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Notorious CD
Martin Stillion
8027 242nd St. SW
Edmonds, WA 98026 |
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Martin Stillion—Notorious
Here it is, folks—my first CD. Primarily Celtic in style,
but other influences—classical, baroque, blues, and avant garde—also
show up. In addition to fiddle, I play mandolin, viola, octave mandolin,
mandocello, and resophonic tenor guitar, and I have some friends
contributing whistle, recorder, Irish flute, uilleann pipes, bodhran,
and vocals.
Why would I call my first CD Notorious? Well, because it's the
soundtrack to A
Most Notorious Woman, a play I've been performing around the
globe with playwright/actor Molly Lyons. Roughly half the pieces are my
own compositions; the other half are mostly traditional tunes (or at
least very old ones). Please order a copy or six. Thanks!
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Other Places to Find Notorious
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Notorious is also available online at Mid-Continent Music. In the Seattle area, you can
find it at the following shops:
Tracks
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Follow the links for MP3 samples.
1. Cait Ni
Dhubhuir (Kitty O’Dwyer)
2. Jigs: Jig from A2Z
/ Donal na Piopa / Kesh Jig
3. Hugh O’Donnell
4. Lord Justice Drury / Nice and Nasty / Bingham I / Question of the Sea
5. O’Carolan’s Farewell
6. Granuaile I (Richard’s Theme)
7. Hornpipes: Boys of Bluehill / The Broken Pledge / Chief O’Neill’s Favourite
8. Taimse im
Chodladh
9. Jewels
10. The Rescue of Hugh De Lacy
11. The Killers of Hugh De Lacy
12. Reels: The Lark / Salamanca / Bentley’s
13. Spanish Armada Blues
14. The Birth and Death of Owen O’Flaherty
15. Bingham II
16. Murrough
17. Come Again Sweet Love
18. Granuaile II
Personnel
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Martin Stillion |
Fiddle, mandolin, viola, octave mandolin,
mandocello, resophonic tenor guitar |
David Denz |
Irish flute, uilleann pipes |
Jan Elliott-Glanister |
Bodhran |
Chris Glanister |
Whistle, recorder |
Molly Lyons
Gear
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Vocals |
Can't tell you for sure about the other musicians, but
here are the axes I played:
 | 19th-century German fiddle |
 | 1994 Brad Donaldson F5 mandolin |
 | 1960s German viola labeled “John Juzek" |
 | 1994 Dave Thormahlen octave mandolin |
 | 1917 Gibson K-1 mandocello |
 | 1929 National Triolian wood-body resophonic tenor guitar |
Reviews
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Here's a short but very complimentary writeup from the online arts magazine Looking
Closer. |
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