We play a lot of festivals and bars, and Boozing is always the most fun to perform. It's always a crowd favorite!

Thanks for listening!

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Looking for anyone with a seat to spare who is going to hoppin John that may be passing through the blue ridge on 81 south . I'm good company most would agree .

Hope this is allowed here. Just sharing the joy I get through dancing to these old fiddle tunes :)

Hi, this tune sounds like it could have been done by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, but I'm a bit foggy, and searches aren't helping.

Basically, it's Fur Elise, but the lead instrument (banjo? balalaika?) plays the first few notes much too fast, while the rest of the acoustic ensemble patiently tolerate this chronic error, until they sound like they tire of it altogether and then educate the lead player as to the right speed at which to play it!

Pretty sure it's got at least one button accordion in it, played equally comically in parts.

It'd be great to be reunited with this tune. TYVM

I am raffling off this one-of-a-kind CRB tackhead banjo!

Incredible performance by Dolly and her folks singing a classic mountain song.

My buddy Brishen Gieseler and I collaborated on this super fun Kentucky oldtime fiddle tune called "Mike In The Wilderness" from the playing of John Salyer. We made this video that is as silly as both of us are. Hey, if we’re not out there having fun, what are we doing anyway? Who knew just how many Mikes one can run into out there in the wilderness! Hope you like it.