Dear Crow /// Bowliing Green -- Billy in the Lowground

[@librandy77]

A breath of good old fresh air…. 🎶🪕🎶

[@KorbyLenker]

Sounds great

[@Hilary126]

Sweet. And nice harmonies guys!

[@NGMountains]

Only ever heard the Kossoy Sisters sing Bowling Green. Y'all did it proper right. Enjoyed hearing that.

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@robertwynkoop7112]

cant believe this channel hasn't blown up, unique ot music and excellent musicians

[@ClueFinderDirtDigger]

Sitting here wondering the same! What a duo.

[@EricCevennes]

J’aime beaucoup. Merci. Et j’apprécie le « clawhammer banjo » qui donne un son plus doux.

[@MauroGarbani]

Beautiful voices and tune, wonderful played! Thank for sharing, i subscribe. Greetings from Switzerland! Mauro

[@PenkaJaneAC]

Thank you so much for the kind words! If I may ask, whereabouts in Switzerland are you? I lived in Nyon for a while :)

[@MauroGarbani]

@@PenkaJaneAC I live in Ticino, Onsernone valley, you know?

[@5150show]

Beautiful

[@maxford1249]

Real Appalachia here. Beautiful

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks Max! We live in the younger mountains of the pacific northwest; but there sure is a lot of Appalachia in the tunes, appreciate the compliment!

[@maxford1249]

@@BrianLindsayMusic You’re welcome. Wishing you the best from The United Kingdom.

[@eleanoralice1]

You two are SO GOOD!

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks Eleanor!

[@drybie]

Wow, such nice harmony

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

thanks :)

[@gingerdeladis31]

Love this so much you two ✨🙏💗🪶🌑🌕🌚⭐🩷

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

thanks for your kind words!

[@bobpowell161]

Fabulous. Love this.

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks Bob!

[@andylewis6831]

F8CK.. that is soo good.. love those harmonies

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

thanks!

[@johnnydrumbone]

Wowza! 🕺

[@kymbriel]

Thanks! I needed that.

[@johnoconnor8202]

Nora Barnacle, James Joyce's wife, was born in Bowling Green in Galway city, Ireland.

[@ColtBryant]

Don't stop come busk Canada

[@IndependenceCreek]

Beautiful harmony -- question on the Billy in the Lowground -- a very different melody than I know for a tune of the same name-- where else might I find it?

[@PenkaJaneAC]

I learned it from Pharis and Jason Romero! It’s the first track on their album Back Up and Push.

[@glynncox5813]

ould you point me in the direction for sheetmusic for your version of Billy in the ...? Y'all probably play everything by ear. My violin duet partner and I are glad we found y'all on youtube.

[@peterwhite7428]

I am a violin maker. I’d love to know who made your violin. It sounds great. And I love your playing and harmonies

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks Peter! Penka Jane's violin was made by A.C. Gengler in the 1950's. The shop tag lists Ketchikan, Alaska but also has Seattle, WA hand written. There's apparently a connection to a German luthier as well, the violin was perhaps made by Gengler and sent to a German luthier for additional work (there's some additional handwriting in pencil on the inside regarding that although it's hard to read)

[@peterwhite7428]

@@BrianLindsayMusic thank you. It sounds great. I’m sure it’s due to her precise and smooth playing style. It’s wonderful

[@klippdachs]

Beautiful singing and playing! Thanks so much for sharing. btw: who manufactured the banjo you are playing, Brian? Thanks for your answer. And keep on posting your music, please.

[@BrianLindsayMusic]

Thanks! It's a Weyman banjo, from sometime in the 1930's I think