Glory in the Meeting House - Kentucky Fiddle Tune

From the Jeff Todd Titon book - 'Old Time Kentucky Fiddle'.
Although I had already heard the recording that this transcription was taken from a couple of years before I started to learn it.

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[Lostmychops]

There's another cool piece in this tuning called 'say old man'. I think Eck Robertson recorded it first, but Brad Leftwich plays an awsome version too. Nice playing, by the way- the bowing's pretty tricky in this one.

[sprothan2]

Thanks Lostmychops!!

I'll have a crack at 'Say old man' can you play the fiddle. :)

I had some bowing lessons off Jock Tilsley who now plays with the New Rope String band and it improved a lot of my playing....

[1rawperson]

Please invest in a tuner.

[sprothan2]

Please take some time out of your life to study old time music before you make daft comments like that - we are awaiting a posting of you playing the fiddle with keen interest. . . . . . .

[FiddleDoctor]

awesome job!........ I love this tune

please keep postin

[sprothan2]

Thankyou for your kind comment!

I never thought in a million years that I would ever be able to play this tune! Practice practice practice!!!! :)

[Papachulo57]

Great Job! Post more please!

[NorthTulsaBoy]

I'm hearin' some substantial Irish influence in this melody.

[wolfieboyer]

Brother it sounds awesome, great sawin.

[isabellanakahara]

Great fiddle tune and great fiddling! My toes burst into spontaneous tapping! *****!!!

[smartgirl532]

Ugh. I just saw the nasty post. Just know you are fabulous for all of us beginner wannabee V players. Whenever I want to get happy and play something fun, I know where to go.

Thank you Graham.

[steverothsteinmo]

you don't know nuthin'!

jp