Aug 6, 2014
Newly cataloged at the SFC: Fiddlin' Forrest Delk and his Gully Jumpers playing "Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight" on Old Timer Records, released in 1950.
Available as SFC call no. 78-16995.
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Newly cataloged at the SFC: Fiddlin' Forrest Delk and his Gully Jumpers playing "Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight" on Old Timer Records, released in 1950.
Available as SFC call no. 78-16995.
Had a great time at Festival du Voyageur! I was on the dance floor for the whole night! Well almost....my friend's band was playing and they invited me onstage for a few tunes. God I love her fiddle :3
As if it isn't obvious where the majority of my music-searching has been so far, here's Marion Sumner performing his version of "Lost Indian" on fiddle.
Hearth Music Interview with Tennessee fiddler Joseph Decosimo about his mentors and the fiddle traditions of his home state.
"Jack of Diamonds" a.k.a. "Drunken Hiccups" a.k.a. "Sprout Wings and Fly", performed by North Carolinian fiddling great Tommy Jarrell. Charlie Poole's "If The River Was Whiskey" is partially based on this old tune. I don't know much about Tommy Jarrell aside from his apparent acclaim, but I do enjoy his playing a great deal and I assume he ran around with Fred Cockerham at some point because I have an old County Records LP of Jarrel playing this, among other tunes like "Sally Ann", with Cockerham and another banjo player, Oscar Jenkins.