I come from a fiddling family, my grand uncle's played and besides dancing at family gatherings (Texans do love to dance) we went to fiddle contests all around the hill country. Ragtime Annie was my daddy's favorite. I used to take him for doctor appointments at Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. On one trip we were in my new car that had the latest in high tech, a CD player. Imagine, you could, with the push of a button, go to any song on the CD. Not just that, no flipping anything for side two or rewinding/fast forward til you found the song and then fine tuning to get the exact start. Miraculous!! I was all set to show Daddy this new wonder. I had a CD of fiddle standards all ready when I picked him up. We had a two hour round trip and it was gonna be great. He was very, very impressed. He really liked the "repeat" function. We listened to Ragtime Annie all the way there and back, two hours! When I would hear the end coming and try to casually let it go to the next song he would say "You know, I think we ought hear that one again". I sure miss that old coot. Ragtime Annie is now my favorite. Thank you.
Loved it and loved Jeremy's shirt. Loved the little wind down of notes near the end and loved the Em chord and would LOVE to see what the pup looks like now as he must be growing. Thanks!
I finally found this. I can play the lead on the 5-string and now I have to figure out the harmony. It's fun playing along with you, and thanks for playing the third part.
smokeyjoe5670 I grew up in Manitoba listening to recordings of Don Messer, Andy DeJarlis, Graham Townsend, Ned Landry, Reg Bouvette, and many others. I went through the competition circuit and did pretty well, played for a lot of old time dances too. You can read my full bio at my web site: www.pattikusturok.com :)
Of course he is “allowed “ to show his face and you can see him in many other videos. It’s just so happens that the piano is facing the opposite direction.
yes @ 2:02 sounds like alot of Graham Townsend variations have been incorporated into your style over the years or just sound better that way whether or not you insist Graham Townsend played a role in your selection of said variations of playing, and I feel sorry for the piano stand , just kidding Jeremy you have the finest ear for playing on the fly every time
sophia rozaia I am a huge fan of Graham Townsend and spent much time with him in my teen years. I played along to his records and also to all the homemade tapes we had from his many live performances. He was truly a Canadian fiddle treasure....sure do miss him!
Hello, quick question -- are there 2 tunes being played here or just 1? I hear Part A and B of what I remember my dad playing as Ragtime Annie at the start, but is there another reel mixed in after that? Or, is there a Part C to Ragtime Annie? My dad grew up playing the fiddle, and he would be 100 now if he were still alive. He was a multi-instrumentalist and he played up to the last few months of his life and passed away at the age of 93. I've been learning the violin as an adult over the past 10 years, and I'm trying to recreate what I remember of my dad's play list. Thank you so much for posting 365 tunes, many of which I recognize. This is a very valuable resource for fiddlers, both new and experienced, and your variations and ornamentations are wonderful! My dad would have loved to hear you play! And, I love the addition of Jeremy's Bm chord! I used to chord along to my dad's playing on piano or guitar and I like to throw in the minor chords that I "hear/feel" along the way! Those memories are bitter-sweet today as I transition to playing lead in my dad's absence while my brother plays the accompaniment.
Look up Eck Robertson, it’s the first version ever recorded and has the third part which changes to another key! The 3rd part is not as popular but it’s out there.
Cool! My friend has a trailer in a park near there I think. And don't worry about a wall! Although, your president did refer to us as "Snow Mexicans" so I guess strange things may be possible!
I come from a fiddling family, my grand uncle's played and besides dancing at family gatherings (Texans do love to dance) we went to fiddle contests all around the hill country. Ragtime Annie was my daddy's favorite. I used to take him for doctor appointments at Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. On one trip we were in my new car that had the latest in high tech, a CD player. Imagine, you could, with the push of a button, go to any song on the CD. Not just that, no flipping anything for side two or rewinding/fast forward til you found the song and then fine tuning to get the exact start. Miraculous!! I was all set to show Daddy this new wonder. I had a CD of fiddle standards all ready when I picked him up. We had a two hour round trip and it was gonna be great.
He was very, very impressed. He really liked the "repeat" function. We listened to Ragtime Annie all the way there and back, two hours! When I would hear the end coming and try to casually let it go to the next song he would say "You know, I think we ought hear that one again". I sure miss that old coot. Ragtime Annie is now my favorite.
Thank you.
Thanks. Beautiful brilliant playing. Very uplifting and impressive
Love it. And you included the C part, I like that.
Loved it and loved Jeremy's shirt. Loved the little wind down of notes near the end and loved the Em chord and would LOVE to see what the pup looks like now as he must be growing. Thanks!
I finally found this. I can play the lead on the 5-string and now I have to figure out the harmony. It's fun playing along with you, and thanks for playing the third part.
Oh Patti, your a fiddling hero of mine, such an inspiration.
I'm blown away you did 365 of these. They're all so good
I am working on my third year of them! Thank you so much!
This is great! I just learned this tune today, and I'm mind blown by your speed and accuracy!
