The Assembly Players - Present Playford From The New World or Capers From The Colonies

Review by Stan Tharp

The Assembly Players have released a delightful album titled Present Playford From The New World or Capers From The Colonies. The album features a collection of traditional English and Scottish folk tunes that have been reimagined with a modern twist. The musicians have expertly blended the traditional sounds of the fiddle, accordion, and guitar with contemporary beats to create a unique and refreshing sound.

The album is a joy to listen to, with each track transporting the listener to a different time and place. The Assembly Players have taken great care to preserve the integrity of the original tunes while adding their own flair to each piece. The arrangements are intricate and well-executed, showcasing the skill and talent of each musician.

One standout track on the album is "The Fairy Dance," which features a lively fiddle melody that is sure to get listeners tapping their feet. Another standout is "Mrs. Casey's Jig," which has a catchy accordion riff that will stay with listeners long after the track has ended.

Summary by Stan Tharp

Present Playford From The New World or Capers From The Colonies is a wonderful album that is sure to delight fans of traditional folk music as well as those who are new to the genre. The Assembly Players have created a truly unique sound that is both timeless and contemporary, making this album a must-have for any music lover's collection.