Sounds like a raga at points.

The music is excellent, even if the sound level isn't. Thank you very much for sharing this.

R.I.P to an amazing musician and person. The second tune is the Chapel Bell btw

R.I.P. Brendan

Today we learned that Brendan Mulvihill has passed away. What a treat to have heard him at one of his last performances. His many tunes will live on......may he rest in peace.

Beauriful. Lyrics, vocals, nature.

Yesssss! Merci d'avoir mis les titres!!!!!

Cheers you two cheers.

Mighty fine Tim from Tim

BRILLIANT AS USUAL BY ANGELINA AND DAN

❤

I always thought Angelina got her tone playing up near the fretboard? She seems to be doing the opposite here? ❤

Really helpful. Thanks

nice one.

Nice selective use of the bass on the accordion! Adds some texture.

Lovely technique by Angelina with her left hand using all fingers.

who is this fiddler? still alive?

Mike was an old friend of mine in Sun Valley. As a guitarist myself I learned a lot from him

Great jam!

👍😃👍

Fantastic boys 😊

Lovely tunes guys!

Hon Angelina! The banjo queen 🪕

Just stumbled on this. I was playing the second one just yesterday afternoon. I don't have all those nice variations though.

Lovely music keep it going god bless you.

None finer!

Well, this was a nice surprise!! I’m Don Gish’s granddaughter! I used to travel with them to the fiddler contests back in the day! Great memories! Thank you ❤

This bad belt or combination of lp-to-stretchy-tape-to-digital is downright folkloric! The Henry the fiddler lp image added to the confusion. Now I'm trying to correlate the Summer Oaks cut list from discogs. A1West Fork Girls Written-By - Ira Mullins, Wilson Douglas (2) A2Fire On The Mountain / Breaking Up Christmas A3Bonaparte Crossing The Rhine (4:30) A4Snowbird On The Ashbank. (7:35) A5Roustabout A6Santa Anna's Retreat (12:15) A7Barbara's Fancy Written-By - Henry Reed (3) A8Shortening Bread (15:30) A9Dusty Miller (17:24) B1The Falls Of Richmond B2Quince Dillon's High D B3Trude Evans B4Loch Lavan Castle B5Ducks On The Millpond / Sugar Hill / Back Step Cindy B6Peter Francisco B7One More River To Cross B8Barlow Knife B9Fisher's Hornpipe Some of these Tunes are in a book titled back porch flat picking for a mandolin and guitar, which I bought back in 1978 at the Music Emporium in Cambridge, Massachusetts after getting my first mandolin. Authors were Sara Lee Johnson and Maynard R Johnson, who included both fuzzy Mountain LPS in their discography, along with the hollow Rock String Band, the Hammons family, Frank Wakefield with country cooking, and other favorites.

Awesome, love Kentucky Sky!

Thank you sir! 🎉

HUP!

This is great.

Love the. Picking keep. It. Up. Love you. Song's. James said that to. All

Great music!! Thanks for sharing Jeff!!

You probably need a new drive-band on your turntable. That said, this is the only recording with Dusty Miller included

That’s a toe tapper there!

One of my favourite guitar players, period!

I've been looking for this album for a long time. I met Don Gish at Weiser, Idaho, way back in the 70s and always remembered some of these great tunes, especially "Dad's Jig," Thanks for posting this. This is a rare album.

Love it

I love a good kaeli. I don’t think I spelled it right, but this looks like a lot of fun.

Nice find...thanx

Ouch

Wonderful album!

EXCELLENT SONG!!!

Großartig, LG aus Deutschland 👍👍👍

David F does a version too! He needs fabulous fiddler break at end ;).

Ed Snodderly is a national treasure, no?

Such great musicians! First saw them about a decade ago at the Fort Worden Festival of Fiddle Tunes and many times since then. Got to play in a jam lead by Riley and Leo about 5 years ago. Both the Onlies and Riley and Vivian's duo acts are worth seeing.

Useless video

so locked in…that’s the way it’s done.