Here is a link to Kyle Samples (my brother-in-law), a very creative and talented musician, especially in the old-timey sense. Check him out. These days he's Snowshoe, West Virginia, and plays every now and then.
January 25, 2009
Samples 2.0
Here is a link to Kyle Samples (my brother-in-law), a very creative and talented musician, especially in the old-timey sense. Check him out. These days he's Snowshoe, West Virginia, and plays every now and then.
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Samples Brothers,
West Virginia
January 24, 2009
Jackson's Mill 2008
Alright, here it is, my first ever (poorly executed) attempt at media editing. Music by the Samples Brothers, with images from the 2008 edition of the Jube at Jackson's Mill in Weston, WV.
(By the way, the Samples Brothers are my in-laws. The fiddle player with the hat is my wife's uncle, the guitar player is her dad, and the banjo player is another uncle. They're very much a part of old-time music preservation in West Virginia.)
(By the way, the Samples Brothers are my in-laws. The fiddle player with the hat is my wife's uncle, the guitar player is her dad, and the banjo player is another uncle. They're very much a part of old-time music preservation in West Virginia.)
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Jacksons Mill,
Samples Brothers,
West Virginia
Forked Deer
If you're trying to follow along, this is one of the best recordings I could find. Not too much ornamentation, this is a good version.
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Forked Deer
January 23, 2009
Calloway
I could listen to this guy for a long time. He's always at Jackson's Mill, and that's Dave Bing in the background, one of the finest West Virginia fiddler's around.
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banjo,
Calloway,
West Virginia
Little Brown Jugband
This tune sounds vaguely familiar... but I don't know what it is. They sure can play well though.
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Little Brown Jugband
Old Mother Flanagan
This guy's stuff is always enjoyable. He generally plays too fast to really follow along if you don't know the tune already. But this one is actually ok to follow.
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Old Mother Flanagan
January 22, 2009
Little Billy Wilson
This is a very clear recording and great version of this tune. It makes it much easier to follow if you're trying to play along. Nothing like the twin fiddles.
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Little Billy Wilson
Breaking up Christmas
Love this tune, although I don't understand where it got it's name....
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Breaking Up Christmas
January 18, 2009
Big Scioty
I like these guys... they seem really nice. They have a few videos on there, but this is one of the better tunes.
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Big Scioty
January 02, 2009
The Garry Owen
It would be awesome to remix these two tunes... they have some sweet beats. The first of course is Yankee Doodle and the second is an old cavalry tune called Garry Owen, which was originally an Irish drinking tune from what I understand.
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Garry Owen,
Irish,
Yankee Doodle
December 29, 2008
The Bachands
These kids are too good, and they both spell their names with a Q. Check out more about them here.
Labels:
Canada,
The Bachands
December 21, 2008
Wind that Shakes the Barley
This tune starts out really slow so you can get hang of it and then gets close to normal speed by the end. Good tune to learn.
Labels:
Irish,
Wind That Shakes the Barley
December 16, 2008
November 09, 2008
Genticorum
Playing while keeping time with your feet seems tough... This guy does pretty well at it. They seem to have a small following in the New Old Time community.
Labels:
Canada,
Genticorum
November 03, 2008
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