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“Kickin’ Up The Sawdust” ~ an Ashley Hutchings Production
From the back of the CD’s included booklet of notes:
"This album of tunes for dancing features traditional and revivalist musicians playing together (some of the latter using electronic instruments).
& those musicians are ~
Bob Cann ~ melodeon & dance calling
Jimmy Cooper ~ hammered dulcimer
John Tams ~ melodeon & mouth organ
Terry Potter ~ mouth organ
Michael Hebbert ~ duet concertina & synthesizer
Peter Bullock ~ clarinet, baritone sax, piano & synthesizer
John Rodd ~ Anglo concertina
Graeme Taylor ~ guitars, electric & acoustic
Ashley Hutchings ~ electric bass guitar
Michael Gregory ~ drums & tambourine
Available from: Beat Goes On (BGO) Records
http://www.bgo-records.com/
You’d have to call or email, as it isn’t listed on their website…
Beat Goes On Records
7 St Andrews Street North
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
IP33 1TZ
Tel: 01284 724406
Fax:01284 762245
Bob Cann ~ a favourite on the melodeon
Bob Cann has been a favourite in this house since we first had the pleasure of hearing him squeeze dance out of his box. This is a fun recording, and as they claim on the CD case ~
Remastered from origianl master tapes
Additional sleeve notes (the booklet)
Faithfully restored artwork
Bob’s playing always brings a smile and fidgety feet, a need to dance…
Almost forgot to add the current price ~ £9.99 plus £1.00 for postage & packing…
Bob Cann ~
“Bob Cann: West Country Melodeon”
https://thesession.org/recordings/2439
“Bob Cann: Proper Job: Melodeon Playing From Dartmoor”
https://thesession.org/recordings/2441
“Kickin’ Up The Sawdust” ~ the dances & notes
The descriptions for the following dances are included in the booklet that comes with this CD.
- 1.) La Russe
- 2.) Buttered Peas
- 3.) Hullichan Jig
- 4.) Waves of Joy
- 5.) Heel-and-Toe Polka
- 6.) Tavern in the Town
- 7.) Double Quadrille
- 8.) Jumping Joan
- 9.) Dorset Four-Hand Reel
10.) Drops of Brandy
11.) The Tempest
12.) Cumberland Square Eight