From: dalton@mantle.Geop.UBC.CA (David Dalton)
Subject: Re: The essential Celtic recordings?
Organization: Dept. of Geophysics & Astronomy, UBC, Vancouver, Canada
	<1992Aug19.120912.14740@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au>
	<DALTON.92Aug20130253@epoch.Geop.UBC.CA>
	<DALTON.92Aug25144153@cord.Geop.UBC.CA>
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 08:32:36 GMT

Here are some corrections to my list, notably Fred's address,
additions to the Jim Payne entry, and addition of some lesser
known artists.  I have not included the original post in its
entirety.  New lines are marked with a "+".

Thanks to Lorne Taylor (ex-Rawlins Cross) <lorne@morgan.ucs.mun.ca>
for the Jim Payne info, and thanks to Bruce Shawyer 
<bshawyer@riemann.math.mun.ca> for Fred's address and numbers.

In article <DALTON.92Aug25144153@cord.Geop.UBC.CA> dalton@cord.Geop.UBC.CA (David Dalton) writes:

   After several requests for addresses, I've augmented my original posting
   and included it below.  In general it should be cheaper to order from
   the artists or record companies directly, but here are the addresses of
   two stores that offer general mail order service:

   1.   O'Brien's Music Store
        278 Water Street 
        St. John's Nfld.
        A1C 1B7 
        (709) 753-8135
        They also have more out-of-print records plus many
        Irish and Scottish selections, songbooks and instruments.
+(However it might be cheaper to order *non-Nfld* stuff from other sources,
+e.g. Green Linnet)

   2.   Fred's Records
+       198 Duckworth Street
	St. John's Nfld.
+       Telephone (709) 753-9191
+       Fax       (709) 739-4849
	Fred's has more modern/up-to-date stuff than O'Brien's.

   Here is the original posting, with addresses added:

   In article <DALTON.92Aug20130253@epoch.Geop.UBC.CA> dalton@epoch.Geop.UBC.CA (David Dalton) writes:

      I would also recommend recordings by several Newfoundland & Labrador
      groups and musicians, including:

	       Figgy Duff (Figgy Duff, After the Tempest, Weather Out the Storm)
	       Rawlins Cross (A Turn of the Wheel, Crossing the Border)
	   Tickle Harbour (The Brule Boys in Paris, +an older one[Hare's Ears?])
	     Emile Benoit (Emile's Dream, at least one other)
	     All the Best (compilation of St. John's artists)
	       The Irish Descendants (Misty Morning Shore)
+  (addresses deleted, see previous post or E-mail  me if you want them)

	       Rufus Guinchard, Kelly Russell, Jim Payne (a couple of records)
   Rufus died last year at the age of 91.  He didn't compose many tunes
   but was a living storehouse of Nfld music tradition, which he passed on
   to Kelly Russell and others.  Jim Payne is a good singer songwriter who
   often performs with Kelly Russell, Christina Smith and others.
+ Jim has a couple of recordings out, including "The Southern Cross", with
+ sealing and sealing disaster songs and a recent release, "Empty Nets",
+ with songs about the fishery, etc., featuring a variety of musicians.
   SingSong Productions
   Station "C"
   St. John's NF
   A1C 6J9 
   CANADA
   They may have some releases on Pigeon Inlet as well.

+  Baxter Wareham, an accordion player/singer/songwriter has a release 
+  "Buffet Double", Pat and Joe Byrne have a release "Towards the Sunset"
+  and Denis Ryan has a release.  I think they are on the label
+  Pigeon Inlet Productions
+  P.O. Box 1202
+  St. John's NF
+  CANADA A1C 5M9

+  There are also a couple of pub bands, Stogger Tight, who do some
+ traditional Nfld. tunes, and the Sons of Erin, who are pretty 
+ much a standard Irish cover pub band, who have releases out.

+ A local singer songwriter, Ron Hynes, should have a new recording
+ out soon.  Some  of his stuff is celtic-tinged, but his newer 
+ stuff is more country.

+ There is a comedy/music group, Buddy Wassisname and the Other Fellas,
+ who have several releases out, with a mix of comedy skits and
+ Newfoundland music.  The music is a mix of songs and traditional
+ tunes, with instruments ranging from the accordion to the hubcap.
+ Their releases should be available from Fred's or O'Brien's.

Post or E-mail me if you want any more detail on any bands or recordings.
David <Dalton@Geop.UBC.CA>