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Lovely Rendition 😊

I love the acoustics of the fiddle ringing off the insides of the boxcar. I bet you miss that fiddle, since it disappeared at the end.

Awesome !!!! ❤

Band of butholes

YESSSSSSSS SIIIRRRRRR!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!

Ayo 2022

I'm very glad to hear this tune again. It's been way too long.

Nice!

Beautiful!

I noticed over the years you changed the way you hold the fiddle, any reason why? Thanks -Clemy

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Hello my friend, I remember the good time we had jamming together at Augusta in 2008. Time flies.

Interesting post

Good information

Beautiful

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Sounds awesome fellas 👏🏻👏🏻

Sounds good, Uncle Ken!

Nice.

I have a turn of the century banjolele metal body I think the skin is 9" across smaller than yours I believe they were made before amplification for vaudeville stages. Better projection

You are the man ! Excellent.

First comment in over a year

Nice, has a little bit of "Billy in the low ground flavor" played in "C" like your song as much in "D" Are you self taught if you don't mind me asking ? You sir are a good fiddler.

What kind and size guitar are you playing. Mandolin to if possible the country of origin. Nice to see that you are not a carbon copy. Really enjoy hearing you and trying to play along.

Nice!

I'm glad Mike F. got my seat after I left. :) I love that tune, and it sounds great with all those fiddles playing it.

Wow, that's fast. Phil kept up, though. Sounds great!

One of my favorite tunes to play in Cross tuning!

Very very nice guitar original and pleasant video DP! The Northwoods is a place for serenity.

Well done and done creatively with you playing all the instruments!! How cool is that? A favorite tune of mine at Hiawatha Fest every year!! Thanks for posting ottlakerambler!

This man has sent us a message of hope among despair.

is this related to 'i found a horseshoe' ? (from carl sandburgs american songbag)

Good listening. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed. Gwen

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I just listened to the Ernie Carpenter, and I really like yours so much better - you play it slow enough to bring out the melancholy in it. Loved it.

You're aren't playing it "incorrectly" - like any good folk fiddler, you simply added your two cents to it! ;)

YES! Love the environment and fiddle style. True Appalachian fiddler.

beautiful..i live in Ireland where we have great trad and folk music and the traditions of some of the USA states are fascinating to me

Was this train 2-miling? or was it parked?

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You still got it boys!

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Spot on!

I love the tune and just learned to play it [poorly] on the fiddle; but how does it differ from another fiddle tune called 'Cherokee Trail'?

Beautiful.

Sounds good, but a bit too low.

God bless West Virginia. It was reading about them that first made me comprehend how different "mountain people" are from other people, and how alike they are too one another in so many ways, regardless of where they be geographically. Independent, stubborn, self-reliant. The same no matter what "mountain folks" you choose, whether Balkan, New England, Appalachian, Rocky Mountains, Montagnard, Scottish Highlands, etc. All share the same separation from the "flatland" folk.

Great job. I like the fact that you chose the empty boxcar.

What year's that ole Willys?

Ain't nuthin gonna bring out that mournful fiddle more than gittin yer truck stuck in the muck! I feel yer pain brother! Deep down soulful sounds to soothe that stuck truck Chuck!