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@RetroCaptain Yeah, I remember how VHS would crash and burn when it got to the end, and props for the upload in the first place. I just felt like using "digitny" in a comment. Y'all!

Maids of Mt Kisco and George White's Favourite.

Slow down! Fookin' dancers. ;)

Who's on flute? Unusual instrument in that it has an ivory head, characteristic of German makers, but block mounted keys, which is more typically English.

Who's doing all that comping, too? Can't just be Mic...

This is also the title track of an excellent CD of June released by Jasmine Records. That version tops my list. Great vocalist.

Wow. Bitter? Oh...a tad.

Love all your uploads, "ILoveMST3KPromos." What made you choose that username, anyway? ;)

It's apropos that the Pacific Northwest states named their nuke projects Trojan and WPPSS (pronounced "Whoops").

I'd forgotten Miller's name in the meanwhile, thanks for the helpful reminder, is what I mean. You can find info on him from melodeon.net, someone has a one row just like the one I was checking out.

C#/D is actually the Congressional Representative to B/C's Senator, if you dig. I'm told D/D# i...

Recorded at 6:05, I see. ;) Well, at least that looks like a banjo-clock in the middle of the lineup. Friend of mine has one. What else do you do with a junked one?

Tenor banjo AND an amplifier? Probably violates various ordinances. Ha! Enjoy your playing and singing a lot, Steve.

The Locomotive and the Stage. Grand stuff, Gordon.

A Bobby Troup song, terrific stuff. His wife Julie London's recording of it's a bit noisy, this is a nice reading.

I uploaded this to archive.org. Port to YouTube to your heart's content, that's the idea, making this stuff accessible to all.

There are home acetates of Coleman playing with a younger fiddler, Lad O'Bierne. You hear one in From Shore to Shore, a documentary on NYC Irish music, but I haven't d...

A blind man. He was profiled in the old book the Northern Fiddler.

2nd tune is the King George IV strathspey or highland or whatever you like.

Hey Steve,

Can you tell me what I could learn from the various box DVD tutors? Because as far as I can tell they're all for BC, and I can't imagine them going into much more detail about ornaments than you do; perhaps they have insights into things like holding the box; but there's a ton of adv...

OK, I post a comment in which box? This one here?

About what I figured an interview with Joel would be like - one big laconic ramble.

Thanks for all these videos, very informative. I quite enjoy your work with the Sex Pistols, too. Well, maybe that's a different Englishman named Steve Jones. But come on, how many can there be? ;) Come on now, give us a few bars of "EMI" or "Problem."

Far out, haven't popped in my VHS tape with its trademark blue sleeve in a couple of presidential administrations now. Do remember Trace talking about hanging himself. Did see the red sleeved Poopie tape recently, thanks for your uploads; too bad about those NBC dickweeds doing the takedown on ...

Touhey of course never played F natural, but sort of slid up into F sharp. His music was very clean all around, no barking or wailing - perhaps suggestive of other bagpipe traditions where the chanter tone can't be modulated with unstopping the bore as can be had with the Irish pipes.

Anyway ...

Sailor's Hornpipe, Wonder Hornpipe, dunno about the 3rd tune. Piccolos are out of fashion, yes, except for the tens of thousands of fluters playing them every day.

Quite enjoyed that myself.

Pat Roche's Harp and Shamrock Orchestra, Chicago, late 1930s. Boys of Bluehill and Stack of Wheat hornpipes. Pat dances a step between tunes, he was a champion dancer.

I play Irish music and love the old 78s - even have one of Gaffney, and never expected to hear more of him. Thanks for this! And your other records too.

Thanks for another great bloody upload!

Also recorded by Waylon Jennings - far out, man. "By this time the old Duke boys had all but forgotten about that 'ol cake out in the rain."

Apparently Harris didn't hit those high notes at the end in real life, either. Huh. Look it up. They were cour...