Newfoundland Kitchen Party - Fogo Island

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A very lively video of an old fashioned Newfoundland kitchen party featuring Fogo Islands most well known accordion players, Harry Eveleigh, Pat Freake, Harvey Budgell. Which took place somewhere within the early 90's on Fogo Island, Newfoundland.
Some of the tunes played (not in order)
- Off She Goes
- Cock Of The North
- Mussels In The Corner
- Boys Of The Bunkhouse
- I'se Da Bye
This clip was taken from "Fogo Island, my Island home" movie published and produced by Gerald Freake.
If you'd like to purchase a copy "Fogo Island, my Island home" contact gerald_freake@yahoo.ca, this video contains over 2 hours of cultural and traditional clips and videos such as this one.

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@mrbingy 4 года назад

Thank God someone captured this, music is joy.

@CleverEwe 11 лет назад

Oh my goodness, my father's people are traced back to Fogo as the place they settled in from Europe. My brother went to visit the cemetery there. Dad was VERY proud to be from The Rockl.

@AaronBrownFogo 11 лет назад

I've met many Irish people that have said Newfoundlanders seem to be more Irish than they are haha! Thanks for watching.

@dudeacus 11 лет назад

That's a whole lotta talent right there.

@MrBryanSTPAULS 12 лет назад

These gentlemen can sure dance up a storm. I love to see videos and pics of Fogo island, my late grandfather Bryan came from there and I would love to visit some day. Excellent video's keep em coming.

@northerntraveller3180 8 лет назад

Its too bad but my generation may be the last to perform and enjoy these get togethers. The younger crew just doesn't seem interested in this kind of socializing and entertainment. God Bless Fogo Island for bringing us joy.

@billyboots3730 4 года назад

Im probably one of the only ones in the new generation that still enjoys the newfoundland tradition and i try to play myself. It is definitely a dying tradition and it doesnt get more sad than that.

@rubenking601 11 лет назад

great step dancing by our nflders and great accordon player that the kind of stuff i love i seen so much as a child it just stayed in my blood stream i still dances to day im oldr now ha love you guys ruben nl canada

@jdburke1992 13 лет назад

I love the old kitchen parties!!!!!!!!!!!! Great video, love to see more!

@billysnow6489 11 лет назад

they are really great dancers and player;s puts me in minde years ago of house parties the people used to have out on the cape shore keep it going all night fogo island is a great place i love nl music

@dondelaney2686 10 лет назад

Newfoundland is on my bucket list......... i love this island....

@loganjohnorgan 11 лет назад

Fogo Island and the North Shore as well as on the Avalon Peninsula's South shore has kept their strong Irish roots (including the accent to some extent.) The west coast kept their French Roots, and everywhere else is a mix of everything.

@jerseygall 10 лет назад

reminds me of when my dad n uncles would play accordian n "step dance"....that s how i learned my love of song n dance

@josephkvasic6946 10 лет назад

Hilarious

@GordLBrown 9 лет назад

In a few words... thanks for the musical enjoyment!!

@stevebirmingham9650 7 лет назад

Fogo Island seems to be a place of great community sprit an older generation maybe but a place of traditions and values even tough hard lives but where people come together to share the simple pleasures, may visit Fogo one day god willing best wishes to you all from a cousin irish man

@wiliamcobb6070 6 лет назад

fogo island is like the 19th centuary with all of the modern technolgy fr. a fogo islander

@Roadtrek210 11 лет назад

Fron Ontario and have been to Nfld 3 times and just loved it. Love the older Nfld music.

@edgill3362 5 лет назад

NEED MORE LIKE YOU

@k.lrowsell1155 8 лет назад

when we sit around and listen to newfie music, this one is a must!!!!

@alyredoiron8140 10 лет назад

Very very nice... I enjoy listening very much... TH... Alyre & Lorenzo Old Time Music.

@whiskyjackf 11 лет назад

Great stuff... Looks like a good time !!!!!

@JuanitaLidster 14 лет назад

Yee HAw!!! What a time!!! Thanks for sharing! My Grandmother was from Fogo. Tilting. She was Frank Mahoney's sister, Josephine. Have never been to Fogo but am going one day!

@bertosvids 13 лет назад

looks like your all having a great time over there Aaron,,,,cheers mate rob

@Chrisratsos 11 лет назад

Awwwwwwww.They are the cutest things I've ever seen.

@flyyspit 11 лет назад

Looking to MUMMER time where KITCHEN party takes full force.... Love it

@noelcavo 11 лет назад

Super Stuff, Slainte form Dublin,

@valevalard 11 лет назад

I mean its awesome!!! the fun !!

@TheLassybun1 11 лет назад

you might be older but,you guy's can give er, you guy's can teach us all a few things about having fun ha ha

@JordanKeough2201 11 лет назад

I love this...

@catherinemargerison2991 5 лет назад

awesome job guys

@elizabethbranthwaite7067 10 лет назад

Lovely!!

@AaronBrownFogo 11 лет назад

To my understanding the video was shot at the Budgell's house in Seldom. Harvey Budgell is the one playing the accordion on the left when the video starts. I did a little family tree lookup for you and his father was Samuel Budgell. I'm not sure if that name rings a bell for you or not. Hope this helps!

@suzannedixon8277 7 лет назад

Great!!

