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Tunes and Coffee
Добавлен 8 июн 2011
Isaac Callender and Louise Steinway's music endeavors and adventures. Tunes, guest pickers, instructional videos and late night shenanigans.
Tunes and Coffee Hour #35
An hour of fiddle tunes and coffee from the Montana State Oldtime Fiddlers Hall of Fame in Polson, MT on November 19th 2020.
Tune List: Ragtime Annie, Red Wing, Rachel, Cincinnati Waltz, Cotton Patch Rag, Hell Broke Loose in Georgia, Poor Girl Waltz, Tuggerman's Jig, Cheslatta Lake Rag, Don Messer's Breakdown, Johnny Wagoner, Joe Turner Blues, Texas Schottische, Over the Waves, Julie Ann Johnson
Tune List: Ragtime Annie, Red Wing, Rachel, Cincinnati Waltz, Cotton Patch Rag, Hell Broke Loose in Georgia, Poor Girl Waltz, Tuggerman's Jig, Cheslatta Lake Rag, Don Messer's Breakdown, Johnny Wagoner, Joe Turner Blues, Texas Schottische, Over the Waves, Julie Ann Johnson
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Tunes and Coffee Hour #34
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Join us for an hour of Tunes and Coffee from November 17th 2020.
Tunes and Coffee Hour #33
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Tunes and Coffee Hour #33 from November 12th 2020 Tunes: Polar Bear Jig, Snow Deer, Snowflake Reel, Snow Waltz, Mairie's Wedding and Flowers of Edinburgh, Red River Blues, Snowshoes, January Waltz, Hell and Scissors, Kitchen Girl, Farewell Waltz, Play Fiddle Play, Texas Gals, Moonlight on the Colorado, Silver Bells, Golden Slippers
FTC # 511 "Three Way Hornpipe" featuring Bruce Molsky
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Here's a great tune that Bruce Molsky was kind enough to share with us the other night at The Longstaff House in Missoula, MT. Bruce is a wealth of fiddle tunes and knowledge and it's always a pleasure to hear him play much less get to play along. Big thanks to he and John Parker for the opportunity. Enjoy!
FTC #510 Hell Broke Loose in Georgia
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Here's a lively old-time tune that's really fun to play. Hopefully there isn't too much wind noise as we recorded it on the deck at our old house. You can always count on a stiff breeze even on the sunniest of days in Sand Coulee. Hope you enjoy!
FTC #509 White Rose Waltz
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Here's a beautiful waltz that Louise learned from J.P. Fraley at the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes long ago. It certainly has the wandering sound of a J.P. waltz. Enjoy!
FTC #508 John Barleycorn
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Here's a twin fiddle number we finally got around to recording after coming home from our weekly gig. It's one we've been doing with the band for awhile and we got it from Kenny Baker and Blaine Sprouse tune. Enjoy!
FTC #507 Sweet Bunch of Daisies
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Here's another pop tune that was mostly done in 4/4 but it makes a nice waltz. One of my students is working on it and it reminded us of it. Hope you enjoy!
Sounds great Isaac.
Don’t know how I missed this when you posted. It just popped up on my feed. Really enjoyed it.
Very pretty!
Beautiful!
Definitely enjoyed this! I'm an adult-starter new learner and I'm looking forward to being able to play like this in 20 years <3
Nice, so nice!!
Love your music, thank you! I want to ask this question as respectfully as possible, if you'll allow me. As a music enthusiast -- and a great lover of Bluegrass especially -- I would like to know why you don't have a "Free Tibet" flag proudly positioned center stage in the background next to all your beautiful instruments hanging on the wall for your audience to see? Politically, don't you agree with "Free Tibet"? How about "Free Palestine" Where is your Palestinian flag? And BLM, of course -- I really think that belongs there, too. And come to think of it, maybe a Kamala-Walz endoresement as well? I mean, all these things, all these political positions, I feel, would really add to the true essence of what you're trying to do here with this channel -- which is to bring beautiful music to the world and to give people like me, who love "trad" music -- especially Bluegrass -- a deeply enjoyable session with you. I really think that should include -- must include -- the injection of your personal political and social positions. I mean, what would this beautiful music be without proudly displaying your position on, say, well, the LGBTQ+ movement in this country?! Nothing! Thank you. Please consider adding all the flags I mentioned above, and if I happen to think of more, I'll let you know. If it begins to be too much and crowded with flags and pins and endorsements, then perhaps we can start relocating some of your fiddles to another section of the wall? Well, it's just a thought.
Thank you both for another hour of marvelous music!
Thank you two for sharing wonderful music and talents.....
Good stuff!! Thanks
The vocal volume is low and it's difficult to hear your conversation. But the music is excellent!
The Elk River Blues was written by West Virginia Fiddler Ernie Carpenter whose home was being taken by the Army Corps of Engineers in order to build a flood control dam on the Elk river in Braxton County West Virginia. Ernie's family represented the fifth generation of Carpenters to have lived there and were displaced by the project which was called the Sutton Dam. Ernie's fiddle tune , as written by Ernie had no words. However someone did put words to the tune sometime later. Obviously Mr Carpenter was distraught over the loss of his homeplace. Mr Carpenter passed away in 1997.
A beautiful tune.
Nice tune. Would make a good contra dance piece. Spooky!! HAHA!!
Very nice
Sweet 🤟😎
great performance & the little boy stole the show/put a smile on my face for sure.
in the snow!!!
Marvelous playing by both!
You guys are so awesome! Thank you for sharing your talents and for giving inspiration to many of us.
Your twin fiddling gives me all the goosebumps. Thanks for re-sharing these!
Wonderful! Thank you! (first, by the way)
Wonderful! Miss seeing you guys at Fiddle Camp, and hope our paths cross again before too long so I can meet the latest addition to your family! Richard Flor
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Love this 💜
Why am I just know finding your channel? Love this tune and excellent fiddling. Thanks for sharing. 💙
Rockin' yes! I believe this is a Norman Edmunds tune (vs. the Art Stamper one!)
Great rendition!
Nicely done. You don't see a lot of old time guitar players playing out of an A position. At least I've never seen it.
Allen Chancellor, Shorty's brother who was the singer of the three brothers, is my father, the eldest son of Houston Chancellor
Real nice sound on a great oldie! One of my favorites. Thanks for the post! NH
Just came across this song from mark oconnors second book, and this is absolutely unreal lol
Lovely!! Thank you! Charles will be so proud!
Love your music, Isaac. Guitar instruction at Julian Family Fiddle Camp was good, but who knew you and Mrs. We’re so great. Thanks! Best regards.
the twin fiddling was magical.
Only nine likes?? The world doesn't know what it's missing!!
You two sound great together! Could you please post a playlist?
Sharing with Chirps on our way home from Montana "Very nice!"
Great job by both playing animal-related tunes!
what is the name of that first song you played?
Hooray for “The Snouts and Ears of America”! I fell in love with it when I came across the Vivian Williams youtube. I haven’t as yet found any jams that play it here in the upper midwest so I’m delighted to have yours to listen to, thank you!
It's up there with Midnight on the Water as most romantic of waltzes! Played so lovely with some new variations to learn! Thanks!
Thank you for this tune, I've always liked it.
Fantastic!
The real entertainment was the baby but the tune was played well too.
I am going to have to learn this version... great playing..
An excellent tune and a great job of playing by both!
I have been playing this tune for years... learned it from Jim's CD... wish I could have met him.... great job of playing...thanks....
Omg, it's happened they've gone over the old time dark side...well, better late than never....heh heh
Two very fine musicians, right there!!