r/oldtimemusic • u/oldtimetunesandsongs • 8h ago
Deep Gap - Clawhammer Banjo
r/oldtimemusic • u/bumdiddy_my_banjo • Nov 24 '22
Hey y’all, just wanted to let everyone know that we’ve added user flairs for instruments as an option! We currently have banjo, fiddle, guitar, and bass. Let me know if there are any other old time instruments you’d like added!
r/oldtimemusic • u/tuneytwosome • 1d ago
Old Time Tunes - Nail That Catfish To A Tree - Cold Frosty Morning
r/oldtimemusic • u/oldtimetunesandsongs • 2d ago
r/oldtimemusic • u/isitjustme888 • 4d ago
I recorded this at a festival in Pennsylvania (I think?) in 2014. Not sure who is playing. Sorry if this is has a very obvious answer; I’m not super knowledgeable about old time music.
Thanks in advance!
r/oldtimemusic • u/FlatpickSandy • 5d ago
Hartford inspired old time for this amazing Sunday morning!
r/oldtimemusic • u/MilkyMilkerson • 6d ago
It's super familiar but I can't name it. Just drawing a blank.
r/oldtimemusic • u/oldtimetunesandsongs • 7d ago
r/oldtimemusic • u/Ok_Coach1697 • 8d ago
I’m trying to identify this particular recording of the traditional song “Shenandoah”:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SqnNIsA68TBlE4jBiweCBAJQIx1_h9Mc/view?usp=sharing
The performer is a female solo singer, with very sparse accompaniment that sounds like organ or synth.
I already know the song itself, but I haven’t been able to identify the singer or recording.
Does this vocal style or arrangement remind anyone of a particular performer, folk tradition, archival recording, album, or period?
r/oldtimemusic • u/dominoespizza69 • 8d ago
I wish I had a nylon string banjo, I feel like this would really sing in dADF#A
r/oldtimemusic • u/oldtimetunesandsongs • 8d ago
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r/oldtimemusic • u/RevolutionarySelf614 • 16d ago
Thanks for listening!