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The Rankin Family 1991 Waltham Concert - Pt. 2 of 2

The Rankin Family concert in Waltham, MA, September 21, 1991 - Part 2 of 2. Pt. 1 of 2 is at    • The Rankin Family 1991 Waltham Concert - P...   Video produced & directed by Rob McCausland with volunteer crew & equipment from Boston Neighborhood Network - http://bnntv.org ~ Support public access television! Waltham concert produced by Peggy Morrison and Mary Lamey, Cape Breton Gaelic Club of Waltham http://www.canadianamericanclub.com/ Thanks to the musicians, producers, & crew! Heather Rankin - http://heatherrankin.ca/ Jimmy Rankin - http://jimmyrankin.com/ The Red Shoe Pub - https://www.redshoepub.com/ 00:01 - [Opening Credits] 00:27 - Jimmie, Howie, and John Morris instrumental 04:55 - Whiskey in the Jar 08:20 - The Orangedale Whistle 13:10 - Fair and Tender Ladies 17:46 - Fiddle medley 1 - Howie MacDonald 26:02 - Fiddle medley 2 - Howie MacDonald 32:10 - The Tramp Miner 37:05 - Ho Ro Mo Nighean Donn Bhoidheach 43:16 - Fisherman's Son 48:29 - Raylene's introductions and thank-yous 51:22 - Fare Thee Well, Love 56:27 - Mairi's Wedding 1:00:03 - [Tail Credits] Song Credits & Rankin Recordings: Jimmie, Howie, and John Morris instrumental - (?) Whiskey in the Jar (trad.); (not recorded?) The Orangedale Whistle (written by Jimmy Rankin); appears on "Fare Thee Well Love" (Capitol, 1990) Fair and Tender Ladies (trad.); appears on "Fare Thee Well Love" (Capitol, 1990) Fiddle medley 1 - Howie MacDonald - (?) Fiddle medley 2 - Howie MacDonald - (?) The Tramp Miner (written by Jimmy Rankin); appears on "North Country" (EMI, 1993) Ho Ro Mo Nighean Donn Bhoidheach (trad.); appears on "North Country" (EMI, 1993) Fisherman's Son (written by Jimmy Rankin); appears on "Fare Thee Well Love" (Capitol, 1990) Fare Thee Well Love (written by Jimmy Rankin); appears on "Fare Thee Well Love" (Capitol, 1990) Mairi's Wedding (words: Sir Hugh Roberton; music: Peter A. MacLeod); appears on "The Rankin Family" (Capitol, 1989)