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Since April 19, 2015, Fiddle Talk has been pleased to have Jim Dunleavy as a member. Jim has been very active on the forum. He has provided a lot of good advice and encouragement to members, myself included. How much do we really know about Jim Dunleavy? Well, I aim to find out a little more and see what we can uncover.
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Thanks for posting the link Pierre.
The article looks great - Mouse did a fantastic job of putting it all together.
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Thanks, Jim. It was a lot of work, but very enjoyable. It is great to get to know you better.
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Jim Dunleavy said
Thanks for posting the link Pierre.The article looks great - Mouse did a fantastic job of putting it all together.
Thanks for doing the interview Jim. Really enjoyed reading about you. 😁
Yes Mouse did a fantastic job. Thanks Cynthia!!!
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Thank you, Fiddlerman.
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@Jim Dunleavy -
Appreciate you did this - thoroughly enjoyed your interview, Jim!
Really great to learn about your family, where you live, your thoughts on playing & how you got started with the violin!
I enjoyed your Brother's videos!
Hope to see a video of you & your wife playing something together in one of our Parties!
'Brewing beer'... my folks made "Cold Duck" when I was a teenager. I read some people just mix wine & champagne, only I remember my folks had a lengthy process using large glass carboys and champagne yeasts.
@Mouse -
Great interview!
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Thanks, Emily.
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@Jim Dunleavy Thanks for doing this interview and sharing your background. I’ve enjoyed reading about your wonderful musical journey!
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Great job on compiling this interview 
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Thanks, SharinC.
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Jim I enjoyed reading your interview. Shame you had to stop brewin'. That seems like a very cool and tasty hobby. And I really thought how your family is musical would be a blast. Your brother has alot of content.. liked his Father o Flynns ( sure other names, just what I know it as ) for St Patricks day a couple years back.
great questions mouse!
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Thanks all for reading and commenting.
@ELCBK I doubt if I'll get Carol to play in front of the camera - she's a bit shy! lol. That Cold Duck sounds interesting - some kind of sparkling wine apparently.
@ABitRusty yes John is very prolific! He started doing it seriously during lockdown when all his usual folk clubs went virtual. If you want to see my brewing site just google 'jimsbeerkit'. I haven't updated it since I gave up, but I've handed over control of the forum to a younger guy (though I still post stuff there sometimes).
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Thanks ABitRusty. Actually, iy was John who gave great thoughtful answers.
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Jim Dunleavy said
Thanks all for reading and commenting.@ELCBK I doubt if I'll get Carol to play in front of the camera - she's a bit shy! lol. That Cold Duck sounds interesting - some kind of sparkling wine apparently.
@ABitRusty yes John is very prolific! He started doing it seriously during lockdown when all his usual folk clubs went virtual. If you want to see my brewing site just google 'jimsbeerkit'. I haven't updated it since I gave up, but I've handed over control of the forum to a younger guy (though I still post stuff there sometimes).
Ill check it out Jim. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Just getting around to reading your interview,
Thak you for taking the time to chat about your journey of the fiddle and your over all musical journey very cool.
Thanks for sharing,
Mark
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