Bagpipes
and bluegrass might seem unlikely musical bedfellows, but for the Scottish
piper Fred Morrison, one of Celtic music’s most profoundly skilled and
audaciously inventive exponents, they form a wholly natural alliance. His
latest album project, Outlands, featuring such top Americana luminaries as
producer Gary Paczosa, banjo/guitar ace Ron Block and Grammy-winning
multi-instrumentalist Tim O’Brien, sets out to explore the inherent connections
Morrison perceives between their traditions and his.
“I’ve
always heard a really strong affinity between my own South Uist background and
the Irish travelling pipers’ style played by people like Paddy Keenan,” he
says, “and when I started playing the Irish pipes myself, I also found this
deep-down rhythmic connection with bluegrass music – to me it’s as if they’re
all one and the same.”
- Train Journey North
- The Wildcat
- Leaving Uist
- Seonaidh’s Tune
- Nameless
- Outlands
- Downtown
- Kansas City
Hornpipe
- Drumcross
- The Hard Drive
Fred Morrison- Outlands
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