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That about sums it up !!!

Great!

Pretty accurate! Most painful surgery I have ever experienced 😢.

I know Mac Benford for one song with the Woodshed Allstars, the song "Willow". What a great song that is. I uploaded it. It is on O Sister 2.

Miss Vesta grew up around her she played music with my dad when we lived in Mo

Thanks, Larry, for posting this video. What a time machine is this TH-cam. We spent a lot of time playing Bob tunes last year to celebrate the centennial year of his birth. His tune books are still revealing gems. Bob was a master--and this video captures him just right.

So great to hear these tunes and to see the dance again. Our Scandinavian Dancers group in Vancouver, BC has done a Danish version, but it's one we've learned; we do it for a while and then drop it and would have to relearn it to do again. I see on a video from Opera Garnier in Paris that it was created in Dublin in 1818. The Irish roots make it less surprising to me to find it in western Pennsylvania near the Ohio border. I see there are two towns called Independence in PA, the other one north of Pittsburgh, so it's good to have the detailed location description!

Twelve whole minutes of that paint effect, eh?

Miss you, Mac.

oh no!!!

What joy!

Butch

Is this still available?

Where can I find the full performance of the Nat King Cole Killer Diller clip?

It made me smile a lot. Thank you for making the video. It is terrific.

Thanks, Larry--love A.C.

Please tell me it’s worth all this.🙏

Well, I didn’t see many comments on your video, but you got it spot on with how my recovery is going 3 weeks in. I start out so, so in the morning and try a few thumb bends and finger moves, but by the end of the day WHERE’S the pain meds🤬

Yes, great to see this. I have their Marimac CD, and I have met Wayne and jammed with A.C. in Mt. Airy.

Alter Herr ,, Ave Maria ''

Lauchlin Shaw, A.C. Overton, and Wayne Martin at the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes, Port Townsend, Washington, July, 1989. th-cam.com/video/8GTqn2sXBxI/w-d-xo.html 1) Little Moses, or Coon on the Log 2) National Emblem March 3) @ 07:36 The Southwind 4) @ 11:25 That Railroad 5) @ 13:30 Dixie Darlin' 6) @ 17:00 Rye Straw, or Roasted Rabbit 7) @ 20:30 Fork'ed Deer 8) @ 23:10 Darling Chloe

Great to see the fine musicians from EASTERN North Carolina recognized! Great fiddle tradition passed down from our Highland Scots ancestors.

Sure miss him

Ugh not one guitar did we get to hear.

Ugh not one guitar did we get to hear.

Back Up And Push as a square dance? Wow! Who knew?!

Beautiful tribute to a very nice man!

Wow!

What a joyous ten minutes of living. It makes a wonderful tribute to Byron.

This was when the upright bass sounded acoustic and not now that's its turned to a giant electric fretless bass

Really fine fiddling for anyone, but especially at 90 (her age here in 2012)

wonderful!

Wow, they have so much volume despite having no amp. Never really realize how much I took for granted, I should learn this technique though in case I just wanna pull my bass out the case and jam.

That's one interesting set list

Do you have electric guitar courses after your acoustic classes?

Thank you for posting this! I'm a long way from home now and it's good to look back at such wonderful memories.

Bob was a friend, customer, lived one town away, never failed to have something to say, and was a one in a billion personality who faithfully played at Duke Miller's Friday night dances at the Peterborough Golf Club just up the street from my home. RIP, Bob. NH

Thanks for posting. The SCFF was an annual picnic day treat for the family. Loved the music, the dancing, visiting all the cool booths like House of Musical Traditions, watching the CMU students playing frisbee. It made Pgh seem ultra cool. I had a collection of SCFF T-shirts for every year we went. Now I settle for Hardly Strictly out in San Francisco.

(The second dance sequence is a variant of "Heritage Reel" by Tony Parkes.)

Music is fun!

just awesome video!!!

Wow the Nat Cole guy!

Yessss🎶🎶🎶💋👍🏻awesome 💋

this is one of those vids that yt should be recomending to everyone

Great Video. thanks for posting , I am officially part of the exclusive 23K viewers. I made it.

Edward Victor Dick I love your work

Sufar lil kips

El baile de Los Matachines

That's Dave Cook playing fiddle, and I believe Mike Reing is the guy in the Pitt hat playing guitar.

Just nothing like the good old fashion square dances.Fun and a way to make new friend