A quick recording made on the 4th of July, triple-tracked on a Zoom H4n. I learned this version mostly from the playing of the Canote brothers.

Love this tune, just got the new purchase out of the shipping box, strung it up with what I had and this is how it sounds.

Old timey Fiddle tune I learned off a friend.

A syrupy twin fiddle version of Blackberry Waltz, a tune I got from Fred Stoneking. Apparently it was written and recorded in the 30's by Nonnie Presson and the Perry County Music Makers. Pretty tune! Twin fiddles by Nick Bachman.

Multitrack recording with fiddle (AEAE), banjo, guitar, and bass.

Trevor Stuart

AEAE on the fiddle, playing up in second postion mostly. G modal tuning on banjo with a capo on two and the fifth string tuned up to A. Guitar and fiddle sticks.

Played in AEAE. Messed up here and there, but... well that's the way it goes.

Performed by Tom and Jon Play Old Time Music Tom Collins: Hartel minstrel banjo Jon Anderson: fiddle and voice The whole CD is available on CD Baby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/tomandjonplayoldtimemusi2

This tune is from the great Tennessee fiddler John Sharp. From a late night Clifftop 2016 session with Rhys Jones and Tashina Clarridge, fiddles; Brendan Doyle, banjo; Erica Weiss, guitar; Simon Chrisman, bass. Recorded by Keith Stubbs.

From a late night Clifftop 2016 session with Rhys Jones and Tashina Clarridge, fiddles; Brendan Doyle, banjo; Erica Weiss, guitar; Simon Chrisman, bass. Recorded by Keith Stubbs.

This is a tune from the great Kentucky fiddler Buddy Thomas, who died far too young at age 39. From a late night Clifftop 2016 session with Rhys Jones and Tashina Clarridge, fiddles; Brendan Doyle, banjo; Erica Weiss, guitar; Simon Chrisman, bass. Recorded by Keith Stubbs.

A tune from West Virginia fiddler Burl Hammons. From a late night Clifftop 2016 session with Rhys Jones and Tashina Clarridge, fiddles; Brendan Doyle, banjo; Erica Weiss, guitar; Simon Chrisman, bass. Recorded by Keith Stubbs. The recording starts out with a slow preview of the A part, followed by a few comments about the tune, before launching into the tune itself - typical of live festival session recordings!

A beautiful, archaic-sounding tune from the beloved West Virginia fiddler Melvin Wine. From a late night Clifftop 2016 session with Rhys Jones and Tashina Clarridge, fiddles; Brendan Doyle, banjo; Erica Weiss, guitar; Simon Chrisman, bass. Recorded by Keith Stubbs.

'Heard this tune for the first time at local jam by a fine fiddler, who learned it from Geoff Seitz. Here's my go at it, playing it slowly after listening to the IllMoBoys.

2016 Virtual Fiddle Festival June entry. Played on the Eastman 305 recorded with my Alcatel phone using Rec Forge app.

This is the version of Clyde Davenport in Phillips Collection of Traditional American Fiddle Tunes. Note that there is a completely different tune named Puncheon Camps also played by Clyde Davenport.

For the November 2015 Virtual Fiddle Festival. Melvin Wine's Cold Frosty Morning (AEAE). SEE ALSO: some slowed down loops of Melvin bowing the tune: http://coldfrostymorning.com (video) and moi...

I play this in G with the fiddle cross-tuned GDgd. I first learned to play this from a live recording of Alan Jabbour and Bertram Levy. They are pretty much the same melody. http://dla.acaweb.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/Warren/id/1894/rec/1 ...but, like so many other tunes I learned first, when I moved to Memphis and played what I knew with the locals – I learned that there is another version. And I looked to find a recording of the other version that I wanted to learn. I really don't...

Still needs a little work.. Just made it up yesterday.

Its easy to let the days slip by if you let them. So, here we go... I play this in D with the fiddle cross-tuned ADae. I learned this from a a lot of different recordings. But I guess the one that had the most influence was from a CD by Lydia, Emily, and Claude Martin called “Ten Thousand Miles”. I like the they way she plays the A part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc8STrfr69o Slippery-Hill: https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/step-around-johnny Fiddler's Companion:...

From the playing of John Hartford

Recorded for March 2016 VFF. From James Bryan version. In C

AEae // I learned this from a recording Matt Brown playing on his CD "Lone Prairie". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B4QpAxFR4U There are 3 entries in the Fiddler's Companion: http://www.ibiblio.org/fiddlers/GREET_GRUM.htm And 3 audio files on Slippery-Hill: Ernsest Claunch playing in A, tuned AEae // https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/grub-springs-0 John Hatcher playing in A modal in standard tuning // https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/grub-springs-1 George Mert Reves...

Concocted from a combination of performance and notation from Luke Hignight and Uncle Dick Hutchison.