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There is a cassette tape I
often listen to of uncle Buddy and John Morris Rankin at the firehall in
Mabou in 1986. It occurred to me one day that Buddy and I should record some of those tunes together in a studio, as we had never done so before. The music would be a keepsake for our family and we could have the option of using a track or two on one of our own future solo recordings. After playing some of these great “Buddy tunes” together, we both felt quite good about the music and reached the conclusion that this recording should become its own CD – a permanent imprint of a family tradition passed down from uncle to niece. This tradition also includes my aunt (Buddy’s sister), Betty Lou Beaton on piano. I have predominantly listened to Buddy’s fiddling throughout my life –on home recordings, at square dances and live at family gatherings and parties. He has influenced my fiddling immensely. This recording is a tribute to his music, our family traditions and to Cape Breton Island. - Natalie MacMaster |
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All tunes traditional, arranged by Natalie and Buddy MacMaster (SOCAN), except where indicated.
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2. The Little Pickle
3. Scourdiness
4. The Red Shoes
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6. Primrose Lasses
7. Iona House (Buddy
Solo)
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9. The Leg Of The
Duck
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13. The Ten Pound
Fiddle (Natalie Solo) ............................................................................................................................
Buddy MacMaster (Fiddle)
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