Bill Lawson - Dulcimer Maker | Tennessee Crossroads | Episode 2131.4

[@gregoryjewell5875]

Mr. Lawson, you have been a true inspiration to me. I work as a machinist. But my life long love has been music. I've built simple stick dulcimer and a pallet wood bass. I've not been able to play due to losing a fingertip 2 years ago. But I have that same love for making things that you exhibit. I've developed a love for dulcimer (must be my hillbilly DNA). And after watching you play, I'm reinspired to learn to play again. Thank you, Sir. And thank you Tennessee Crossroads for introducing me to a true inspirational craftsman.

[@CC-te5zf]

What a beautiful human! This was a few years back - I hope all is well.

[@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv3908]

How can I get in touch with Bill so that I can buy one of these

[@thelmatucker7598]

Excellent looking and sounding dulcimer.

[@ehontcan]

I want to make one

[@mattwilliam4803]

-I'm from Tennessee

[@lavindagertgenisser2060]

I want one.. With a bit more volume

[@-jank-willson]

get a detachable pickup and an amp

[@TheWhiskeyCowboyLife]

You can get them made with several types of electronic pickups; and then you just run them through an amp.

[@mikepatterson57]

U Missing some digits Bill;-))) Lesson learned;-)))) Peace

[@thelonegamer3477]

im his grandson dude he doesnt make them anymore

[@marycobb-blumer7826]

Your grandpa really made them from the heart!

[@gregoryjewell5875]

Thank your Grandaddy for me. This story has helped me more than I can say. See my other comment to him.

[@-jank-willson]

why not?

[@TheWhiskeyCowboyLife]

@@-jank-willson He was old in the video, add years to that.

[@-jank-willson]

@@TheWhiskeyCowboyLife hes probably dead now

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

I don't know how old Tressa Bush is... but she has an amazing body. She's got a lucky husband.

[@timothydavis9164]

FOH with that