Thanks for the link, Ken. That was great.
The Dulcimer in Eastern Kentucky Videos
Rob N Lackey
@rob-n-lackey
10 years ago
420 posts
Mike Slone
@mike-slone
10 years ago
18 posts
Mitchell did a great job on those. What you don't see is the many hours of "film" that got cut. He spent a lot of time in the field "on his own hook" and edited it down very nicely.
Frank Dudgeon
@frank-dudgeon
10 years ago
14 posts
Thank you for posting these Ken. I enjoyed them.
Ken Longfield
@ken-longfield
10 years ago
1,170 posts
You folks are welcome. I need to make one correction, It is Mitchell Grogg, not Michael. I was thinking of Mike Slone when I did the first post. I really enjoyed seeing the folks from Hindman again.
Ken,
"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."
Frank Ross
@frank-ross
10 years ago
32 posts
Thanks for passing on the links Ken.
Dusty Turtle
@dusty
10 years ago
1,761 posts
Thanks for letting us know about those videos, Ken.
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Robin Thompson
@robin-thompson
10 years ago
1,462 posts
Ken Longfield
@ken-longfield
10 years ago
1,170 posts
While at the Hindman Dulcimer Festival I met Michael Grogg, an anchor and reporter for WYMT television in Hazard, KY. He produced a series of videos on this topic. They can be found here: http://www.wkyt.com/searchresults?searchKeywords=dulcimer&group1=phrase&time=30&sort=score&sType=video
Our own, Mike Slone, appears in these videos.
Ken
"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."
updated by @ken-longfield: 06/11/15 07:42:13AM