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bsed - Posted - 10/13/2007: 21:25:23
A real nice version played by Jake Krak. I think this was recorded at Clifftop 2006.
http://www.aca-dla.org/Berea/image/2882.mp3
I looked it up because I don't play it real often, & the people I might be playing with in a band do.
"I can, and do, cut my own hair."
-Dwight Shroot
OTJunky - Posted - 10/13/2007: 21:58:33
Thanks for this.
I've heard this tune all my fiddling career but never learned to play it.
Now I will.
Jake Krack 's fiddling sounds almost as good as oldtimer's....
-OTJ
"I can barely fiddle on four strings. Why would I want five?"
Edited by - OTJunky on 10/13/2007 22:00:05
oldtimer - Posted - 10/15/2007: 19:06:12
quote:
Originally posted by OTJunky
Jake Krack 's fiddling sounds almost as good as oldtimer's....
Oh, man, you need a bunch of smiley faces to go with that statement
Jake's version is quite a bit different from mine. I'll record mine soon, so if someone wants a simpler version, it will be there.
stay tooned....
Glenn Godsey
" Our music is part of a different system. The rules of classical music don't apply. " R.D. Lunceford
snowgood - Posted - 10/19/2007: 11:16:28
My homepage has a different version played by my friend Mary Anne with me and others in supporting roles.
This Saturday, due to elk hunting and other conflicts, I get to go from 3rd backup fiddle/mando player to the only fiddle on stage for a local dance. Fortunately, there'll be banjo, flute, concertina and guitar players to get me through. I'm looking forward to it-- I just plan on sawing through the sour notes and lapses and keeping the beat going.
It's a rythm instrument, right?
Mike
