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Oyster Wives Rant: A Year of Historic Tunes

by Jeremy Kingsbury

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PipingJim
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PipingJim I'd ignorantly assumed I had a handle on what, "pipemusic," was. Jeremy showed me, and efficiently so, that there's a lot more out there. Favorite track: Stool of Repentence.
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Rusty Gully Kingsbury does great work here, truly breathing new life into old, neglected tunes.
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In 2020 I committed to play a tune a day in order to get more session tunes under my belt. When sessions quit happening those daily tunes began reflecting my love of eighteenth and nineteenth century tunes, and I wound up relaunching Wetootwaag's Bagpipe and History Podcast ( www.wetootwaag.com ). This album is many of my favorites for the 2020 season of the podcast and my year of playing tunes. These are the recordings I used for the podcast, therefore they are mostly single tunes played from the music rather than sets that have been memorized and exhaustively rehearsed. Those caveats aside, there is some incredible music I was able to find by digging through old sources. For the last several episodes I used James Aird’s setting for Oyster Wives’ Rant (Track 1) as my introduction theme song for the Podcast, and therefore it is the title to the album. Music and research was a blessed distraction, thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy it! You can listen to all of these tunes for free by listening to Season 4 of the Podcast. Many episodes feature multiple settings of the different tunes that are selected here as well as links to Archival collections if you want the sheet music.
When you buy and download the album the booklet will be included in the download folder, to access the booklet without downloading go here: tinyurl.com/oysterwivesrant

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released February 5, 2021

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Jeremy Kingsbury Grand Forks, North Dakota

I host a bi-weekly bagpipe and history podcast which explores the likely repertoire eighteenth and early nineteenth century bagpipers.
I've played Highland pipes and uilleann pipes since the nineties. My albums are an opportunity for me to keep the tunes and songs I have most enjoyed from creating the podcast.

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