Old-Time Music

Interesting tune, apparently from the historically french area of missouri, aka upper lousiana.

great two finger style tune, from Omer Foster.

Very systematic breakdown of flatfooting, Ira Bernstein style. Works up to the four sound walking step towards the end.

From this Ira Bernstein youtube channel

And here's a performance with Riley Baugus.

nice version of Clyde Davenport's puncheon camps

Keep the rhythm going while you flip your banjo all over the place!

uncle dave macon version

JC plays this one on gourd fiddle. Haven't heard this version before.

Earl White's fiddle style is instantly recognizable. Pretty sweet clawhammer banjo from Mark Olitsky too.

Jocelyn - feet
Michael - banjo

Nice twin fiddle version.

Write up on this album:

https://nodepression.com/album-reviews/a-collaboration-come-down-from-the-mountains/

Short but sweet clip that shows the bowing on this tune pretty clearly.

More complete track on Powell's time again album

Got this from Kenny Baker. Not sure about the original source. Lyman Enloe has a pretty similar version.

Annadeene Fraley guitar and Doug Chaffin Bass.

Interesting variant that's pretty different from the typical "Angeline The Baker". Source is Charlie Higgins

Nice twin fiddle arrangement from the Shoats at a house concert. Not sure if an original tune or what. The whole playlist is a good listen.

Ripping version of Money in Both Pockets, with:

Ian Friend - Guitar
Scott Fried - Mandolin
Ryan Grant - Bass
Colby Joplin - Fiddle
Ben Perdue - Mandolin
Sam Stallings - Banjo

Missouri tune. Likely source

Missouri C tune played by Charlie Walden.

Another view of the same session

Outstanding flatfooting from Nic Gareiss! Not sure if this version of speed the plow is old time or irish. Anyway, good stuff.

Matt Gordon (fiddler on the right) wrote this tune. Fun jam tune!