John Browns Dream - Ephemeral Stringband descargar videos gratis
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Subido: 2013/03/29
A little clip from a fun night at The Basement in Northampton last weekend. With Sasha, Maggie, and Molly. Thanks for Mark Merrett for filming. http://mollyandmaggie.bandcamp.com/album/mutual-love
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10 years ago
Joshua Cummings
I live about an hour from northhampton. I'll have to come see you play sometime. Not much fiddle music down here in ct. sounds good10 years ago
batfancy
John Brown sure came to Florence! He was a member of the Sanford Street Church in Springfield (now, rather radically, called "St. John's Congregational" in his memory).10 years ago
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whereabouts are you guys?10 years ago
Dexterluckful
Amen. Good stuff. Keep them videos coming!11 years ago
sanjuancb
tunearch(DOT)org claims that it predates Harper's Ferry and lists several songs that it is supposedly derived from. I don't know one way or the other, but it was some beautiful playing nonetheless.11 years ago
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Congratulations! That's wonderful and exciting for you. I'm guessing Bart Reiter? Looks pretty, and well up to the task whatever you have there.11 years ago
lastnitesfun
Sure. Ron Pen, at University of Kentucky, and Franklin George, a fiddler and piper from WV. As are all things "folk", there's always room for a conversation with many answers. As I said, though, great playing.11 years ago
lastnitesfun
Fantastic playing! But. . . the John Brown this tune is named after isn't the abolitionist. He was a fiddler.11 years ago
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New banjo, Maggie? I see that you're playing right over that frailin' scoop.11 years ago
76artmaker
Very nice indeed! :)11 years ago
TheHschwartz
Nice, nice, nice!!!!!11 years ago
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Fun clip Maggie, Molly and Sasha. All looked to be having such a nice time playing.Videos Relacionados
