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Posted by mike jarboe
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I like the plucking in the final part. I learned this from New York fiddler Ron Pecan at a festival a while back. I believe it's a Midwest tune. Festival version; I'm playing it with a couple other folks.
8 comments on “Lowery's Quadrille”
banjofrailer Says:
Thursday, July 5, 2007 @10:25:48 PM
Sounds really ice!
festusbug Says:
Thursday, July 5, 2007 @11:47:20 PM
Very nice Mike - check out "Sad the Cuckoo" in my music it's got a nice pluck in it too. Plucking can be oodles of fun. I think I'll learn this one. Thanks!
festusbug Says:
Thursday, July 5, 2007 @11:47:39 PM
Very nice Mike - check out "Sad the Cuckoo" in my music it's got a nice pluck in it too. Plucking can be oodles of fun. I think I'll learn this one. Thanks!
festusbug Says:
Thursday, July 5, 2007 @11:47:51 PM
Very nice Mike - check out "Sad the Cuckoo" in my music it's got a nice pluck in it too. Plucking can be oodles of fun. I think I'll learn this one. Thanks!
lg Says:
Monday, July 16, 2007 @11:28:03 PM
What a great pace for this tune. You really give it room to shine.
barry shultz Says:
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 @10:56:14 PM
Lowery's Quadrille as far as I know, has come down to us from Indiana fiddler John Sommers (sp?). A few people around Seattle learned it from Armin Barnett ( he learned it from J. S. directly I believe).
wacarder Says:
Thursday, September 25, 2008 @1:14:32 PM
Great tune and I like the way you play this. I also play this tune, same basic tune including plucking on the 3rd part, but mine does not have the nice bouncy feel that yours has.
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