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Thank you from this Yankee. It is going to take hours to watch these snippets and probably many dollars to buy the CD's. I am fond of Irish/Celtic/Sea music. Would you please recommend any from Eastern Canada and Newfoundland?
Thank you from this Yankee. It is going to take hours to watch these snippets and probably many dollars to buy the CD's. I am fond of Irish/Celtic/Sea music. Would you please recommend any from Eastern Canada and Newfoundland?
Well, if you like that music you probably know this track already, it was a big hit, here's Sleepy Maggie by probably that most well known East Coast fiddler, Ashley Macissac, and Mary Jane Lamond, of a Cape Breton family, singing in Canadian Gaelic.
I'll never forget the time I saw these guys play in my friend's garage and finished their set with this song. I had never heard the band before, but I would never, ever forget the bassline that appears towards the middle-end of this song once it kicked in.
Last edited by Jesse44; 01-29-2017 at 08:48 PM..
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