Just stumbled across these guys in the YT sidebar; The Dead South, doing and "In Hell I'll Be In Good Company".

Peter

I gotta' hand you the prize on those two Coz... the algorithm for spooky/whimsical has been cracked. Good ones. 


I haven't had a chance to listen to much of anything other than some music for a wedding we played this weekend. Thought I'd browse through a few pages here first. Probably should go back to sleep. 

Hot twins playing on electric harps and on acoustic harps (man, gotta love the 'net!)

Peter (Who until now was unaware there were electric harps.......)

China Cat - Rider 6/26/74

David Bowie - Heathen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dyu64eREmP0&list=PLRhZQw8gCO8T4XpCjL8ZPMPoTsoGWhojX

Another gem from our friends Lukas & Eden at Ozark Banjo Co... a crooked little fiddle tune called "Five Miles From Town".





New River Bound has this one in the queue for this Summer.

Gregory, you've posted that one before; but it's nice to hear it again!  We even had a brief discussion about how to count the measures.

Did I?       Not surprised... we tend to look for stuff like that. 

More fiddle music, this time, from the bow of Rayna Gellert... "Jenny Ran Away, in the Mud, in the Night" .





Our fiddler Caleb, married his long-time sweetheart last weekend. His stand-in on fiddle with New River Bound has more of a classical violinist background, but has been doing a fantastic job making the transition to Appalachian fiddlin'. Even played for his wedding ceremony with us. So in hopes she'll stay with us a while, I've been trying to find her some of 'the good stuff'. 

One of the phrases in the Jenny Ran Away tune reminded me of , covered here by the Annie Moses Band.

And


Peter

A book actually. "The magic strings of Frankie Presto". It's worth a read or, if you drive a lot, or have trouble sleeping, a listen.

That's a nice take on Sultans.

Just read the back cover synopsis of The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto; it does sound interesting.

Vijay Iyer...Poles