Fiddle Hangout Newest 100 Songs
Summary: Newest 100 Songs fiddle songs which Fiddle Hangout members have uploaded to the website.
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Quite some time ago TimK posted a great recording of this tune here on the Hangout. I had never heard of it before, and Tim's playing made it immediately become one of those "Wow, I gotta learn this one" tunes. Well, over time I forgot about it... until yesterday, that is, when I stumbled across the tune again on YouTube. Then I remembered, and I HAD to pull out the fiddle and learn it then and there. I stayed up last night listening to different recordings and videos of it, and I finally learned. Probably drove my dear wife nuts, although she's too sweet to say it. After I got home from church today I figured out the chords and recorded a backup to practice with. So, this is a recording of me practicing along with that backup. What an outstanding tune. I guess it's quite famous, so that just shows my ignorance. But it's a new favorite, for sure! Dave
From home recordings of Tommy Magness w/ Pete Kirby (ie, Bashful Brother Oswald) on guitar.
Recorded the guitar first, then mandolin, fiddle, and banjo. Mixed it all together and added a synthesized bass track on my laptop.
Melvin Wine, fiddle; recorded at his home in Copen, West Virginia in August 1979 by Brendan Doyle.
Here's a classic show tune
People like the name of this one as much as the tune itself. Taught to me by Howe Teague
A popular Ozark square dance tune
From Glen Smith and Wade Ward, but it isn't anything like them, there never has been anyone like these gentlemen and never will be.
A reel I've just written, named after Creegans Road where we live in the mountains of Northern NSW, Australia. I'm playing fiddle and my mate Tommy "Two Pies" Flanagan is beatboxing. We hope you enjoy this all original Barkersvalian folk music.
Me and my group HomeBrew. <br> I learned this version jamming w/ Kenny Hall at his house in Fresno, CA.
Me and my group HomeBrew playing Elk River Blues. <br><br> Elk River Blues by Ernie Carpenter, who wrote the song while depressed about his lifelong-home on the Elk River in West Virginia being flooded when Sutton Lake was made in the 1950s... his family had lived there since the 1700s.
Here's my take.
An original waltz by Michael Mendelson (slidingscale) - From the CD 'A FIDDLER'S NOTEBOOK'
A tango! An original tune by Michael Mendelson (slidingscale) - From the CD 'FIDDLE PIECES'
A "bluesy" take on the traditional Swedish hambo. An original tune by Michael Mendelson (slidingscale) - From the CD 'FIDDLE PIECES'
