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Music of
Howie Bursen Prices listed below include shipping and handling. Please send any orders to Howie Bursen at P.O. Box 98, Abington, CT 06320. Be sure to include the name, quantity and format (cassette or CD) and include payment in the form of a check or money order payable to Howie Bursen.. If you are in too much of a hurry to use snail-mail try Elderly Instruments or Folk Legacy Records.
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Howie Bursen with Jay Ungar, Molly Mason and Bob Pasquarello. Songs: Jay & Molly's Wedding, Pretty Saro, Malana's Jig, June Apple, Vinaya, Mysteries of a Hobo's Life, I Think My Brains Fell Out, Tommy Thompson, For Pete's Sake, Maya's Bounce, Wild Bill Jones, Bursen's Fancy, Sally's Upstairs With the Hogeyed Man, Beat the Reaper, Hull's Victory Total Time: 52 minutes of great banjo |
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Howie is acclaimed as a true master of the frailed banjo, but his guitar playing is pretty cool, too. And on top of that, he can sing! Here he gives us some great banjo tunes, matched by some downright raunchy blues. Clara's Hornpipe; Handsome Molly; Green Willis; The New Irish Girl; The Linnet; Morpeth Rant; When First Unto This Country; Foxhunter's Jig; Would You Have Time; Joshua Gone Barbados; Wild Horse; Year of Jubilo; Greasy Greens; Cherokee Shuffle; Biscuits; Pacific Slope; My Baby Done Changed the Lock and I Never Cried. (text from Folk Legacy Records) |
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When Howie Met Sally (CD-$16.50; Cass-$11.50)
Released in 1990 by Flying Fish Records, "When Sally met Howie"
includes original pieces as well as pieces by a variety of other well known
folk artists. Sally and Howie perform together on many songs (which
include Howie's original very humorous "Plastic Rap") and a medley
of reels. |
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Satisfied Customers with Sally Rogers and Howie Bursen (cassette only- $11.50) Including: Milwaukee St. Paul/ Small Business Blues/ Way Down the Road/ If I Were a Featherbed/ The Magpie/ King's Peak/ Cattle in the Cane/ Take Me Home/ Nancy/ Paddy on the Railroad/ Jack Orion/ The Gentle Earl/ Abelard and Eloise/ Beggars to God |
