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Eileen Ivers — The Rights of Man
Album: Wild Blue
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Released: 1996
Length: 4:06
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Posted 4 days ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]

The violin is the devil's instrument and when played solo like this makes me want to stop sinning and try to earn a place in heaven - who needs fire and brimstone with this noise as an effective alternative.


Posted 12 years ago by Thin_Air    [ Reply ]
It is so terrible, I had to switch off. Totally unoriented deedledoodle.

Teeth-pulling noise.
Posted 12 years ago by Xing    [ Reply ]
Damned lightweight dilettantes. Why won't anyone tackle a serious issue these days?
 
 
 

 
 
And yes, I like it very much {#Shifty}
Posted 12 years ago by hobiejoe    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:
Here I am thinking, "Alison Krauss is a great fiddler—perhaps a better fiddler than she is a vocalist. Maybe we should nudge Bill to play a little more of Alison on fiddle with Union Station," and who pops up but Eileen Ivers. Coincidence? Hmm...
 
I find it highly unlikely that it's a coincidence.  Bill is an artist when it comes to crafting a playlist and that transition isn't something that would just happen.

Posted 12 years ago by Byronape    [ Reply ]
I use to go see her every week with Susan McKeown in the early 90s.
Amazing to see live. 
Posted 13 years ago by dogpound    [ Reply ]
Here I am thinking, "Alison Krauss is a great fiddler—perhaps a better fiddler than she is a vocalist. Maybe we should nudge Bill to play a little more of Alison on fiddle with Union Station," and who pops up but Eileen Ivers. Coincidence? Hmm...
Posted 13 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Don't recall ever hearing Eileen Ivers on RP - thanks - saw her at Strathmore in Maryland - pure delight!
Posted 13 years ago by rockinmeg    [ Reply ]
First time hearing this, never heard of her... very nice! {#Yes}
Posted 13 years ago by TimeWaster    [ Reply ]
 xkolibuul wrote:
Is that her breaking about 5 strings at once on the album cover photo?
 
I would imagine it's her, but those are bow-hairs, not strings.


Posted 13 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
{#Daisy}
Posted 14 years ago by hdaisy    [ Reply ]
Would be fine back to back with Ants Marching by Dave Matthews... {#Idea}
Posted 14 years ago by modest_mouse    [ Reply ]
I enjoy this piece quite a bit, and I'be always liked her style of playing...
Posted 14 years ago by ladyfreegate    [ Reply ]
Sounds like King of the Faries
Posted 15 years ago by crazy_cat    [ Reply ]
 philbertr wrote:

I'm very familiar with Jean Luc, but who is David Grisman?  (Nothing about him on AMG.)
 
Sure there is! Check out this link to his page

https://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:wnftxqq5ld0e 
Posted 15 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
 PurplePrincess wrote:
Kinda Jean Luc Ponty crossed with David Grisman, I LIKE it!!! A lot!
 
I'm very familiar with Jean Luc, but who is David Grisman?  (Nothing about him on AMG.)

Posted 15 years ago by philbertr    [ Reply ]
Excellent piece.
Posted 15 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
Kinda Jean Luc Ponty crossed with David Grisman, I LIKE it!!! A lot!
Posted 15 years ago by PurplePrincess    [ Reply ]
Absolutely worth to be played here!
Posted 15 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Is that her breaking about 5 strings at once on the album cover photo?
Posted 16 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
Nice blend of blues and country. Always like to hear the diversity of RP.
Posted 16 years ago by goodbugs    [ Reply ]
1st! Nice Groove, always liked the Electric violin.
Posted 16 years ago by mgoldman    [ Reply ]