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CP-MTL-cd	More Tunes From the Lighthouse		$19.95	More Tunes from the Lighthouse contains 34 medleys on two CDs, complete with a 24 page booklet. Recorded in 2009 with accompaniment on piano, guitar and mando cello by Mario Colosimo, the sound on this recording is very natural - a baby grand piano in a good room, with no compression or reverb added to the fiddle. The instrumentation is mainly fiddle and piano though some tracks add guitar. There is also a solo piano track, a tin whistle and guitar duet, and raised bass fiddle sets paired with both guitar and mando cello. Virtually all tune types and keys are represented - something new and interesting for everyone.
HJF-cd	Jerry Holland and Friends		$19.50	An inspiring musician, fiddler Jerry Holland (1955-2009) was both composing and creating new sets of tunes right until his final days. A long play CD, this album contains 57 tunes on 21 tracks. Close to 40 of the tunes were ones he had never recorded before. This marvellous disc features 21 cuts of Jerry alongside of musicains from both Cape Breton and abroad. For more info
BKT-cd	Kinnon Beaton - Tunesmith		$19.50	Kinnon's newest CD is made up solely of tunes which he composed (tunes which are scattered throughout his 3 books and a few more which are as yet unpublished) It includes 46 tunes on 15 tracks and features seven different fiddlers including Kinnon and Andrea Beaton (in both solo and duet contexts), Glenn Graham, Rodney MacDonald, Shelley Campbell, Troy MacGillivray and Michael Hall - plus a track featuring guitarist JP Cormier and another by piper Kenneth MacKenzie.
BAB_CD	Andrea Beaton - Branches		$19.50	Andrea's newest CD shows off her talents both as a player and as a composer.
BDALH-CD	Donald Angus and Elizabeth Beaton - Live at the House - CD		$19.50	Donald Angus was a marvellous old-style player from Mabou. His style was both lively and inimitable. This 48 minute recording includes 9 tracks of classic Cape Breton Scottish repertoire. Many of his descendents have become recording artists including sons Kinnon and Joey Beaton and grandchildren including Rodney MacDonald, Glenn Graham and Andrea Beaton.
McIACF-cd	Ashley MacIsaac, Close to The Floor		$19.50	Recorded in 1992 this was Ashley's first recording. Although only sixteen years of age he played both with the confidence of a seasoned veteran and with the necessary respect for tradition.
McIAFTVM-cd	Ashley MacIsaac, Fine Thank You Very Much		$19.50	Back in 1996, this was Ashley's conservative response to his controvesial 1994, Hi, How are you Today CD. On this lovely CD Ashley plays traditional tunes with fiery passion. Most tracks pay hommage to a specific player of the last generation -- Buddy MacMaster, Joe MacLean, Angus Chisholm, John Campbell, Donald Angus Beaton, Thesesa MacLellan etc. More info, tune etc
BSBDSDF-CD	Brenda Stubbert - Different Strokes for Different Folks		$19.50	It's always a treat to get a new recording from Brenda Stubbert. Even the old standards never fail to surprize you. Lively as ever, for most of the recording Brenda is accompanied by Howie MacDonald and Dave MacIsaac. As well, flautist Nuala Kennedy joins in on track 3 and piper Kenneth MacKenzie for track 11. The program also includes a couple of songs from Brenda's old friend, Blanche Sophocles. More info, tune etc
KAMKPF-CD	Piob is Fidheall - Kenneth and Angus MacKenzie		$19.50	This is this first recorded from two brothers Kenneth and Angus MacKenzie of Mabou Cape Breton. Kenneth plays highland pipes, border pipes and fiddle. Angus plays pipes and whistles. In 2009 the brothers won the Celtic Colours Drive'Ers Association Award. "Piob Is Fidheal" (Pipes & Fiddle) is the CD they created with the help of that prize. Tune titles
CJAHC-CD	Here Comes John Allan Cameron		$19.95	This was John Allan's debut recording. Recorded in 1968 and released as an LP, this CD adds careful remastering and extensive liner notes. John Allan inspired a generation. His instrumentals were learned by virtually every Cape Breton musician who started out in the 60s and 70s. More info & Titles