Description
Yankee Ingenuity – Heatin Up The Hall – Vinyl Album
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
Varrick / Rounder Records 1989 VR-038
Since the late 1970s, Yankee Ingenuity has run its own Monday night contradance in Concord, Massachusetts, drawing dancers from all over New England. In the process, theyve become one of the most accomplished ensembles on the dance scene, playing traditional and newly-written tunes on old and new instruments (on occasion, even including electronics). The album is primarily instrumental – dance calls are included on one cut. With Peter Barnes, piano, synthesizer, guitar, whistle, harmonica, shouts; Ruthie Dornfield and Mary Lea, fiddles; Cal Howard, bass; Jack OConnor, tenor banjo, mandolin, octave mandolin; Tony Parkes, piano, square dance calls.
Track Listing
La Bastringue/Saut de Lapin/Beaulieu/Pointe au Pic (4:20)
Jesucita en Chihuahua (2:21)
City of Savannah/Ross Reel #4 (3:22)
Been to the East, Been to the West/Seventeen Days in Georgia (2:47)
La Partida (3:41)
Hunters House/Providence Reel/Congress Reel (4:29)
Maxime Leblanc/Prince Charlie/Shoemaker’s Daughter (4:19)
Metsakukkia (3:23)
Lad OBeirnes/Sepp Piontik/Cat in the Hopper/Fair Jennys (4:42)
Levi Jackson Rag (2:46)
Crockett’s Honeymmon/Yellow Rose of Texas (5:35)
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