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August 4th, 2006
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The Dark Island
Just thought I'd post another arrangement I've made of a Scottish tune. (Yes, yet another - but blame Simon, he put the idea in my head.)
It's got lots of twiddly bits of the kind that Les likes, as they stir his clan MacEwan genes. 
Despite the traditional sound, it's not. It was written for a movie in the 60s so I won't post the tab this time.
Hope you like it 
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Purdy.
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Nice!
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Really nice composition, well done 
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Very lovely!
Hey- I may play slow, but I sure am imprecise!
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Beautiful music!!!
Jim
James V. Signorile, ASCAP
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I like the twiddly bits.
It's great listening, and, it sounds like a good tune to use as a self-teaching tool. 
-burt
Signature? What's a signature? Oh. you mean like C or F ? :)
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Really nice, and nice sounding guitar
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Lovely.gentle and atmospheric, chilled me out 
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Real nice, very soothing
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Great picking there Fretsource, very nice.
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Thanks very much folks - You've inspired me to do some more. Time for a change, though. I'll give the Scottish stuff a rest for a while - promise.
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Lovely
Play as much Celtic music as you like!
It is awesome.
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August 5th, 2006
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Hey fret. I found Some samples of Mary Jane Lamond's Cape Breton Gaelic for you.
http://maryjanelamond.calabashmusic.com/
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Electric?
That was great! Would it be blasphemy to attempt the same song with a stadium-sized electric tone?
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