Mike in the USA - Part 1
Greetings from the
The wealth of traditional music here in
Any road up - back to the music. Wandering round a county fair last week I came across a guy I haven't seen since we filmed him for a ´óÏó´«Ã½ series in 1982. is a great player and maker who also makes wooden canoes (I suppose any of his dulcimers that don't make it just have a poop deck and an anchor added and away you go).
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Anyway, there he was playing away in a tent in a field full of other tents selling Pennsylvania-Dutch rocking chairs and Wooly Boogers, so we had a bit of a natter, he gave me a copy of his new CD and I took a photo of him which you can see .
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I'll play a track from the CD when I get home together with some more goodies I've picked up along the way.
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At 9th Oct 2008, Keith wrote:It is good, isn't it? I went to the Bethlehem (Pennsylvania) Celtic Fest a few years back, just down the road from the Martin Factory and had a great time. My experience of North American Folk, both on the Eastern Seabord and California, is that they just get on and enjoy it without worrying if it is the "wrong sort".
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