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Bawdy Songs
Christmas Music
Early Music
Hammer Dulcimer Music
Harp Music
Hurdy-Gurdy Music
Instrumental Music
New Titles
Story Tellers
Teaching Materials
Text And Music
Victorian music
Vocal & A Cappella Music
Wedding Music
The Belles of Bedlam
Bells & Motley Consort
Bob McNally
Brass Farthing
Bruno
Cantiga
Chris Peterson
Consort Anon.
Country Matters
Craicmore
Ethan James
The Fyne Companions
Glenn Morgan
Goode Company
Hard Times
Highland Sun
Joann Gilmartin
Jolly Beggar
Laurie Riley and Bob McNally
Laurie Riley and Michael MacBean
Mara Freeman
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mychael Wordsmythe
The New World Renaissance Band
The Oakwood Singers
Owain Phyfe
Pat MacSwyney
The Poxy Boggards
A Reasonable Facsimile
Saol Buzz
The Seadogs
Shawna Lynn Selline
Simon Spalding
Sirens Song
Stark Ravens
Stinkeye
Sturbridge Village Musicians
Tamarian Roberts
The Tinker's Own
The Waits Of Southwark
Wicked Tinkers
The Wild Oats
Wolf Foss
A wide-ranging collection of traditional dance music, from the morris dances that began The Brunos legendary success as Pipe and Bowl Morris of the Renaissance Faire days, to music from France, Ireland, even Afghanistan! Great version of dance tunes as played by guys that know how to dance as well as play their instruments.
| Track Title | |||
| . Flower of the North | |||
| . Old Molly Oxford | |||
| . La Belle Rosette | |||
| . Ring O' Bells / Getting Upstairs | |||
| . The Jolly Broom Man | |||
| . Soi Sage / Dal' Armi's Favourite | |||
| . Bobbing Joe | |||
| . Hewlett | |||
| . Orange In Blood | |||
| . Three Polkas: Bill Sullivan's / Dennis Murphy's / John Ryan's | |||
| . The Black Joke | |||
| . Cowbrogi Call / Valse a Cinque Temps | |||
| . Mullah's March | |||
| . Jenny Pluck Pears | |||
| . Darby and Joan | |||
| . Gathering Peascods | |||
| . Maiden Lane | |||
| . Blue Eyed Stranger | |||
| . Afghanistan National Anthem | |||
| . Abbot's Bromley Horn Dance | |||
| . Pagans and Puritans | |||
| . Liliburlero |
| Artist | Performed | |
| Jason Adajian | * | Melodeon, tenor recorder |
| Alex Kendrick Bernstein | * | Whistle |
| Brian Dal' Armi | * | Fiddle |
| Judith Darnell | * | Fiddle |
| Dr. Jay Doane | * | Fiddle |
| Dr. Brad Dow | * | Flute, Fiddle |
| Kevin Fanning | * | Really Big Field Drum |
| Kevin Hughes | * | Mandolin |
| Tim Meighan | * | Mandola, mandolin, electric and acoustic guitars, bass, field drum, fiddle |
| Chris Caswell | * | Bodhran, doumbek, field drum, percussion, flute, whistle, harp |
| Devin Caswell | * | Bodhran, djembe |
| Tesser Call | * | Percussion |
| Ernie Fischbach | * | Percussion, mandolin |
| Brian Steeger | * | Fiddle |
| Dave Ubersax | * | Sackbut |
| Stacy Trevenon | * | Recorder |
| Lanier Lutefisk | * | Don't ask. Really. |
Produced by Tim Meighan and Chris Caswell
Engineer: Chris Caswell
Assistant Engineer: Tesser Call
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Rosebud Studio, Graton CA 1997, 1998
Photos by Bri Hurley (silly band) and Marcia Barringer (psychedelic band)
Graphic design by Tim Meighan and Chris Caswell
Original artwork by Fritz Stryker (cover) and Nell Blackwell (CD)
Liner notes by Tim Meighan and Jason Adajian
"Darby and Joan" and "Combrogi Call" copyright Tim Meighan
"Pagans and Puritans" copyright Stacy Trevenon
"Flower of the North" copyright Sue Carny
Authors reserve all rights.
All other tunes are in the public domain.
Arrangements by Tim Meighan
Arrangements and recording copyright The Brunos, 1999, GAR 70109
You may get in touch with The Brunos (wash your hands afterwards) at: The Brunos, 122 Beverly Street, San Francisco CA 94132; brunotim.com; 415-337-2636 and Gargoyle Recordings at PO Box 584, Graton CA 95444