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Posted by Andah1andah2 on Monday, November 15, 2010
I wanted to tell folks about what a great experience Fiddle Hell was. I picked up a lot of new tunes and tips that will take me through months of practice. On Friday night there were some incredibly inspiring performances by several artists. Dave's sons are very talented and Andy's band was awesome. Dave of course is no slouch himself[:D] On Saturday, I spent most of the day sitting in on a southern jam with some great folks. There was a banjo/fiddler who was leading some great Kentucky tunes which I recorded for later. Terri (fiddlejammer) sat in for a while and really helped me out. I never tried to play anything in ADAE and very little in AEAE. I was able to get in on most tunes, if only to follow along with some basic notes. I was able to figure out some basic patterns that worked for a bunch of tunes.
3 comments on “Fiddle Hell reflection”
OTJunky Says:
Monday, November 15, 2010 @3:13:30 PM
What Missouri tune did Woodiz teach?
--OTJ
Andah1andah2 Says:
Monday, November 15, 2010 @5:23:35 PM
Hi OTJ,
It was Johnny don't come home drunk
fiddlebunny Says:
Monday, November 15, 2010 @6:56:37 PM
Hi Anda1anda2, ditto, sent message by email by mistake. Loved fiddle hell too, feel free to post my email to you. Fiddlebunny {==}===:++
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