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[Constant Screamer]

I am here to confess that "other" instruments have kept me away from my beloved Eng concertina for far too long,
so long in fact that I have no idea where to begin to get back in the groove. When I played more ofter, it was
Morris and tunes taken from John Kirkpatrick via Brass Monkey, plus some Irish tunes I picked up along the way.

Any and all suggestions on "newer" CDs? Oh, I must add, that I'm rusty as an old tin can, so "easier" tune
suggestions would be even MORE welcome.


Glad to be back!

[ceemonster]

well, i don't know how "new" all these are, but what about "English International"?
http://www.rootsreco.../products/10741

i am enjoying Rachel Hall's EC tracks on these two cds by Simple Gifts:

http://www.amazon.co...4235786-0020155
http://www.amazon.co...tt_mus_ep_dpi_4


also listening to Mark Gilston's EC tracks on the irresistibly titled "Troll Road":

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/gilston4
http://www.amazon.co...ll road&x=0&y=0

[michael sam wild]

Alistair Anderson's Concertina Workshop is on CD now.

[Geoff Wooff]

Alistair Anderson's Concertina Workshop is on CD now.

Is that not DVD ? Or is that some other issue of Alistair's ? Pertaining to the DVD that is currently being avertised on Ebay; A master class by the look of it.

Edited by Geoff Wooff, 28 January 2012 - 10:15 AM.

[Steve Mansfield]

Anything by Rob Harbron is always inspirational - try the two Dr Faustus CDs, or the 'Station house' CD by Kett, Fagan & Harbron for example.