Peter Stephenson

Howard, Thanks for the info. Tom is always worth a trip 'over the tops' via the Cat & Fiddle from Buxton to hear. I'll see if I can get a car full for Saturday night, hope to see you there.

Wally.....Walter Scott = Clot As for no-no tunes, G-spot tornado.

This shot was taken last Wednesday 3rd. in the local dale. Saw only rabbit, fox and badger tracks all day.

If you go to....tg4.tv click on ceol-cartlann, you get a list of past programs. The one featuring Noel Kenny is, geantrai-28/10.

Here's another nice mess..... http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=FPxX8SJT2b8

Looks like a Crabb.

Why are pirates called pirates ? cos they Arrrr !

Nice one Ptarmi. As with most u-tube session videos it's best to save the clip, and adjust the brightness and contrast so you can see all those happy smiling faces getting on with playing the music.

Marcus I take it you've seen/heared this one, one of the first bits of concertina music to be dumped on u-tube, and one of thie finest in the Irish style, generally thought to be Tim Collins.

Tim COllins

Hooves Shortly after starting this thread I posted the question to the man himself on the Philharmonia orchestra site, as that is the band for which he plays bassoon, no feedback as yet. http://forum.philharmonia.co.uk/viewforum....ad20ccd39b3a353 Pete.

Would it be in Sally Army pitch ?

I would leave it in those keys. Altough it is not worth anyone bidding over £550 for it cos I want it.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CONCERTINA-Old-marke...1QQcmdZViewItem

On e-bay 320230043794