The mandolin player in this jam group, TJ Wangerman, is an old buddy. If anyone knows how to get hold of him email me at Chrispanfil@msn.com. I'd love to reconnect with him.

I want to party with these people!

has ANYONE heard from Lyle Werner? This is very important. We are long time close friends and its been over a year since I've heard from him. I do not have his current number, if he even has one. And last we spoke he was on the verge of imprisonment. PLEASE HELP ME OUT.

YEAH, THEY SURE CAN DANCE AND THEY'RE HAVIN' FUN DOIN' IT.

I see Paul, Pete, Lew, Bill, Rick and is that Kelly on the left? And Steve P on the right?

Thats some good banjoing!

Magic music....come on you guys...get a bunch of you together and come on over and perform at the annual SIDMOUTH INTERNATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL,a seaside town on the south Devon coast in beautiful West of England UK. 8 days of wonderful music similar to yours..you'd go down a storm.Busk around the town,seafront,pubs n clubs,and if you contact the organisers via the web I'm sure they would be happy to get you into the Marquees etc.It attracts hundreds of musicians,bands.Thousands paying visitors.DM

Great pickin and singing I'm really digging that slide!

#6 has Buz Lloyd on fiddle, Karen Warren on bass, Paula Mangiafico on guitar, Jeff Furman on banjo, Marge Sume on fiddle, Donna Correll(?) on (left-handed) guitar, and as mentioned Cary on euphonium and Tony Sume on guitar. But I don't know what the tune is. #7 is Saturday Night Breakdown with the same folks playing.

WOUUUUUHOOUUU! YIIIIIIPIIIIYEAAAH!!!!

clogging is awsome

It was a Daddy gift to me as a child and I still have it and it still works!

Its so beautiful. I cant stop listening!

wjere is this located?

Most excellent. I'll see you all in August.

#9. Hanno Meingast from East Lansing, MI

in #4 on guitar its rich shulman

Awesome tune. Gotta learn it!

Great bunch of tunes and some great playing..!! Thank you for posting.

#6 - Josh Willis on Upright Bass. He's a frickin animal.

I'm gobsmacked. :)

i live around the corner from this place...that ballroom and the people who go there scare me

damn if this dont make you smile, the coffin does,nt fit.

What a great video! At 58 I'm new to this music, but I love it and have been playing banjo since Feb 2011. My next goal is to attend one of these festivals.

Look at all that majic in front of our eyes... Amazing, thanks for sharing !!!!Jake Krack is in there , I just know it.....

u sound exactly like kings of leon

gosh, that looks a hell of a lot of fun

how is a banjo uke supposed to be played? i hate the uke tuning........ to high

You're missing a part.

the second fiddler in #6 is stephanie coleman.

Very like Sweet Emma!!

Ah the good old days!

Sounds like bluegrass to me.

Love this, Julie! The Rafe sessions, oh my! And I'm only four minutes into the video at the moment. :-)

9. Flatwoods

Correction...#1 - Josie-O.

#1 ... "Billy in the Lowland"...

yes, ma'am!

Tune #3 includes David Jones (guitar), Jason Zorn (mando) and myself (Mike Levy, bass).

Number 6 - that's M. Cartier on feet. He's also a darn fine guitar player and caller.

The 2nd tune in the first session (Paul, Beverly, Stefan, Jim & me) is Fiddler's Reel. What a fun session!

@timspaz13 how did the man eat a robot gorilla

Also Jim Nelson (guitar) and Stefan Senders (banjo) and John Schwab on guitar.

Isn't that Jim Nelson on guitar in the first and second session?

The first tune played Paul, Beverly and the bunch is Too Young To Marry.

Nice compilation. By the way, #8, Cajun musicians - Pat O'Mire (accordian), Cindy O'Mire (guitar)...

No. 11 is Roger Netherton (age 15) on fiddle, Jim Childress on guitar, Steve Arkin on banjo, and someone (not sure who) on bass.

@StonethrowersMusic It's in Mt. Airy, NC at the Fiddlers Convention.

if you going to play bluegrass play it not jass

Hey, you guys are good. -:)