
The Flatland Ramblers
Toe-Tappin' Tunes
© 2005 Ritchie Corp. (837101105033)
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Traditional American and Celtic instrumentals; Old-Time jigs, reels, and waltzes played on banjo, flute, fife, guitar, mandolin and cittern.
tracks
- 1 Walk Old Shoe
- 2 Colored Aristocracy
- 3 Foxhunter's Jig
- 4 Sally in the Garden
- 5 Muenster Buttermilk
- 6 Soldier's Joy
- 7 Shebeg and Shemore
- 8 Flop-Eared Mule
- 9 St. Anne's Reel
- 10 Hills of Ireland
- 11 Southwind
- 12 Rock the Cradle Joe
- 13 Irish Washerwoman/Kid on the Mountain
- 14 Barlow Knife
- 15 Hewlett
- 16 Jubilo/Turkey in the Straw
- 17 Ballydesmond Polka
notes
Traditional Old-Time and Celtic instrumentals played on banjo, flute, fife, guitar, mandolin, and cittern. Jigs, reels, and waltzes guaranteed to get your feet moving. Good for listening, dancing, driving, and playing along. If you like music of the 1800s as it was played in 1975, you'll love this Iowa band! Scott Ross on banjo and cittern; Jeanne Witt on flute, fife, and mandolin; Jorgen Briggs on guitar.
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Toe-Tappin' Tunes
author: Bernie DanielThis CD is well named -- the only better name might be Almost Twenty Toe-Tappin' Tunes -- because that's what ya get. There are all-time favorites like "Solider's Joy", "Flop-eared Mule", "St. Anne's Reel", "Turkey in the Straw" and "Barlow Knife" and then there are great old tunes you might have heard less frequently but always wanted to learn like "Jubilo", "Walk Old Shoe", and "Colored Aristocracy" and finally there are lesser known, aleit catchy, melodies like "Sally in the Garden", "Southwind" or "Rock the Cradle Joe". All seventeen cuts are rendered with a pleasing mix of fife (flute), mandolin (or citten), banjo, and guitar by five very capable musicans with a fine sense of tempo and timing for old tyme and celtic music. This is a very enjoyable CD -- I put it on just to listen but end up getting done a mandolin to play along every time. Glad I bought it! Bernie Daniel, Ohio mandolin1944@yahoo.com
- author: Carolyn Yorgensen
I live in Ames and heard about your group performing at the downtown festival and was wondering if there is any place in downtown Ames that sells your wonderful CD? Carolyn Yorgensen Ames, Iowa cyorgen@iastate.edu
Great music for relaxing or listening in the car
author: Bob EllisI usually listen to classic rock so this is a nice change of pace.