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hagz21 Apr 19, 2013 - 18:31	cmarcan wrote: If you want a good party, go visit Halifax. My wife lived in Halifax before she moved out west to be with me. Lots of great pubs, lots of great music. I loved going out east to visit her. Too bad the weather sucks. One of life's rules: The worse the weather; the better the pubs. This is truly the case for all of Maritime Canada and Newfoundland. Aye Boy. [ Reply ]
TerryS Apr 19, 2013 - 18:26	oldsaxon wrote: I heard a celtic version of golden brown at the intro and got all excited for a minute....Still love this (was a Rogue Folk member for years) Still am and saw this group a couple of times there over the years. [ Reply ]
cShaggy Mar 31, 2013 - 02:35	..not B Minor, B-Minus.. [ Reply ]
Jelani Mar 19, 2013 - 07:25	I was really digging it until the fiddle came in...and stayed. [ Reply ]
Reweth Jan 15, 2013 - 14:35	As a fiddle player myself, this just boggles the mind. As a fiddle player from Newfoundland, the characteristic Scottish rhythm of these tunes' Cape Breton style makes it even more difficult. Still getting my head around that bit :) [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Oct 13, 2012 - 12:24	I heard a celtic version of golden brown at the intro and got all excited for a minute....Still love this (was a Rogue Folk member for years) [ Reply ]
Jeff09 Sep 23, 2012 - 18:24	YEEEEHHAAWW!!! [ Reply ]
michaelgmitchell Aug 23, 2012 - 06:28	Where did I put my 'mute' button? [ Reply ]
cmarcan Aug 11, 2012 - 11:19	If you want a good party, go visit Halifax. My wife lived in Halifax before she moved out west to be with me. Lots of great pubs, lots of great music. I loved going out east to visit her. Too bad the weather sucks. [ Reply ]
Ears_of_Stone Jun 21, 2012 - 09:17	KaiT wrote: ... Knowing where Lakefield is, its not really a surprise at the musicianship of this group - as there isn't much else to do in Lakefield but fiddle and f@#* "Fiddle and farm " See it's not so hard to say! ;-) [ Reply ]
fredriley Jun 21, 2012 - 09:16	KaiT wrote: Ah. Great Eastern Canadian folk music. We (Canadians) as a musical bunch really know how to knee up! Eastern Canada - that would explain the distinctly Celtic feel to the fiddle, as the Scots and Irish diaspora in that area is legion. Brilliant stuff :) - 8 from the Celtophile Nottingham jury [ Reply ]
ziakut Jun 21, 2012 - 09:13	The musicianship of this along with the arrangement is absolutely wonderful! Yep it is! The piano intro intrigued me greatly. It's the way I like to play. [ Reply ]
Patti Jun 14, 2012 - 08:23	I love music in B Minor!! [ Reply ]
xtalman Jun 14, 2012 - 08:22	GeneP59 wrote: Sounds a little like Ashley MacIsaac. MacIsaac is a little more frantic in his fiddling. This down right pedestrian compared to him. Still pretty good though. [ Reply ]
Sloggydog Jun 14, 2012 - 08:22	I think we all like a bit of a fiddle now and then [ Reply ]
On_The_Beach May 20, 2012 - 14:01	KaiT wrote: . . . there isn't much else to do in Lakefield but fiddle and f@#* fiddle and fart? (and drink a lot of coffee by the sound of it) [ Reply ]
KaiT May 08, 2012 - 13:32	I have to laugh when I heard Bill comment on this song. He pointed out that it is a group comprising of eight siblings from the town of Lakefield Ontario. Knowing where Lakefield is, its not really a surprise at the musicianship of this group - as there isn't much else to do in Lakefield but fiddle and f@#* [ Reply ]
haresfur Apr 18, 2012 - 20:40	What is it about (Irish) fiddle tunes that makes it so the musicians can't keep the same tempo from one end of a song to the other? I have this album and mostly like it but it is a bit too manic and about "see how fast I can play". [ Reply ]
Stratocaster Mar 18, 2012 - 04:14	Whew, it finally stopped. [ Reply ]
SinisterDexter Mar 11, 2012 - 05:12	iTuner wrote: Come on Johnny, run boy run, the devil's in the house of the rising sun… Um...no, it doesn't sound remotely like that song. [ Reply ]