By RichJ

Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys, WSM Radio, June 1953. With Benny Martin, fiddle and vocals; Curly Seckler, mandolin and vocals.By Benny Martin

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.By mmuussiiccaall

J. D. Crowe & The New South @ The Holiday Inn, Lexington KY, November 1974. J. D. Crowe, banjo and baritone vocals; Tony Rice, guitar and lead vocals; Ricky Skaggs, mandolin/fiddle, lead and tenor vocals; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

J. D. Crowe & The New South @ The Holiday Inn, Lexington KY, November 1974. J. D. Crowe, banjo and baritone vocals; Tony Rice, guitar and lead vocals; Ricky Skaggs, mandolin/fiddle, lead and tenor vocals; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys, WSM Radio, June 1953. With Benny Martin, fiddle and vocals; Curly Seckler, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, & The Foggy Mountain Boys, early 50s radio broadcast. Personnel unknown.By corcoran

Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, & The Foggy Mountain Boys, early 50s radio broadcast. Personnel unknown.By corcoran

J. D. Crowe & The KY Mountain Boys, @ Red Slipper Lounge, 22 November 1968. With Red Allen, vocals and guitar; J. D. Crowe, vocals and banjo; Doyle Lawson, vocals and mandolin; Bobby Slone, bass.By corcoran

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By corcoran

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Bill Monroe

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By corcoran

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys on WSM Radio, 1948, with Don Reno, banjo; other musicians unknown.By Bill Monroe

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956, with Rudy Lyle, banjo; Bobby Hicks, fiddle; Joe Stuart, fiddle; Yates Green, guitar; Chick Stripling or Bessie Lee Mauldin, bass. Some other tracks from the concert were included on the Smithsonian Folkways release "Off the Record, Vol. 1," compiled by Ralph Rinzler.…

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By Jimmy Rodgers

Radio broadcasts from the Grand Ole Opry, 1946-48, featuring Earl Scruggs, banjo; Lester Flatt, guitar and vocals; Chubby Wise, fiddle; Cedric Rainwater, bass; and Bill Monroe, mandolin and vocals.By corcoran

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole OpryBy corcoran

Earl Taylor & the Stoney Mountain Boys in concert at Old Dominion Park, 1962, with Taylor, mandolin; J. D. Crowe, banjo; Jim McCall, guitar; Boatwhistle McIntyre, bassBy Lester Flatt and Bill Monroe

Earl Taylor & the Stoney Mountain Boys in concert at Old Dominion Park, 1962, with Taylor, Mandolin; J. D. Crowe, banjo; Jim McCall, guitar; Boatwhistle McIntyre, bassBy corcoran

In concert at New River Ranch, 1958By corcoran

In concert at New River Ranch, 1958By corcoran

Don Reno and Earl Scruggs played some tunes together in concert at New River Ranch, 1958By corcoran

A great tune recorded by many bands, and here performed by Flatt and Scruggs. The track is from a concert at New River Ranch (Rising Sun, MD), in 1958.By Lewis Compton

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testBy yoyogogo

This is bit more playing with udio, creating and playing all the parts.Seeing what could do, with another fiddle related genre, seems a little more cohesiveBy Udio

Playing with Udio AI betaprompt to make Irish jigGetting pretty good quickly.By Udio

First time playing with the udio AI app. betaAll parts was done by AI, including vocal. Probably could have came out better if I gave better prompts.Kind scary how quickly this is getting better.By Udio

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Huh?By farmerjones

# 418 Billy Mathews 500 fiddle tune book and audio set.By strokestyle

Clair De Lune by Claude Debussy, written in 1890By Claude Debussy

I found this on a tape I thought I'd lost. It's a twin-banjo version of 'Home Sweet Home', recorded in 1978 with two cassette players! Just the once through.By Payne and Bishop (public domain)

Blues ShuffleBy farmerjones

Played in 3 finger bluegrass style. Key of G. Played on a 1930's vintage 10 3/4 Slingerland open back pot fitted with a new 5 string neck.By hudie

I composed this piece on my father's birthday, March Tenth.By wilford