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@randy-adams
• 2 weeks ago
• comments: 12
Posted a new Comment on The Star Spangled Banner:
Posted a new Comment on The Star Spangled Banner:
"Might be a good day for a bump"
@randy-adams
• 3 weeks ago
• comments: 8
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: Down the Hill and Back
Liked a music item created by @robin-thompson: Down the Hill and Back
@randy-adams
• 4 weeks ago
• comments: 0
Posted a response to "I only see original post in a discussion, not replies..?":
Posted a response to "I only see original post in a discussion, not replies..?":
"Only time I've joined a group is when it's necessary to read a post. "
@randy-adams
• one month ago
• comments: 0
Posted a response to "I only see original post in a discussion, not replies..?":
Posted a response to "I only see original post in a discussion, not replies..?":
"You ain't the only one Kendra I don't get it either a lot of the time.
Not looking for suggestions/explanations. "
@randy-adams
• one month ago
• comments: 7
Posted a new Comment on Oh Lord, What A Morning:
Posted a new Comment on Oh Lord, What A Morning:
"Like it about a ton & a half kwl. : ) You're pulling some tone outa there."
@randy-adams
• one month ago
• comments: 7
Liked a music item created by @ken-longfield: Oh Lord, What A Morning
Liked a music item created by @ken-longfield: Oh Lord, What A Morning
@randy-adams
• one month ago
• comments: 21
Posted a new Comment on Noter vs. fingerdancing:
Posted a new Comment on Noter vs. fingerdancing:
"Noter uniquely makes sounds and moves. "
@randy-adams
• one month ago
• comments: 0
Liked a forum discussions item created by @strumelia: Kurt Vonnegut quote...
Liked a forum discussions item created by @strumelia: Kurt Vonnegut quote...
@randy-adams
• 2 months ago
• comments: 8
Posted a new Comment on 6 1/2 fret a hindrance?:
Posted a new Comment on 6 1/2 fret a hindrance?:
"Couple of Noter Basics:
Set noter on string no noise. Lift noter off of string no sound.
Move from fret to fret without sounding an in- between fret.
Belief..."
@randy-adams
• 2 months ago
• comments: 4
Liked a youtube item created by @robin-thompson: Watching Lightning Bugs
Liked a youtube item created by @robin-thompson: Watching Lightning Bugs
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Old dulcimer tuning dissatisfaction
I've explained this before and got blank stares so... Get bridge...
@Randy Adams last year - Comments: 5
Tune It Up Buttercup
Ever see those videos where random pieces laid on a table top when with...
@Randy Adams last year - Comments: 14
gettin in the groove
Everyone's heard that saying huh?....ya know.....musicians concentrate...
@Randy Adams 14 years ago - Comments: 6
A Bump in the Road
When I started playing the noter way I had trouble getting over the...
@Randy Adams 7 years ago - Comments: 2
Staple Frets
I can't find any ready made staples so am making some. Will black...
@Randy Adams 11 years ago - Comments: 9
Other Than Equal Temperament
Robin Clark has posted a thread about mean temperament and just...
@Randy Adams 8 years ago - Comments: 14
Slot Head
Wonder why I've never seen a slot head dulcimer? Seems as if there are...
@Randy Adams 9 years ago - Comments: 11
Lily Dale
Carl Anderton is a great banjo player who plays the old minstrel...
@Randy Adams 10 years ago - Comments: 8
Year of Jubilo / Kingdom Coming
What a good new group. We were needing something new to talk about....
@Randy Adams 10 years ago - Comments: 5
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Posted: Friday March 17 2023, 4:45 PM
By: @Robin Thompson
By: @Robin Thompson
Jouhikko/Tagelharpa
Posted: Saturday June 25 2022, 12:48 PM
By: @Mr. Woolery
By: @Mr. Woolery
If You Don't Somebody Else Will
Posted: Tuesday August 12 2014, 10:32 PM
By: @Robin Thompson
By: @Robin Thompson
Dulcimerville Euphoria
Posted: Tuesday June 12 2012, 11:06 PM
By: @John Keane
By: @John Keane
John Hartford
Posted: Tuesday April 10 2012, 8:17 AM
By: @john p
By: @john p
Muscle Memory?
Posted: Sunday September 4 2011, 10:39 PM
By: @Paul Certo
By: @Paul Certo
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02/08/19 08:31:43PM @robin-thompson:
Randy, I read your note to the guitar player in the house-- Markie & I are both tickled you like the record! Your music and approach to music have influenced me lots and we're honored you played Quittin' Time and let us use it. Hugs!
01/21/17 10:30:25PM @kevin-messenger:
Randy ,I tried to send a PM ,but, you are not following me so I couldn't . You have been putting up some real good stuff lately ,and I was wondering if I could put a couple on my website. Thanks Kevin. Keep putting out the good music.
10/30/12 05:47:36AM @robin-thompson:
Thanks again, Randy, for the comment about Quittin' Time at Essex Mine. Mark's guitar really makes the tune-- he's so good at putting together accompaniment! And I can blame you for keeping this 3 time thing alive in my head. lol
06/27/12 10:51:35AM @karen-keane:
You got that right. I wish you lived a little closer so we could have the time to jam and learn a bunch of new stuff from you. You are an awesome player and it's my honor to know ya!!!!
