Kevin Burke - If The Cap Fits - 8 - Toss the Feathers
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- Kevin Burke - If the Caps Fits (1978)
Recorded in Ireland in the late 70's, and still seen by many as one of the most innovative, refreshing and influential fiddle recordings ever made.
Kevin Burke: fiddle
Peter Browne: flute, uilleann pipes
Jackie Daly: accordion
Paul Brady: mandolin, piano
Donal Lunny: bouzouki
Gerry O'Beirne: slide guitar
Micheal O'Domhnaill: guitar
1. A Kerry
Michael Coleman's
The Wheels Of The World
Julia Delaney
2. Dinny Delaney's
The Yellow Wattle
3. The Mason's Apron
Laington's
4. Paddy Fahy's
The Cliffs Of Moher
5. The Star Of Munster
John Stenson's
6. Biddy Martin's
Ger The Rigger
Bill Sullivan's
7. Bobby Casey's
8. Toss The Feathers
The Cottage Groves
The Pinch Of Snuff
The Earl's Chair
The Woman Of The House
The Girl That Broke My Heart
The Drunken Tinker
Paddy Cronin's
McFadden's Handsome Daughter
The Hunter's Purse
Toss The Feathers - Hudba
![Kevin Burke Fiddle Player [Live Concert] at Drumcliffe Church, Sligo](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1JA1rdFCZBQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Kevin Burke Fiddle Player [Live Concert] at Drumcliffe Church, Sligo](/img/tr.png)
absolutely brilliant.
I remember John Peel playing this over several nights on his late show in the '70s, in amongst the punk, new wave and others. Great times.
A master.....and one of the nicest men that I've ever met!! Just a really great gentleman that also happens to be one of the best fiddlers on earth!! God bless Mr. Burke!!
So proud to just knowing you 😊
Life can be divided in two periods: before you hear Kevin Burke and after you hear Kevin Burke. Simple as that.
Back in the 70s I loved British and Irish folk music. How the hell did I never hear of this guy? Oh well, better late than never.
For two years back in the early 80s,
i had this on a cassette in my car. Nothing else. No radio.
You hit d nail on head with that statement. Love the crack.
And Then possibly a few guitarists and soloists who had to plug in,so the world beyond into they
Old Chris a retired fiddler of Albuquerque NM
You don't get better than that.
Irish to the hilt.
Your music drives me.
Your pulse is perfect.
Thank you for inspiring me so much Kevin.
You are the best.
Pete
Not only 15 minutes of Kevin Burke but a picture of his county Sligo, Ireland and Flemish,I believe Belgian Violin fiddle.Thank You Chris Young an old Fiddler of Albuquerque NM D A E B,E G# B E ( D) ,and for StWilliiam and his Blarney Shamus Innis!!!
Kevin is a genius
Sublime in EVERY sense of the word!.
always remembered and appreciated for his contribution to the unsurpassed Bothy Band. A world heritage band if they ever designated such a thing.
Am re-visiting music from past times and this takes my breath away
Will have a Kevin Burke week.
Ireland should have a Kevin Burke week - free holiday for the whole country. He deserves it...
J'écoute cette suite de réels depuis tant d'années et je suis toujours autant transporté par le style de Kevin Burke. Fantastique...
Kevin has said that he studied classical violin and Irish traditional music at the same time. One characteristic of his playing is that is up bows are just as strong as his down bows, so he often starts tunes on an up bow. That amazing bow technique powers his perfect rhythm and his exquisite tone.
Forgotten the ti.es of the tunes. What a beautiful legacy, old people facing around the kitchen. Mind the dresser !!! Dear ma cairdre, anseo, jigs and reels, saline na heireann
Fiddling at its finest, love the whole Whom the Cap Fits record.
I remember when I bought this album on vinyl. It was so exciting. You would usually hear a review on The Long Note on RTÉ and that would really whet your appetite.
Even the cover was revolutionary for its time. Mulligan Records brought modern graphic design to Irish albums. It’s still one of my favourite covers. Not to mention the incredible playing and arrangements. From the golden age of Irish music.
Now this - Kevin Burke's fiddle playing is "supernatural" - about a close to "God" and "The Devil" you can get at one and the same time : < [)...
A talent blessed by the Divine.
I’ve spent hours on his reels trying to understand his style, when I back to my feedle it’s seems to be better to change instrument. Kevin Burke, for me #1. I wish... I wish... ona day in the life as Kevin Burke
Could listen to Kevin Burke all day!
If heaven did 15 minutes of music......
AMEN!!!!!
Magnificent!!!
no one plays like Kevin Burke
nice... thanks for the introduction :)
+Timothy Sweeney Kevin Burke plays like Kevin Burke
Timothy Sweeney I agree
Magnificent! I always liked this record!!!
Gosh I hope to play so well one fine day :)
one of the best! good job Kevin. an inspiration for young people.
Brilliant!
16 minutes of brilliance.
So fine, thanks for sharing. peace on earth
this is genius
Incredible!
Who disliked this???? Amazing.
I play most of my fiddle tunes by ear, god help me when I try to learn one of Kevin Burkes. His style is mind blowing.
I think it was people listening on their phones.
They scrolled too quickly and hit the down thumb by mistake.
I've done it at least once myself.
Ah sure..
Play in D by ear ,I agree!! Old Chris a retired fiddler of Albuquerque NM
What a tune
Powerful stuff..brilliant playing.
Bellissimo!
GREAT!!!!
This is great
Sometimes you come to youtube looking for something specific. Sometimes you're looking for something general. Regardless of what intentions brought you here, if you're lucky you'll stumble upon a previously unknown gem that sticks with you long term.
I think I just stumbled, and I'm not sure I want to get up! : D
I agree!
Or rediscover something that set yer heart racing 20 years ago and reminds you that your true purpose in life is to play beautiful music. I got this album off my uncle maybe 6 months to a year too late to realise my destiny in life. This and Matt molloys stony steps were two fantastic recordings my wonderful late uncle gave me. My biggest regret in life so far is not getting together and learning tunes from him and jamming with him. I can only ask him to send me them and help me on the spirit level now.
damn true, I've been on this way for about 3 days,various genres nd styles of music , I feel lucky, whata time to be alive
ja, ja... the soul dance... i love the freedown and the power land
Superb, love it.
mighty!
You ain't just whistling "Dixie" there, Deborah! I could have this track on a loop and NEVER be bored with it!
Happy Friday x
classic the irish race rule folk music
I'd like to see a fiddle b battle between Kevin Burke and Martin Hayes.
With John Sheehan as referee.
And André Rieu as an independent observer.
I was replying to Furbax's question of what is the reel after Hunter's Purse and before the reprise of Toss The Feathers.
@gillieduncannon You can find them if you buy the CD (which I did long ago). The first and last are the same, "Toss the Feathers". My personal favorite is "The Hunters Purse". It's the bad myxolidian tune towards the end with the pipes. Or just go to the store and look at the CD and write down the name of the tunes. They're all great and some are probably in the Fiddler's Fakebook.
I believe after The Hunter's Purse he plays two versions of the other Toss The Feathers in D before the one in Em
@tommy66toffee Never say failed. Keep playing!
Luke
@gillieduncannon ;)
Could someone time stamp the numbered tracks (1-8)?
sorry tunes 1-10
Move over Paul McCartney, you've been replaced!
If you are going to bother analysing whether or not he is playing "Toss The Feathers" in the keys of D or Em you are missing the whole point of the track, I would guess
Sounds like a bagpipe