I saw them in Woodstock NY in July totally outstanding!!!
Jeff
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From: Matt Seattle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 8:27 AM
Subject: Re: [scots-l] Ferintosh in Linlithgow
Ferintosh will also be
in Penicuik, Biggar, and
Steve Nigel,
I can only speak from my very limited knowledge and experience of having
taken a lesson from Susie Petrov and having played a sort of rhythm guitar
for a number of Scottish Country Dances, here in the non-highlands of the
Connecticut River Valley.
The dance Strathspey speed does
Wendy,
I heard you CB fiddle a bit last night. Playing last night pretty much
sucked. It was as bad as Greg's session. There was a bunch of people there
who frequent the City Steam session, and screw up the timing there also.
It is not the hard. 1,2,3,4. As a rhythm player, I should have brought
Toby,
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The station is for my own personal use. I just choose to share
knowledge of it's existance with a couple hundred of my closest friends.
:-)
And I for one offer my thanks for your efforts!
Jeffrey
Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To
Greetings, I felt it important to point out that ego ridden fiddler had
nothing to do with anyone involved with this NewsGroup.
As a matter of fact I suspect that the woman would not know a Scottish Tune
if it was actually played for her.
Sorry for any misunderstandings this may have caused,
No, a sycamore is a different tree. We have sycamore trees in this part
of
Canada. They are the ones that look like they don't have any bark. I
don't
know if it is related to the European sycamore.
Sycamore is European maple. What US instrument builders call figured maple
is called
