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BordunMusik Fest (Live in Kremsmünster), CD Akreabel 1997 - CD 0198
BordunMusik-Fest is a live
sampler CD of the 1997 edition of the
festival located in Kremsmünster (Austria). The album is
produced
and distributed by the Akrea company. Simon Wascher (Austrian
hurdy-gurdy player) was the artistic director and the chairman of the
festival that was dedicated to the drones’ instruments,
especially to hurdy-gurdy and to bagpipe. He also wrote the notes of
the booklet (available in German and in English). The quality of the
recording is quite poor regarding the actual standards, but the
recording is however interesting from an historical point of view. In
1995, when, in fact, Blowzabella no longer existed, Ian Luff convinces
Jon, Andy, Nigel and Dave, to play a concert in Bath. From 1996 to 2001
they played a few gigs each year as Blowzabella and wrote some new
tunes. Among these concerts, they performed at BordunMusik-Fest in
1997. The album includes a version of the "Last Chance
Bourrée /
Famous Wolf" medley. The album presents also Nigel Eaton accompanied by
the beautiful voice of Julie Murphy (i.e. Whirling Pope Joan) in three
tracks: "Ffoles Llantrisant", "Rouanez Karet An Arvor" (a previously
unreleased track) and "Bloodlines".
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