Tracks Introduction by Don Tremaine Fireman's ReelGoing to the Barndance TonightSoldier's Joy Bride of the Winds JigRustic Jig Good Old Fashioned HoedownLightning Hornpip/ Mitton's Breakdown Red River Waltz Out the Buckhorn Way Dear Hearts & Gentle People Squaw Rapid Reel Gerald's Waltz Loch Lomond Irish Washerwoman Maytime Swing Don Tremaine's Reel Guitar Breakdown Boogie Buchta Dancer's Polka Zenda Waltz The French Song Fred's Schottische When Irish Eyes are Smiling Old Red Barn JigCec McEachern's Breakdown It is No Secret Smile the While ('Till We Meet Again) Liner Notes Those words were heard every week by millions of television viewers across Canada. From 1958 until 1969, Don Tremaine made that familiar start to the most-popular television show in Canadian history. It is with great honour that Mr. Tremaine has recorded the introduction to this recording and to our live show! When you heard "Got my Dancing Boots on, Got my Sunday Best, Going to the Barndance Tonight" you knew it was Marg Osborne and Charlie Chamberlain doing the vocals with Don Messer on the fiddle. Waldo Munro played the piano, Cecil McEachern on guitar and twin fiddles with Don Messer. Duke Nielsen played the big upright bass alongside Warren McRae on drums and Rae Simmons on clarinet. You might see Vic Mullen on the 5-sting banjo or Johnny Forrest playing his accordion and singing some Scottish songs. And then there was Gunter Buchta and his group of talented young dancers known as the Buchta Dancers who lit up the screen with colourful and energetic movements to the old time tunes played by the orchestra. All in all, it was a very big cast and the audience got to see and hear every single person each week. The true variety show, Don Messer's Jubilee had something for everyone. It has been 45 years since the show was cancelled by the CBC yet the popularity of its characters is still strong across the country. For eight years, I had the opportunity to pay tribute to the man himself, Don Messer in a theatre production called "Memories of Don Messer's Jubilee" which toured extensively across Canada. Now, several years later we are re-visiting the music, the memories and the values of an era long since forgotten by many. This recording and our live show - Scott Woods Old Time Jubilee honours the sound that most distinctly is - Don Messer! We are pleased to reunite with Tommy Leadbeater and Bruce Timmins who were part of the original "Memories" show. And Lynda Lewis joins us here with a wonderful tribute to the songs of Marg Osborne. We hope this album will help you relive some great memories of this wonderful part of our musical heritage! Scott Musicians Scott Woods: Fiddle, Bass, Drums, GuitarTom Leadbeater: VocalsLynda Lewis: VocalsCarolyn Woods: PianoKendra (Woods) Norris: Fiddle, Accordion, ClarinetBruce Timmins: GuitarTyler Beckett: GuitarDarin Parise: 5-String BanjoKeri Kaskie: Manager & Intro of Don TremaineDon Tremaine: Introduction Credits Produced by: Scott WoodsMusical Arrangements by: Scott Woods, SOCANRecorded & Mixed by: Scott Woods, McLeod Music Productions, Fergus, OntarioMastered by: Doug Stronach, Eclipse Music Productions, Toronto, OntarioIllustration by: James Riehl, Dream Scar Studios, London, OntarioGraphic Design by: Janet McGlynn, Zero Gravity Design, London, Ontario
