My 1890's Lamy fiddle made in Paris, wanted to play this song today. I felt a bit like an observer rather than a participant as it just poured out. Had to share.

This is how I play Waynesboro

Here is a fun little rag time tune! Hope you enjoy it!

A song from WWII. Sung by Vera Lynn, considered the sweetheart of the allied forces. She had many heart warming songs that lifted the spirits of the boys fighting so far from home. Other hits included: There'll Be Bluebirds Over The White Cliffs Of Dover, When The Lights Go On Again All Over the World & We'll Meet Again.

Lonnie Osborne Fiddle and Chris Grigsby Guitar.

Holly Bernt Guitar; Hardy Kefes, Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola

A dance tune from New Brunswick

I play a Cajun tune with Le Travaillant

Some might say it's not "Old Time" but I'm guessing it got played by more than a few Old Time fiddlers back in the late 1800's, and this is my sense of how it might have been played. I've tagged it "other" since some OT fans don't seem to like Stephen Foster. Bowing note: I'm pretty sure I bow this "anywhichway the melody goes"... which SOME people call "sawstroke".... not me, though!

Canadian standard played by Ward Allen

Classic Canadian standard composed by legendary Canadian fiddler Ward Allen

This tune was learned from the playing of Patti Lamoureux.

FiddleStar Adult Camp 2011 Instructor Jam Megan B. Lynch - fiddle, Matthew Hartz and Jonathan Trawick - guitars

instructor jam at FiddleStar Adult Camp 2011 Megan Lynch - Fiddle, Matthew Hartz and Jonathan Trawick - Guitars I would like to argue for a "Texas Style" category in the genres, btw...