Wetootwaag's Podcast of Bagpipe Power

Second part of that old episode where Nick and I talk.
Enjoy, Happy Holidays.

I'm running out of storage, so I'm posting older episodes So I can delete them care free, just a heads up to you older subscribers. And the New ones, the Show is quite different now, I don't get drunk quite so oftem.

hmm, So This is a reposting of an older episode, and I don't appear to have the text of it handy... Anyway I'll be posting older episodes of the show coming up so I can give new listeners a chance to get them if they want, the format is a bit different though. That way I'll be able to delete to audio files off my account and give me more room for upcoming shows.
Cheers
Looks like this episode was first put out March 16th/2007 needless to say My life has changed a bit sense then, I'm not really prelistening to these shows, no time. So I'm just reposting.
It appears from the broken shownotes on my Itunes that the bulk of this episode is Nicholas Sunsdahl's music, and he and I talking.
There's a second even longer anniversary episode.
I'll post it if our bandwidth holds out.
Hope it's enjoyable.
Cheers.

I'd like to think Calling it a new season is a pass on not having a show for several months, I mean it works for tv shows...
Opening with Tappit Jig from angus Mackay and McGuire's Jig, not from MacKay, but a rockin tune that I thought flowed well. ooh ooh I found where I recognized McGuire's Jig, it's on Pooridge men's Planet Pooridge album, I'll try to play that track next episode. Next is one of my New Favorite Neil Dickie book tunes, Callum and the Princess written by Scott MacAulay. Followed by the long lost tune Lucy Cassidy by George MacIntyre. I mention Steve Riddle's book, check it out on amazon http://knuckledownpress.blogspot.com/2011/11/so-we-bought-farm-by-steve-riddle-now.html
and some links to the places I went that I talk about from my trip:
http://villalouis.wisconsinhistory.org/
http://www.nps.gov/efmo/index.htm
http://www.mississippirivermuseum.com/
http://cahokiamounds.org/
http://www.sunwatch.org/
http://www.nps.gov/hocu/index.htm
http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/places/sw16/index.shtml
http://www.nps.gov/maca/index.htm
http://www.tn.gov/environment/parks/OldStoneFort/
http://www.nchistoricsites.org/town/
http://www.everythingscottish.com/
And Finishing up with Twaagian Rhapsody by Queen and Tootwaag, or as it says on my Itunes, Wetooqween.

The Red Light Saloon by the Pinery Boys http://www.heartistrymusic.com/artists/pinery.html

Not the bunny hop from Neil Dickie
Rakes of Clonmell from The piper O'Farrell
Leezie Lyndsay by Burns
Dunrovin Castle from Angus MacKay

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Start with My H2 dropping into Lake Superior, then some more St. Patti's day piping with Eric Carlson, Brian Solum, some Bluegrass from North Carolina, and finally some bad bar scene piping to finish it up.
I just want to get an episode out, so this is a bit short, but it was getting to be too long since I posted.

On this episode there is St. Patti's day piping by myself with Eric Carlson on the Bodhran, A New Scots Musical Museum Song, "A Maid in Bedlam", Border piping provided my Chris Ormston of another Museum tune, Johnnie Lad Cock up your Beaver, A mouth music version of Angus Mackay's Taladh, or the Nurse's song, A bit of Me and Brian Solum playing a tune Brian wrote for me, a couple songs from Steeleye Span, another song from Hard Times, and Finishing up with Me and Eric Carlson doing the New Neil Dickie tune from the book, Patti.

Chris Ormston's Website: http://chrisormston.com/default.aspx
Chirs Ormnston's Youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/chrisormston

Steeleye Span's record Label: http://www.parkrecords.com/
and Eric Carlson's myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/ffggfrewe

Got My new zoomh2 so decided to get an episode out right away.
Have Michael Grey's Recording of Whitby runaround, a new Angus MacKay tune (well new to the show) and New Dickie tune, and the First Scots Musical Museum Song from Robert burns, guest piper preview from 2007 Brian Solum at an old drunken st. patrick's day bar. The return of the curling song if you missed it, and some throat singing (the more I listen to that particular song, the less I like it, oh well). Cheers!
link to Jon Kennedy again, He wants Facebook friends, so friend him! http://www.facebook.com/jonkennedymusic
Also Check Out Michael Grey's site:
http://www.dunaber.com/

The Neil Dickie First book music continues with Michael Grey's The Whitby Runaround, and beginning on another Tune Book Completion project with Angus MacKay's dance tune book, starting with the Pease Straw. Also opening the show with a tune I don't know the name of, please Help! I've got a rough go of the Piobaireachd The Pretty Dirk, and a couple more songs about old men and relationships, starting with another track from and Evening with A.L. Lloyd, "The Old Bachelor", then me singing There was an Old man From Over the sea, and Finally Jon Kennedy's Never Wed an Old man from his Useless Wooden Toys album, Here's his various links:

http://www.jonkennedy.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/jonkennedymusic
http://www.soundcloud.com/jonkennedy
http://www.mixcloud.com/jonkennedy
http://www.youtube.com/jonkennedyfederation
http://www.twitter.com/jonkennedy

And finishing up with some stellar piping and editing with Garageband by Patrick McLaurin, Thanks Patrick!
http://www.patrickmclaurin.com/

And a link to the Pretty dirk with the note I don't like in it from PM Bill Robertson.
http://www.bagpipe-tutorials.com/pretty-dirk.html

So Thanks To Hair Neil Dickie Tahrir square and maybe Maggie Stewart?

Here's a link to Neil Dickie on pipeline http://www.bagpipepublishing.com/neildickie.html
and Here's a Link to the Subtitled Protest Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C0NVkmrnaE&feature=related

and Friend me on Facebook Jeremy Kingsbury

And Follow Me On twitter: http://twitter.com/Wetootwaag

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Bagpipes, Smallpipes, A.L. Lloyd, Billy Mitchell International Airport, Berit Allison, David Bowie, and Ricky Gervais, How could you have a better list of things in a Podcast?

So took a while to get out of the gate here, but a month late here's a new episode.

Got a Tootwaag original piece as well as one of my favorite song I was always too scared to post from Hard Times:http://www.savageresearch.com/jester/dubiousRelics.html

and some tracks from the Shanty Night in Saint Paul, thanks to the singers, whom I hope to hound out their full identities in the future, and thanks to Chris Evans http://www.youtube.com/user/evachri for letting me use some of your tunes.