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Irish Washerwoman!! Awesome version!

Beautiful playing.

What is the name of the air Jerry played at the beginning of that medley?

I believe it was the late, great Alastair Gillies who used to play Cabar Feidh in every form: march, jig, strathspey, reel, hornpipe, piobaireachd - quite a show! Yes, Mairi is still great all these years later.

man the guitar player ruined that set. what a shame .

Can we get Helping Hands on Spotify? This is too great to allow it to fade into obscurity.

judique A 1

There are a few old cassette recordings of Willie that hopefully have survived.

Such an outstanding dance. So graceful.

Something very pure about this dance. Well done!

you got at least most of that one

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Just found this tune. great sound. LOVE IT

I had the pleasure of meeting Jerry at the Fiddletunes Festival in Port Townsend, Washington some years ago...

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Still so beautiful, thanks for this recording! ❤

Pure instinct on John’s part in those last two tunes in the final set. So much fun to fun to witness. Thanks, Sam.

Waaaw bravo!!

Thanks for the great music. Jerry was my favorite Cape Breton fiddler.

More please! Cape Breton's finest!

Great set!!!

ALL BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,LOVED THE TUNE BY JERRY HOLLAND,THANKYOU

Great work

You two sound amazing together.

What a force of nature. Just the way he brings the first three notes out of nowhere. Wow

Best Ever

He's right up there...Buddy is a Judique boy. Born in Timmons, Ontario. His parents were Capers and they came back to Judique when Buddy was young.

Jerry Holland few years ago. Miss him

Such an inspiration! Lively!

Fabulous.

I was lucky to grow up with this music; I thank my Mom for that. I love Cape Breton fiddling.

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wow! amazing fiddling, and that piano player! is she as exceptional as she sounds, or are all piano players that good there?

Cape Breton Strong

Wonderful.

Really pure rendition of Neil Gow's Lament - without the superfluous trills that many players inject- just the few triplets and grace notes. Anybody know the names of the other tunes in the set?

Just to add to the last comment, such Grace, skill,feast for the eyes, .

Magnificent dancing and playing yeeaugh! indeed

Loved this, my g-granny was from Port Hastings, born there in 1844.

she's a legend love her lots also a great friend.

absolutely the best version of Gow's lament I've ever come across.

Fantastic playing love it Can someone please let me know what names of tunes in this clip? Thanks

The cat and the fiddle

Buddy played this lament for me when I took his fiddle classes during a summer camp a few decades ago. I cried then as I do now.

Is this the St. James Pub in Dublin ??

Nicely played. Thank you 🎶

Does anybody know the name of the second tune?

Good work daddy

Lovely!

I listened to Buddy as a child and my father was a big fan. Beautiful music. Amazing 👏 John Archie Sylvester MacDougall