fiddlerdi - Posted - 03/05/2010:  08:41:26

Here's an Old Time Version of Black & White Rag that I play pretty true to Kansas Old Time Fiddler Amos Chase's version
This seems to be the tune of the week for me and Woodwiz..
I without the double-stops the first time so you can get the notes and then with the double-stops the second time. They are more drones than notes most of the time.[
fiddlehangout.com/myhangout/me...archived=

Edited by - fiddlerdi on 03/07/2010 10:02:23

woodwiz - Posted - 03/05/2010:  09:13:01

Mikey likes it!

(Might want to add a link).

Edited by - woodwiz on 03/05/2010 09:15:35

bsed - Posted - 03/05/2010:  17:58:14

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Originally posted by fiddlerdi

Here's an Old Time Version of Black & White Rag that I play pretty true to Kansas Old Time Fiddler Amos Chase's version
This seems to be the tune of the week for me and Woodwiz..
I without the double-stops the first time so you can get the notes and then with the double-stops the second time. They are more drones than notes most of the time.

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Edited by - bsed on 03/05/2010 18:01:48

fiddlerdi - Posted - 03/06/2010:  09:43:02

How do I add a link to the recording?

woodwiz - Posted - 03/06/2010:  10:11:08

This isn't the only way, but it's an easy way:

First, highlight and copy the URL for the tune from the address bar at the top of the Jukebox.

Then go to your post and click the button at the top with the globe and chain link on it, and you'll get this:

Then paste the address in between:

fiddlehangout.com/myhangout/me...archived=

You can also just type the "url" tags.

worldfiddler - Posted - 03/06/2010:  12:38:43

Jimmy likes it too! Good that you did the single and double-stop version too.

Jimmy Jim James :)

harwilli55 - Posted - 03/08/2010:  05:15:40

Sweet !!! The moment you add the double stops is when the true raggyness ( lol...is that a word) shines. I likes it lots !!

Harlan