Name: Nowhere In Particular by Wedgy McDustbinlid
Duration: 2 min 23 s
Description: unfortunately no girls about to d the high voices so apologies, the other is what happens when you like a bass/drum groove but don't have a melody

Tune written by Pascal Rubens. Played for Melnet TOTM.
Saltarelle Nuage DG

Le Lac de St-Croix

I wrote this for my friends, Jenny & Dave Cox who got married in May in the Tithe Barn at Ufton Court, Berkshire.

Moirai are currently working on the tune in a set with a beautiful schottische of Sarah's. 

Ufton Court Schottische

A sneak preview of Boxtet: Mel Biggs, Matt Quinn, Owen Woods and Ollie King

Foul Weather Call

All the animals

unfortunately no girls about to d the high voices so apologies, the other is what happens when you like a bass/drum groove but don't have a melody

Nowhere In Particular

A fairly energetic bash at this tune. I tried playing it in the slow, regal style of Saul Rose, and then something happened, and now it sounds like this!

This tune is great fun for the bass end; there are a huge amount of possibilities.

Banks Of The Dee

Bjorgo & Reistad - Ludvig in my Backpack from the new CD "Huskelappen/The reminder note" by the Norwegian duo Bjorgo&Reistad.

Ingunn Bjorgo (diatonic accordion) and Asmund Reistad (guitars/loops) have developed their musical signature and style over a long-lasting partnership. Ingunn writes the songs and Asmund then arranges them. Their point of departure and inspiration is Norwegian, Swedish and Celtic folk music and the songs are carried on the wings of the small yet powerful 2-rowed button accordion (squeezebox). The duo’s unique musical sound is formed in the place of union where “squeezebox” meets guitar, baritone guitar, loops and effects.

Ludvig in my Backpack - Med Ludvig i sekken
As Ludvig said, “That could be dangerous”  So, this is a little song of comfort for a doubting soul, who lives with a Ludvig in his or her (mental) backpack.

facebook.com/ingunnbjorgo  -  facebook.com/bjorgoreistad

Bjørgo&Reistad - Ludvig in my backpack/Med Ludvig i sekken

What you said to him

Playing with Cal Newman (sadly deceased) The Inn on the River 1991

God Bless The Child

Turlough O'Carolan 1670 to 1738 composed O'Carolan's Concerto (alternatively titled Mrs Power) in  response to a compositional challenge by Francesco Geminiani.  It is played here by Jon Mills (on nylon-strung five-string banjo) and Bill Howarth (on dulcimer).

O'Carolan's Concerto

Must be one of those days again, you know the ones where tunes just happen?

This is the first one I've written on the Hohner 4-stop C box since I bought it back in October. Named in reference to the sale of my beloved Peugot 206, BT.

T'ra B.T.

If you like any of this my twin brother Fsamuel100 has more on Soundcloud and another brother FrancoisS has some attempts at singing

Nowhere In Particular

Wedgy McDustbinlid

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