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Jim Wearne : Troyl - The Concert at Mars Hill
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A rare opportunity to hear a unique mix of Cornish and Appalachian music, presented in concert by some of the greatest performers from both worlds.
Genre: Folk: Celtic Folk
Release Date: 2005
Troyl - The Concert at Mars Hill Record Label: Jim Wearne
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Piper Enters - Richard Cook 0:56 Album Only
Black is the Color - Grass Valley Choir 3:55 Album Only
Old Aunt Jenny - Bruce Greene and Don Pedi 2:10 Album Only
Factory Man - Harry (Safari) Glasson 3:37 Album Only
As Tom Went Walking - Marion Howard 2:16 Album Only
Cotton- Eye Joe - Don Pedi 2:32 Album Only
Because I'd Be At Home - Jim Wearne 4:01 Album Only
The CoombeMorning DewSally Garden - Richard Cook 2:12 Album Only
The Ballad of John Wesley - Harry (Safari) Glasson 4:18 Album Only
Barley Straw - Marion Howard 3:38 Album Only
Keys to the Kingdom - Bruce Greene and Loy McWhirter 4:44 Album Only
Mushy Peas - Jim Wearne 4:18 Album Only
The Devil and the Farmer's Wife - Bobby Mcmillon 4:10 Album Only
The Rose in the Mountain - Bruce Greene and Don Pedi 3:26 Album Only
Kate and Mary - Bobby McMillon 14:42 Album Only
Pierre and Marianne - Heather Dale 2:33 Album Only
Bullfrog - Bruce Greene, Loy McWhirter, Don Pedi 3:26 Album Only
The Piper Departs - Richard Cook 0:20 Album Only
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Album Notes

In July of 2005, on the campus of Mars Hill College in North Carolina, something wonderful happened. It was a concert. A part of the 13th Gathering of Cornish Cousins, the concert brought together some of the best-known performers of Cornish music from North America and
Cornwall, as well as four great talents from the mountains of North Carolina.

On impulse, almost, a decision was made to try to capture the concert on tape. Fortunately the College was able to provide the equipment and people to make it happen. Except for the usual minor glitches inevitable in a live show, all went well. So well that there was more material on tape than could be used.

This CD is intended as a representation of that concert. It contains as many and as much of the best performances as would fit. Some editing has been done, and those that were there may notice that things aren't in the same order. But, with luck, the result will please and give something of an impression of what those lucky enough to be there heard.

If you like songs and stories that are funny, scary, sad, sassy, lyric, rustic, familiar, brand new or old as the Carolina hills, you will find much to like here. The theme of the Gathering was "Cornwall and Appalachia: A Confluence of Cultures." This CD makes that come true.

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