I just heard the Beatons playing it with the following title for that toon: Malcolm Finlay’s Reel. Is this the correct title. Are there other names? I enjoy the way that Cape Breton fiddlers begin Johnny Sullivan’s Reel with a G# and weave between major and minor. Ed Reavy and Paddy Fahy (Irish fiddler/composers) loved to do this too.
Peter, Buddy was on fire here.Do you have a title for the 2nd last reel in final set - the toon following “The Tarbolton” and preceding “Johnny Sullivan’s Reel”? It’s very catchy and sounds great after minor key. Thanks for your attention.
I had pleasure of hearing buddy live at Caleigh in cape breton 2014 . Legendary!!
Hearing Buddy playing these reels is like finding the source of a mighty river.
The "reels" start at 2:16; before they are "strathspey reels" commonly called strathspeys.
One of the all time greats....
I just heard the Beatons playing it with the following title for that toon:
Malcolm Finlay’s Reel.
Is this the correct title. Are there other names?
I enjoy the way that Cape Breton fiddlers begin Johnny Sullivan’s Reel with a G# and weave between major and minor. Ed Reavy and Paddy Fahy (Irish fiddler/composers) loved to do this too.
Peter,
Buddy was on fire here.Do you have a title for the 2nd last reel in final set - the toon following “The Tarbolton” and preceding “Johnny Sullivan’s Reel”?
It’s very catchy and sounds great after minor key. Thanks for your attention.
Tapadh leibh!!
@rubiotwirls wonderful description
Yes!
Whats the last tune? :) +PerterCorfield
+Jade Tiger Johnny Sullivan's reel
claidh mhath
Great but not Arthur Muise!
It's really not a competition, you know ......
Arthur and Buddy were on par with one another, if you had both of them at the same time you were in fiddle heaven...