Kim and I found these two guys outside the door a few days ago, so we dug some guitars out of the closet and played a Rosalie Hill tune. Isn’t that what you’d do?
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Appalachian String Band Festival (Clifftop)
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Arhoolie Records
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Banjo Jim's
Bernunzio Vintage Instruments
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Black Creek Fiddler's Reunion
Blind Boy Paxton
Blues Images
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Brotherhood of the Jug Band Blues
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Carolina Jug Stompers
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Classics for the soul
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Dan Gellert
Desperate Man Blues
Document Records
Dust-to-Digital
Fiddlin' Bear
Field Recorders’ Collective
Fraulini Guitar Co.
Freilicher Guitars
From The Bench
Greven Guitars
Harry Bolick
Harry Smith Frolic
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John Tefteller
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4 Comments »
06.09.11 @ 7:42 pm
yes,Yes,yes.!!! May i be humble to add—any future en devours please put Kim closer to the mic.Nothin like a good blues moan.
06.10.11 @ 12:12 pm
hey gil - next time I’ll figure out some kind of composition that brings her closer to the camera and mic. this time we wanted to mirror the picture that robin hoffman drew of us… if the video camera had an external mic in, i’da used it!
08.18.11 @ 5:41 pm
Fabulous!!
08.28.11 @ 11:56 am
Thanks, Nate!
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