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Ye Jacobites By Name
Ye Jacobites By Name
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Massacre of Glencoe
Massacre of Glencoe
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Oh! Susanna
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BardofCornwall
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Name:
Jesse
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Style:
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Joined:
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Mostly traditional Irish, Scottish, and maritime Canadian music, performed on a variety of acoustic instruments.
About Me:
 
Jesse Ferguson is a poet and musician, specializing in celtic music. He grew up in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. He plays a Washburn acoustic guitar, a Hondo Mandolin and a generic bodhran. He also plays pennywhistle, fife, bagpipe chanter, fiddle and various percussion instruments. For those who are interested, he's of Scottish and French descent. Also, when he plays Irish or Scottish "rebel songs," he doesn't take any side in the longstanding political quarrels in Ireland and the UK. For him, the music is the important thing.

* My CD, New Old Songs, is now available for purchase: http://cdbaby.com/cd/fergus... I recorded and mastered this solo CD (I play all instruments on it), and I also designed it. It is also available at: Product sales page: http://Kunaki.com/Sales.asp...
Finally, you can download the tracks at Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/New-O...

*Check out my facebook fan page: search "Jesse Ferguson (the Bard of Cornwall)" in the facebook search engine.
Record Label:
Thistle Bloom Productions
Label Type:
Independent
Band Members:
Jesse Ferguson
Influences:
Great Big Sea, The Pogues, The Dubliners, Silly Wizard, Danu, Jim Malcolm. I'm also influenced by some Glengarry, Ontario bands like: Haggis, The Brigadoons and Hadrian's Wall.
Hometown:
Cornwall, ON
Country:
Canada
Music:
Jim Malcolm, Great Big Sea, Julie Fowlis, Danu, Karine Polwart, Radiohead, Blue Rodeo, The Beatles.
Albums:
 
Albums:
#97 - Most Viewed (Today) - Musicians - Canada
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Robbie Burns' song, "Ye Jacobites By Name," performed by a newly beardless Jesse Ferguson. This song is about the Jacobite uprising in th...   more
 
 
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The DVD is now available! Check below for the Torrent!

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Traditional Scottish song, "The Massacre of Glencoe," performed by Jesse Ferguson on a homemade mountain dulcimer. Not exactly a cheery C...   more
 
Channel Comments (351)
ScotsmanRS (8 hours ago)
I'm so glad I found your channel! So much brilliant music here!

All the best for 2010!
Richard
sadingman1 (1 day ago)
Jesse, with the retirement of the Corries, I thought that was the end of the revival of our beautiful Scottish folk music. You are the one laddie. Sing on... you are absolutely wonderful!
20linda08 (5 days ago)
Hi, great to see you back again with another scottish song, wishing you All the Best for New Year.

Linda.
nooksak1 (1 week ago)
you need to do a cover of all my life's a circle
SuperSnapper708 (2 weeks ago)
Let me know the next time you're near Borden!
SupaFreak91 (2 weeks ago)
HEY!!! LOVE YOUR WORK!! Would you be able to sing a song for me? For some reason I've had the Irish Lullaby (Toora Loora Loora) stuck in my head for a while and I was wondering if you could sing it?
007jessealbu (2 weeks ago)
After learning how to play the Bodhran from your tutorials, i had to apply what i learned in the song "We saw three ships" with a local, all female choir group in their two Holiday concerts. I was wondering if you knew this song or could learn it, because I'd love to see your version, singing and playing the Bodhran. I'd imagine that it would sound AMAZING!!! Just a suggestion.Thanks!!!
pugman224 (2 weeks ago)
you should check out my freind joey hall, and his group father son and freinds, i do scottish reenacting with them and they are good
barkhlet2 (3 weeks ago)
Man you are great. I'm from Brazil and I'm starting to play celtic songs... Would give some help on where to find them online?
PKtheFirst (3 weeks ago)
If you take requests, I would love to hear a mellow version of "the auld triangle" by you!
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