Bless you, fiddler gal! Makes me remember all the good times...
ozwzrd thank you 😋
Love your rag time annie, yes both thier, 😊
Jeremy is unreal it seems he can play anything, and I love you Patti
Sehr erfrischende Musik In dieser traurigen Zeit .! Dankle euch Beiden . Jockel
Thank you, Patti; I love it.
Morgan Rieder thank you!
Excellente interpretation... Magique....
Nice that you included the often forgotten third part.
I love that part
Wow!!! I really enjoyed listening!
Wonderful job Patti!
Well done! It takes some doin' to follow on guitar. Cheers from Calgary.
Seriously good fiddlin, Patti!
Thanks so much!
Espetacular, muito bem tocado Patti.
LRGA Música Thank you!!
Super Like!!
Saw you in Carmen, man. Many years ago you are such a good player,keep up the good work.
WOW, the best fiddler !!! saludos desde CHILEE
Cuervo Jamas Sonrie thank you! There are many much better, trust me!
Awesome fiddle player you are, i watch your videos, they're awesome.
Elden Sayazie Thank you so much! I had a blast doing these.
Hi Pattie, haven't heard you in a long time. Always a pleasure. Wish you could teach me Rag Time Annie.
I post a tune every single day!
Really great !
cool. I'm learning this I'm trying to figure out that second part
Poly Organza Let me know if you need sheet music.
This is my fave, other than Big John McNeil and Randy the Fiddlin' Fireman!
It's one of my favourites too. Great tune!
luv luv this
A little history of your fiddle journey please
smokeyjoe5670 I grew up in Manitoba listening to recordings of Don Messer, Andy DeJarlis, Graham Townsend, Ned Landry, Reg Bouvette, and many others. I went through the competition circuit and did pretty well, played for a lot of old time dances too. You can read my full bio at my web site: www.pattikusturok.com :)
What is the third part some are saying?
The third part in G.
What a great job from both of you! It was beautiful!!❤ can I ask, is Jeremy not allowed to show his face? 😂
Of course he is “allowed “ to show his face and you can see him in many other videos. It’s just so happens that the piano is facing the opposite direction.
Patti, what was the end of your sentence? it got cut off: "That's Jeremy's famous......" - tell us!!!
What sheets or book did you get this arrangement from? Or did you make up the arrangement yourself? I'd love to be able to try playing it.
It is my own If you send me an email through my website, I can send it to you pattikusturok.com
yes @ 2:02 sounds like alot of Graham Townsend variations have been incorporated into your style over the years or just sound better that way whether or not you insist Graham Townsend played a role in your selection of said variations of playing, and I feel sorry for the piano stand , just kidding Jeremy you have the finest ear for playing on the fly every time
sophia rozaia I am a huge fan of Graham Townsend and spent much time with him in my teen years. I played along to his records and also to all the homemade tapes we had from his many live performances. He was truly a Canadian fiddle treasure....sure do miss him!
Hi Patti Kusturok,My dads brother was from Barrys Bay,Bye the way his name was,Phill Herron, Ring a bell,you have a good day bye for now.🤠😎🤤
Hello, quick question -- are there 2 tunes being played here or just 1? I hear Part A and B of what I remember my dad playing as Ragtime Annie at the start, but is there another reel mixed in after that? Or, is there a Part C to Ragtime Annie? My dad grew up playing the fiddle, and he would be 100 now if he were still alive. He was a multi-instrumentalist and he played up to the last few months of his life and passed away at the age of 93. I've been learning the violin as an adult over the past 10 years, and I'm trying to recreate what I remember of my dad's play list. Thank you so much for posting 365 tunes, many of which I recognize. This is a very valuable resource for fiddlers, both new and experienced, and your variations and ornamentations are wonderful! My dad would have loved to hear you play! And, I love the addition of Jeremy's Bm chord! I used to chord along to my dad's playing on piano or guitar and I like to throw in the minor chords that I "hear/feel" along the way! Those memories are bitter-sweet today as I transition to playing lead in my dad's absence while my brother plays the accompaniment.
Yes, Ragtime Annie had a C section, not a natural birth. 😄😵🤓 it s a great tune!
Look up Eck Robertson, it’s the first version ever recorded and has the third part which changes to another key! The 3rd part is not as popular but it’s out there.
Patty custurock freeman's jig staff notation
We play a third part here but I know it’s not played everywhere. The third part is in the key of G.
what is YOUR country? good playing there! thanks.
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you should do blackberry blossom
Poly Organza I don't really have a decent version of that one in my repertoire! I should get on that.
I might swim across the st lawrence river and move to canada lol
Poly Organza Where do you live?
Near Chicago but in Indiana....closest place to enter is near Detroit. Hopefully Canada doesn't build a wall anytime soon, lol
Cool! My friend has a trailer in a park near there I think. And don't worry about a wall! Although, your president did refer to us as "Snow Mexicans" so I guess strange things may be possible!
Would I be able to find a job there as an illegal snow mexican? Lol.
Hi patty it’s me Liam
Hi Liam!
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