Old Time Fiddle - Shaking Off the Acorns

[shal0mnurh0me]

I think Mr. Hammons would be quite please with this.

[namtsewhsit]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful Edn Hammons tune. I am from Northern Greenbrier Country, just south of Pochahontas County where the Hammons family hailed from. You have nailed his style, thanks for keeping it alive.

[davidbragger]

@namtsewhsit

thanks for the very kind words. I just love Edn's style.

[Fusion2222]

i love his music!! he he plays sooo awesome!

[UncleMacJug]

Yes, there's a lot of "alternative" versions of this tune floating around, especially ones that leave out the third slightly altered A part and that completely change the delightfully weird B part. You play it the way Eddens did. Thank you.

[borealify]

Love this tune, and love how you play it. Thx for posting.

[Blainesenior]

Wonderful!!! Sounds like it ought to.

Thanks for the joy!!!

[Nstin1]

Nice fiddling! Would be great if you could slow this one down for us too...

[ajax0032]

wowowowowowow!!!!!

[GunnarColt]

You're really good! Sounds great!

[doctordave]

that is just incredible playing. thanks so much for putting this on YouTube.

Edden Hammons was the uncle of my great-grandfather, Currence Hammonds. I'm only now starting to learn how famous (infamous?) and influential he was.

[fiddlenut24]

where did you learn this tune?

[edwardberbaum]

Nice going and glad you have learned from and now become a master at this fiddle style. an inspiration to all of us who continue to learn.

[TheBachands]

Love this tune!

[bowrocker]

Inspiring!

[fiddlepeg]

yeah, buddy!

[beardsly]

Great tune. I love Edden's playing and this definitely does it justice sir.

[bilbo60]

Beautiful