9 thoughts on “ Lightning Hornpipe - Graham Townsend - I Like Don Messer (Cassette, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Like Don Messer on Discogs.3/5(1).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Graham Townsend - I Like Don Messer at Discogs. Complete your Graham Townsend collection.3/5(1).

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3. Graham Townsend was a fine Canadian fiddler who died too young. He was a master of Canadian fiddling, but he also showed a fondness for both traditional Appalachian fiddle music and bluegrass (this collection includes "Orange Blossom Special")/5(8).

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4. Nov 03,  · A little over a year ago I presented "World Champion Folk Fiddler", Banff SBS (click here), Graham Townsend's last album on Rodeo's Banff line of LPs (he recorded 10 for the label). With this post I begin to wind my way back through Graham's Banff output by featuring his collection, "I Like Don Messer", SBS

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5. Banff [CAN] RBS /SBS Graham Townsend Salutes Canada’s Prime Ministers: Sir John A. Macdonald Waltz; Alexander Mackenzie March; Sir John Abbott Waltz; Sir John S.D. Thompson Jig; Sir Mackenzie Bowell Jig; Sir Charles Tupper Waltz; Sir Wilfrid Laurier Reel; Sir Robert Borden Waltz; Arthur Meighen Two Step; W.L. Mackenzie King Strathspey; R.B. Bennett Hornpipe Author: Praguefrank.

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6. Graham Townsend strikes again with his 16th Long Play album of Canadian Fiddle tunes, as he salutes Don Messer, a dear friend and admirer, with selections that made Don famous. Graham was featured this summer with the Don Messer's Jubilee, as he toured our Canadian soil playing these very numbers you are about to hear.

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7. Nov 01,  · GRAHAM TOWNSEND plays Don Messer A little over a year ago I presented "World Champion Folk Fiddler", Banff SBS (click here), Graham Townsend's last album on Rodeo's Banff line of LPs (he recorded 10 for the label).

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8. Jun 06,  · The first strain is similar to the first strain of “Key West Hornpipe.” It was cited as having commonly been played for country dances in Orange County, New York, in the ’s (Lettie Osborn, New York Folklife Quarterly), and Bronner () says it is more popular with old‑time fiddlers in New York State than the literature on tune.

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9. The album is further evidence that Don Messer is the most popular artists on Canadian recordings, and it's got something for everyone - from "Prime Minister Trudeau's Reel" on down, through the lively jigs, two-steps and waltzes which have brought enjoyment to so many Canadians weekly on 'Don Messer Jubilee'.

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