Old Man Fiddler Review

Here's what the Old Man Fiddler had to say.

Y'know, Fiddle Friends, I cannot recall a more jolly time I have spent listenin' to a fiddler play than I have had when I listened to Wayne Cantwell's new CD, "Just Me and a Fiddle." The title, my friends, tells you all you need to know about the whole album's reason fer bein': a few oldtime fiddle standards, and a few original pieces thrown in fer good measure.

Believe me when I tell you, folks, as soon as I started in ter reading Wayne's brief explanations about each track, and listening to all of them in a single night's sittin', I had to chortle with happy glee, for whenever I started in ter gettin' inter a new reel or jig or even that waltz, I just didn't want the album to end!

Clearly, the Flyin' Fiddler had such a good time recording the album, I can imagine him sittin' in the studio on his own, a jolly smile on his face, as he went through each track and played and played until it got near clear t' daybreak! (Hee-hee-hee!)

What I'm trying to say, folks, is this: Please purchase "Just Me and a Fiddle" from Wayne's http://www.flyinfiddler.com website! I promise you, yer in fer quite a hoedown --- and you'll end wantin' more and more until Wayne can't give ye no more! In other words:

Whang-a-doodle! (For those o' you more unenlightened folks, "whang-a- doodle" is what we fiddlers say when we're really, REALLY happy! And believe me, this here album sure done succeeded in makin' this Old Man Fiddler really, REALLY happy!)

Love,

Old Man Fiddler