@TheVeysMusic 11 лет назад

Just loved this vid.. Way to go boys !!!!

@johnheaden1 11 лет назад

this is great stuff-----------same as they never left Ireland---------love the chin music gur a mile maith agut go leir !!

@MerchantIvoryfilms 11 лет назад

I befriend a nice guy from Newfoundland, he shared this video showing me how Newfoundlanders throw a party, i personally hate the "Americana" parties i want to move up with you guys and have some fun dancing, looks more wholesome and friendly :)

@novicetrapper 11 лет назад

thanks to Brent Santin from Ontario for mailing me this link, just smiled all the way through it, sure you'd have to, there might be a lot of water between here and Newfoundland but thats about it, brilliant

@levievans2592 11 лет назад

Just like home 35 y ago.....love it

@edwardedd837 9 лет назад

wow - i hope i can play that fast one day

@edwardedd837 9 лет назад

try uncle billy play by numbers - its not exactly a great way but it really helps.

@edwardedd837 8 лет назад

+Jeremy Hill have you start accordion

@edwardedd837 8 лет назад

Im a slow learn also but the key is the more you put into it the better you get. It will become muscle memory after a while if nothing else.

@echchchch 9 лет назад

reminds me of the good old days of goin down to visit nan and pop in musgravetown

@berthurley5840 10 лет назад

those men were worth watching,,,,R.I.P MY FRIENDS

@brianmacleod6272 7 лет назад

The rhythm of these "turbo-charged jigs" reveals their origins: this type of dance tune is a "Kerry Slide", and it doesn't take a genius to divine where that originates...

@mainbreakfast 8 лет назад

This is hilarious ,yet kinda good

@crazynance 11 лет назад

Hey, hello from Mabel and Flo Ford ;)

@firstnationsearthwhisper5091 10 лет назад

nice job by"s

@AaronBrownFogo 13 лет назад

@welsharpe @welsharpe I don't personally distribute them, no. However you can contact the following email: gerald_freake@yahoo.ca (He is the publisher and producer of the video) and as for the cost I believe it is between $ 20.00 and 30.00 CAD ... however I am not certain of that so please ask him when or if you email him. Aaron

@stevebirmingham9650 7 лет назад

Shake a leg boy's Jeeze your shaking well top step's lads

@AaronBrownFogo 14 лет назад

@TheBowarm The first tune is known as "Off she goes" It's played in a another square dancing video I've uploaded, though not to be confused with the Irish tune "off she goes", same name however both are very different tunes.

@123newfiegal 8 лет назад

God love ya hearts ......Xo

@g76307 14 лет назад

This clip is taken from a video title "Fogo Island my Island Home" which is over two hours long and consists of music, scenery etc. Email me for particulars

@valevalard 11 лет назад

I loves it me !

@ldbnissan 11 лет назад

Any idea which one is Harvey Budgell? My great grandfather, George Budgell, was born, and lived for some time, on Fogo before moving to Labrador. Wondering if this is a long lost relative of mine? I'm in Saint John, NB now.

@tommy39100 4 года назад

Looks like a fun party! Why do they call it a kitchen party?

@clyde38 11 лет назад

This is similar to Sean nos Irish dancing.

@natasha9hynes 10 лет назад

starts at 5:04

@nitropost 9 лет назад

So close to Cajun music, is it the Irish, Scottish, Brittany bent?.....keltic maybe.

@nitropost 9 лет назад

+Jeremy Hill Nice Jeremy, you just responded like I wanted, BTW did ask the question....you gave a good answer thats what I was aiming for, I am not confused but ignorant of NFLD music basics,still,by your defination there seems to be an influence from old Irish stock,could there also be Scottish influence, as for the french Cajuns (and also the celt descendants in Brittany) when you listen to a kitchen party they have the same attitude and most often the same instruments. Wont argue about the K or the C, in Nova Scotia they seem to use both Anyway thanks, I have learned a thing or two!

@stayalivesweetheart 8 лет назад

Jeremy, respectfully, +nitropost is close...so much of the Newfie sound comes out of the blend of Acadian (later Cajun Cousins)and Irish cultures.All melded to Newfie :D Cajuns still have similar parties!

@stayalivesweetheart 8 лет назад

Nitro, you were on point...it's a meld of ALL those influences. Acadia, Scotland, Ireland, etc.

@nitropost 8 лет назад

stayalivesweetheart Yeah well , listen to Appalachian folk music ....you see the influence.. the celtic roots are all over the place.

@stayalivesweetheart 8 лет назад

nitropost Absolutely, agree! Love them all. I play Celtic mandolin, and have Newfie roots LOL

@marionamewontwork2681 10 лет назад

fogo fogo

@billysnow6489 11 лет назад

i am looking for a guy by the name johnny osbourne he lived in patrick's cove cape shore i never seen him for year's would be nice to talk to him my name is billy snow and johnny is in fogo for year's

@SLABONECHD 6 лет назад

Jajaja xd

@chriswilson5784 10 лет назад

where did it all go?

@Ryan98063 8 лет назад

+Chris Wilson Actually, it's alive and well in the outports. Come to Gaultois in Hermitage Bay on July 22-23. As usual, the band'll be playing and the town will be having a community dance

@SLABONECHD 4 года назад

jaajjaja