Highlanders Farewell to Loch Katrine
????? not sure what that one is ?????
Brenda Stubbert’s Reel
Dinky’s