Venues | Bands |
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C-ville coffee (pretty bad website) Devil's Backbone (Nellysford) Pippin Hill winery (North Garden, no music details on website now) Grand Junction (Stony Point, no real website but try this) |
Don't Tell Darlings (inactive) Lulu & the Virginia Creepers (inactive)
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There is an old-time jam session every Monday evening 7PM, at the Unitarian (?) church on Rugby Avenue at Fendall Ave, hosted by Pete Vigour and CFOOT. Also there is a Wayneboro jam on Tuesdays (no details).
Most old-time tunes are in the public domain. I've been using MuseScore to recreate scores for tunes that are not in the Fiddler's Fakebook or were needed in a different key. Here they are in MuseScore format, as well as in PDF (some are formatted like a Fakebook page) and some links to MIDI files. Many are works in progress!
Key | Title | Single | Multi |
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D | Winder's Slide | ||
D | Needle case | ||
D | Cherokee Shuffle (two parts) | ||
D | Folding Down the Sheets | ||
D | Maggots in the Sheepshide | ||
D | Spotted Pony | ||
D | Sadie at the Back Door | ||
D | Duck River | ||
D | Forked Deer | ||
G | Turkey in the Straw | ||
D | Five Miles from Town | ||
A | Jenny ran away in the mud in the night | ||
D | Sal's got mud between her toes | ||
D | Chuck in the Bush | ||
D | Oh dem Golden Slippers | ||
D | Big Rock Candy Mountain | ||
Ballad of Jed Clampett | |||
Pig Ankle Rag | |||
G | Irish Washerwoman (4 parts) | Video link |
Some practice recordings:
Some other recordings:
Still need to work on:
Still need to find:
Tabs from Banjo Hangout and Banjo Hollow, and Fiddle Hangout
Easy bluegrass banjo tabs-easybluegrassbanjo.wordpress.com
John Lamancusa's Collection of tunes on Penn State website (probably the best single resource)
Hetzler's Fakebook - over 500 songs
Traditional Music Library - this site is awkward to navigate but there is a lot of content. Use the search.
Abba Moses fiddle tunes
The Bluegrass College - Fakebook for six different instruments, but not that many songs
Jake Satterfield - hard to find lyrics (the only ones on the internet!)
http://blog.deeringbanjos.com/advances-in-the-goodtime-banjo-why-do-they-sound-so-good/