That discussion is beyond my ability and comprehension to be honest.Mr.Gumby wrote:OK, for the sake of discussion: do you think his use of double cut rolls and tongued triplets are helpful bringing out the best in the tune?
Not only can't I execute a basic roll, I couldn't for the life of me identify the difference between double cut rolls and tongued triplets by listening.
So why do I like L.E. McCoullough? Probly no other reason than an early exposure.
My very favorite clip is on Brother Steves Transription page.
Whistler Kieran Collins does Rolling in the ryegrass and The Boyne hunt that just gives me goose bumps.
http://www.rogermillington.com/tunetoc/ryegrass.html
But why? I have no clue really.
How would you discribe his style, or what school is it?