Joining Buddy on this
recording are many of the accompanists he has played with
throughout his 60 years fiddling The Judique Flyer was a
steam-driven passenger train that replaced the old
stagecoach line running between Inverness and Point Tupper
on Cape Breton's west coast. In 1938, a 15 year old Buddy
MacMaster boarded The Judique Flyer to return home after
playing for his first dance. From that time Buddy's
reputation as a fiddler spread up and down the Judique line.
Today he is recognized by many as the world's leading
exponent of the Cape Breton fiddle style. Clips Compliments
to Doug MacPhee
(Howie MacDonald Paulette
Bissonette
(John Campbell) Wesley
Gillis
(Kinnon Beaton) Remarkably, each of the 14
cuts features a different piano player, including his own
daughter Mary Elizabeth, as well as many of the top
accompanists in Cape Breton today. The CD booklet researched
historical and biographical notes, including archival
photographs. Buddy and Mary
Elizabeth
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Donald Angus Beaton Set (Joey Beaton, piano)
Alex MacDonnel's Favourite Set (Betty Lou Beaton, piano)
The Paulette Bissonnette Set (Dave MacIsaac, guitar)
The Lockerbie Lament Set (Doug MacPhee, piano)
Duncan Johnstone Set (Mary Elizabeth MacMaster, piano)
Trip to Mabou Ridge Set (Jackie Dunne, piano)
Father John Angus Rankin Set (Hilda Chiasson, piano)
The Little Pickle Set (Joel Chiasson, piano)
E Minor Jigs Set (Mac Morin, piano)
St. Elmo Clog Set (Marie MacLellan, piano)
The Second Star Hornpipe Set (Howie MacDonald, piano)
Memories of Father Charles MacDonald Set (Maybelle Chisholm, piano)
Captain O'Kaine Set (Tracey Dares, piano)
Mrs. Ferguson of Reaths Set (Mary Jessie MacDonald, piano)
11/4/2000