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28 Sep 01 - 07:35 AM (#560609) Subject: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: harpgirl I wandered into Border's last night trailing my eighteen year old son on his weekly outing for new music and to my delight discovered "Hamilton Ironworks." John has twenty three tunes on this CD and it is looooonnnng. John pays tribute to the fiddlers influencing him, such as Gene Goforth, Roy Wooliver, and Clifford Hawthorne. Many of the tunes are recognizably Ozarkian in style. He even plays "White River." I am enjoying it!!!! I recommend it to our favorite mud fiddlers---Kim and Mary...and the rest of you'all. P.S. Florida is empty right now, folks! A great time to visit...The Suwannee is flowing well, the canoeing is refreshingly brisk, and the springs are cold. (In spite of the aligators I sleep out in the woods!) Dade City Sertoma Ranch will have a dulcimer fest weekend in February: sweetest smelling city in Florida!!! love, hargirl |
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28 Sep 01 - 08:12 AM (#560626) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: little john cameron Harp girl,ah wonder,did ye ever come across Bob O'Donovan in Florida. ljc |
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28 Sep 01 - 11:22 AM (#560781) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: harpgirl HI ljc. I haven't met him I don't think. Where does he hail from? |
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28 Sep 01 - 01:01 PM (#560837) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: GUEST,Kim C no cookie Hi Little John! Glad to see you. :-) I will definitely have to check out that CD. |
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27 Feb 02 - 03:41 PM (#659287) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: harpgirl FOLK ALBUM OF THE YEAR, GRAMMY 2001!!!! (I HOPE) |
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27 Feb 02 - 09:58 PM (#659616) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: Art Thieme Harp, What was the Folk Alliance bash like for you?? Art |
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27 Feb 02 - 10:07 PM (#659625) Subject: RE: Hamilton Ironworks: John Hartford 2001 From: harpgirl ...Hi Art I didn't go. I couldn't give four whole days of volunteer work and so I gave up my spot to someone else. Besides, I don't want Linda Siglin to see me until I've lost weight. she thought I was fat fifteen years ago! |