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M-D - Posted - 02/10/2009: 07:15:33
This is played by my friend Luke's ensemble from Berklee. He posted this over on the BHO, too.
Musicians are:
Cello/Vocal: Emma Beaton
Mandolin/Vocal: Eric Robertson
Fiddle: Mike Barnett
Guitar: Stash Wyslouch
Mandolin: Dominick Leslie
Bass: Samson Grisman
Banjer: Lukas Pool
Progressive Old-Time! 
For Juke-Box:
http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang...ic.asp?id=10
For Down-Load:
http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddl...81022009.mp3
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
M-D - Posted - 02/10/2009: 08:35:53
Guess that's what happens when you get a bunch of whiz-kids together (no reference to McNamara).
Here's the thread from the BHO:
http://www.banjohangout.org/forum/t...IC_ID=138536
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
Tennessee Tom - Posted - 02/10/2009: 09:24:50
Thanks, MD, that's a talented bunch of musicians! I would call that more of a "newgrass" sound than "progressive OT." In any case, they sound great together.
Cheers,
Tom
watgrad - Posted - 02/17/2009: 17:00:00
Just wondering if anyone knows of a source for the sheet music for Red Rocking Chair? (fiddle)
Eric Sprado - Posted - 02/17/2009: 17:09:31
Pretty Music!!!!!!
M-D - Posted - 03/01/2009: 16:56:21
I just found that the song is notated in Wayne Erbsen's Southern Mountain Fiddle. I've not heard his version, though.
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
edkarch - Posted - 03/22/2009: 09:20:48
MD
Two of my favorites Tatania Hargreaves and Bruce Molsky
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdYTeTsR6v8
Isn't the second tune called sugar babe here the same as red rocking chair?
Do you know what the first tune is?
M-D - Posted - 03/22/2009: 09:59:58
I've heard the first tune before . . . it sounds like The Last Waltz. That's probably not it, though?
I think so, as a lot of the verses travel. I know of another song that also has that name, but is quite a bit different.
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
museicgirl15 - Posted - 03/27/2009: 13:20:32
hey when are they gonna make CD? this is fantastic
M-D - Posted - 03/27/2009: 13:45:54
Well, I dont think they will make a CD. Might be some more of such recordings, but I dont think they plan to do anything a formal as a CD. You might be able to catch them performing somewhere in the NE, too.
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
museicgirl15 - Posted - 03/27/2009: 17:47:21
oh, well keep those "recordings" coming! and where do they perform in the NE?
M-D - Posted - 03/27/2009: 18:24:51
No idea where all they perform. Berklee (at Boston) has many ensembles, etc., besides the bluegrass and old-time ones, including Matt Glaser's. Might be something listed on the Berklee web-site, www.berklee.edu or at the Berklee Performance Center, www.berkleebpc.com
The individual members also perform on their own, with other groups, and do studio work on the recordings of others.
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M-D
Old-Time, All the Time
Music is found in the space between the notes -- in the silence between the chords. Get your spaces right, and you''ve got it. ~ Albert Greenfield
