[Sca-cooks] Country Music Jamboree

[Martin G. Diehl]

Ciorstan wrote:
>
> Jadwiga writes:
>
> > Horse's Brancel is the line dance-- or is it
> > the Electric Slide-- of period.
>
> There is a marvelous version of Bransle des Chevaux
> on Malicorne's album "Bestiare"-- done with a
> period loud band, including hurdy gurdy, AND a
> modern electric bass and drum kit. Disco style. And
> I even know a place where one can get the reprinted
> cd.
>
> It works, once you get over the giggling... Really!
>
> ciorstan

For that matter, have you heard Philip Picket's
"The Bones of all Men"? ... Period music, period
instruments, ... and Richard Thompson and the
Fairport Rhythm section.

Rykodisc Hannibal HNCD1416, April 1998

Google says there is a lot more, if you  look here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=%22The+Bones+of+all+Men%22+pickett

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