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    John McCusker

    by John McCusker
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    John McCusker is a talented chap, playing not only fiddle but also keyboards, cittern, accordion and whistles. Touring the world with the Battlefield Band his playing style has picked up various musical influences. There are several self-penned tunes including the lovely "Brigid's Waltz" written for his mother and "Air for Jakes" a collective name for his close friends the Rusby family. On this CD he has the support of some sterling musicians like Ian Carr, Simon Thoumire and Simon Thorpe as well as comrades from the Battlefield Band, Alan Reid and Iain MacDonald.

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    ..his playing has a delightful lilt on waltzes...


    a musician of considerable maturity, his playing has a delightful lilt on waltzes and slow airs, and a steely percussiveness on reels.

    This album takes in everything from wistful pieces to jigs and reels which would rouse the dead.


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    1. Tommy People's Reel / Frank's Reel
    The first of these reels was written by great Donegal fiddlerTommy Peoples
    2. Biodag Aig MacThomais / Mulqueen's Reel
    2 tunes learned from Iain MacDonald
    3. Brigid's Waltz
    I wrote this tune for my Mum
    4. Bobby / Bag of Plums
    "Bag of Plums" is a little-known Lanarkshire expression for a wild goose chase.
    5. Rosin the Beau
    An old Irish tune and song
    6. The Rose in the Heather / Does this train go to Bellshill? / Trip to Kilkenny
    The first jig has always been one of my favourite tunes.
    7. Craigcullen
    For my sister Sharon
    8. St. Bride's Way / The Bouncing Czech
    The slow air is named after the street where I live in the little village of Bothwell in Lanarkshire
    9. Radio Sweetheart's Waltz / Sandy Hall / The Camel's Hump
    The first tune is for a country band I play with, the Radio Sweethearts.
    10. Air for Jakes
    A tune for my friends the Rusby's.
    11. John Daly's Hornpipe / Bubba's Reel / McFadden's Handsome Daughter
    The first tune is named for my young friend and nephew John Daly McCusker
    John McCusker

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