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CCSBMcN-CD	The Celtic Colours Sessions - The Barra MacNeils		$19.50	A very powerful album, some listeners are saying this is the Barra's best recording to date! Each track features a different artist or group accompanied by members of the Barras who tastefully join in. The CD includes two instrumental sets - the rest are songs from Celtic Colours performers, with instrumental breaks and backup by various members of the Barras. Titles
BALBB-CD	Andrea Beaton - Little Black Book		$19.50	A Recording of All Original Fiddle Music. They're all new tunes and they sound traditional - as we expect from Andrea, they sound if she's been playing them her whole life. Andrea Beaton - fiddle & piano Lois Charles Vigneau - Guitar Matt Haverty - Cello Titles
MacDH-AS-cd	Howie MacDonald - Auld School		$19.50	Auld School is a Howie MacDonald CD which he recorded in 2011 with Dave MacIsaac.  Known as one of the best dance players around this CD showcases his versatile repertoire of both old and new tunes.  Accompaniment is by Dave Macisaac on Guitar.  Sound clips & notation here.
TOUM-cd	Otis Tomas - The Unfathomable Menagerie		$20.00	This 2013 multi-discipline release titled The Unfathomable Menagerie is a continuation of Otis' Fiddletree book/recording/musical instrument project. Once again it is a recording of all original music.  This time a totally different repertoire presented alongside ten artistically produced insert cards with music notation & potery provided for each medley.
McMNCBG-cd	Natalie MacMaster - Cape Breton Girl		$19.50	Natalie's fans will be delighted with this new Cape Breton traditional music offering - predominantly fiddle and piano. Released November 1 2011. More info, tune etc
jac-mcl-cd	John Allan - Minstrel of Cranberry Lane		$19.95
MCDH-LL-CD	Howie MacDonald Live and Lively		$19.95
WJ_ASCB-cd	Johnny Wilmot - Another Side of Cape Breton		$19.50	Cape Breton fiddler Johnny Wilmot (1916-93  played both Irish and Scottish music in a rooted, local, traditional style.  He grew up on the Northside living with his uncle fiddler Joe Confiant who also played both Irish and Scottish styles. Before them Joe’s uncle Henry Fortune felt it was import to keep the syles separate. Apparently Henry played Irish music in a more flowing style using longer bowstrokes. This compilation from Breton Books spans the 78 and early LP era from the early 1950s through mid '60s
HMDH	Mike Hall - Dance Hall		$19.50
MCDH_ST	Howie MacDonald - Shades of Tartan		$19.50