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101 Reasons to do Nothing
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101 Reasons to do Nothing

by Bruce MacGregor

Prepare yourself for an emotional rollercoaster, from the almost mournful airs to the joy of the reels.  Bruce has composed 11 of the tunes on this recording, but hasn’t lost any of the traditional “oldie” feel.  Being a jigs and reels lover myself I found this CD a bit sedate at first - definitely a grower, but excellent nevertheless.  I’m sure it will hit the spot for most – I’m sure my old pal Wattie will love it!  It’s note perfect and solid, he is a truly magnificent player, the strathspeys are wonderful, quite a rarity; anyone who plays fiddle will know how difficult and downright frustrating they are to play!  (I believe his tutor, the late Donald Riddell, was a stickler for perfection and forced a young Bruce to go over and over the bowing technique for hours on end!)
Kirsty Robson, Living Tradition

Musicians:-
Bruce MacGregor -   fiddle
Jonny Hardie -   guitar,  fiddle
Phil Cunningham -  accordion, piano, whistle
Ingrid Henderson  - piano, harp
Kris Drever -   bass
Christine Hanson -  cello
Marc Clement  - guitar
Paul Jennings -  percussion
Liza Mulholland  - piano
Chaz Stewart   - electric guitar
Mary Ann Kennedy - vocals
Arthur Cormack -  vocals
Maggie MacDonald -  vocals

 

Media Reviews

This isn't just good it's superb. It knocks almost any other contemporary fiddle record you can think of into a cocked hat for vibrancy, delicacy and power. I've listened to a lot of fiddle records. This is easily the most enjoyable I've ever heard"
Title: This isn't just good it's superb. It knocks almost any other contemporary fiddle record you can think of into a cocked hat for vibrancy, delicacy and power. I've listened to a lot of fiddle records. This is easily the most enjoyable I've ever heard"
Source: The Shetland Times
 
Some of the most versatile fiddling coming from Scotland in recent times.
Title: Some of the most versatile fiddling coming from Scotland in recent times.
 
A cornucopia of resplendant playing inventive arrangements and original tunes.
Title: A cornucopia of resplendant playing inventive arrangements and original tunes.
Source: Sunday Herald
 

Customer Reviews

Patience
Kirsty U
Title: Patience
Rating:
Name: Kirsty U
Review: I wonderful album that grows on you the more you listen to it. Just have a little patience and you'll come to love this album.
 
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Disks / Tracks

Track Name Listen
1/1 The Highlander's Revenge
1/2 Cambridge Caravan Catastrophy
1/3 Liza Mulholland
1/4 Sir Henri Laphroaig Dinoir of Cluthibootle
1/5 Grindaboo
1/6 Cajun Chaz (Wild man of rock)
1/7 101 Reasons
1/8 Cianalach
1/9 The Promotion Jig
1/10 The Miser
1/11 Mrs. Peggy Mulholland
1/12 Bill and Sandy
1/13 Falls of Lora
1/14 Cropley's
1/15 Lament for King George V
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