07/19/10 06:35:39AM @john-shaw:
Randy, those recordings with Aunt Jo are wonderful! What a sweet swing she had in her playing. The joy you both found in the music comes through beautifully. Cheers, John.
Randy, those recordings with Aunt Jo are wonderful! What a sweet swing she had in her playing. The joy you both found in the music comes through beautifully. Cheers, John.
07/19/10 04:09:16AM @robin-clark:
Hi Randy,Are those wonderful recording of you and Aunt Jo posted in a Forum or Group thead somewhere here on FOTMD. I'd love to read the story behind them.
Hi Randy,Are those wonderful recording of you and Aunt Jo posted in a Forum or Group thead somewhere here on FOTMD. I'd love to read the story behind them.
07/18/10 10:16:33AM @robin-thompson:
That's something that you only met once and got to share music. How good it is you've got the recordings! I love the music.
That's something that you only met once and got to share music. How good it is you've got the recordings! I love the music.
07/17/10 10:31:29AM @robin-thompson:
Randy, those tunes with your Aunt Jo are priceless! I flat love 'em! Is your Aunt Jo still living? What influence did she (or other family members) have on your music?
Randy, those tunes with your Aunt Jo are priceless! I flat love 'em! Is your Aunt Jo still living? What influence did she (or other family members) have on your music?
07/06/10 08:48:32PM @robin-thompson:
Here's a link, Randy, to the cd we learned "Only Remembered" off of: http://www.amazon.com/Third-Annual-Farewell-Reunion-Seeger/dp/B0000002LU I checked and even though the cd is unavailable, the sound sample for the song plays.
Here's a link, Randy, to the cd we learned "Only Remembered" off of: http://www.amazon.com/Third-Annual-Farewell-Reunion-Seeger/dp/B0000002LU I checked and even though the cd is unavailable, the sound sample for the song plays.
07/06/10 08:31:21PM @robin-thompson:
Randy, I appreciate your comments about "Only Remembered". Mark said he'd like to cut in some guitar (lead) on the break-- and it needs it for when I hop on harmony-- but he wasn't doing it this afternoon, so I uploaded the song anyway.Though any vocals from me always need work, I'm having all kinds of fun with this lap fiddle. Might even get good at it someday!
Randy, I appreciate your comments about "Only Remembered". Mark said he'd like to cut in some guitar (lead) on the break-- and it needs it for when I hop on harmony-- but he wasn't doing it this afternoon, so I uploaded the song anyway.Though any vocals from me always need work, I'm having all kinds of fun with this lap fiddle. Might even get good at it someday!
06/01/10 04:34:09AM @nick-osullivan:
Hi Randy,Glad you liked them. The first tunes is actually Norwegian (though it sounds very Irish) and the one in the middle is Flemish.Nick
Hi Randy,Glad you liked them. The first tunes is actually Norwegian (though it sounds very Irish) and the one in the middle is Flemish.Nick
05/30/10 09:09:39PM @robin-thompson:
I appreciate the comment about Soldier's Joy, Randy. I purposely slowed the tune so I could use the fat felt pick to play it to get that "flat-footing" sound. It didn't turn out too bad.
I appreciate the comment about Soldier's Joy, Randy. I purposely slowed the tune so I could use the fat felt pick to play it to get that "flat-footing" sound. It didn't turn out too bad.
05/26/10 11:09:01PM @robin-thompson:
Randy,Here's a banjo version with Adam Hurt: I've got it on Tom, Brad, and Alice's cd Carve that Possum . Their version is really nice.
Randy,Here's a banjo version with Adam Hurt: I've got it on Tom, Brad, and Alice's cd Carve that Possum . Their version is really nice.
05/26/10 04:56:21PM @robin-thompson:
Randy,Do you play Glory in the Meetinghouse on any of your instruments? If so, would you put it on your list of tunes to record and post? Please?
Robin
Randy,Do you play Glory in the Meetinghouse on any of your instruments? If so, would you put it on your list of tunes to record and post? Please?
Robin
05/12/10 09:05:06PM @robin-thompson:
That was a really nice thing to say about my over-sized fiddle, Randy. I deleted the tune just a bit ago here on FOTMD because I'm not satisfied with how "Goin' to Boston" came out. Been working on trying to record it again for my ezFolk page so I can replace what I've got there with, I hope, something better. Though bowing is not easy, it sure is fun!
That was a really nice thing to say about my over-sized fiddle, Randy. I deleted the tune just a bit ago here on FOTMD because I'm not satisfied with how "Goin' to Boston" came out. Been working on trying to record it again for my ezFolk page so I can replace what I've got there with, I hope, something better. Though bowing is not easy, it sure is fun!
03/13/10 06:24:37PM @robin-thompson:
Randy's singing of Peg 'n' Awl was sung as a lament. Moving. And as pertinent today as ever.Think it over, putting it back up, I mean. You really sang it so fine, Randy.
Randy's singing of Peg 'n' Awl was sung as a lament. Moving. And as pertinent today as ever.Think it over, putting it back up, I mean. You really sang it so fine, Randy.
03/10/10 05:50:48PM @john-henry:
Heck Randy, if I can sing on paltalk you surely can here, I enjoyed it!Regards, JohnH
Heck Randy, if I can sing on paltalk you surely can here, I enjoyed it!Regards, JohnH
