Lovely playing man. Cheers FROM Georgia

I love You techer merci beaucoup ❤

Excellent job presenting this!

Those licks at the intro/beginning....Excellent.

Very informative and enjoyable! I was first introduced to the georgia bow in "Ebenezer".

Great stuff as always Chris. Yes the beautiful sound of the chop stopping 🙂 In context it is wonderful but a good way to get the vocalist, mandolin player, drummer and even the damn banjo player upset with you if overdone or sometimes done at all. Nice variations on the redhead throughout the vid.

Very helpful -- thanks, Chris!

really good lesson!

For Bile em Cabbage Down, are you using an Open A?

Good lesson Chris. I relearned this tune

Excellent and inspiring video! I've bookmarked it and will be coming back to it for months to come. Thank you!

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Informative, educational and interesting Chris. Thank you. 👍

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Thanks Chris. From an old Zumzeaux fan.

Muito bom sua aula,. talvez Eu transponha para minha Harmonica. Fico grato

When I first saw the title, I thought for a second you were doing New Orleans by Trampled by Turtles.

Free thumbs up to anyone who can tell me the name of the hornpipe at 9:10

merci beaucoup pour toutes ces explications très claires.

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Thanks Chris. Like a lot of people, I’ve always loved this song. 😉

This has always been by far my favorite reel, and though I don’t play myself, it’s fascinating watching you teach it, especially the bowing technique. Thanks for this treat!

Great description. WHile I really like bluegrass, Old Time is much more my thing, and much more like music sessions in the UK and Ireland.

Thanks for doing this. Been dying to learn this song.

Wow, there's a lot going on in this tune! People were pushing me at one time to go to contests. I started looking in to what it would take to be worthwhile and said no way!

great lesson

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Brilliant tutor and underrated channel. An absolutely wonderful resource. Thank you!

!!! THANKS CHRIS !!!! IS GREAT THIS TUNE. !!!

Hii! I loved your video ! Would be possible to send me the score? Thank you !

What kind of unprofesional music circles do you move in where they don't communicate even the song or the key that they're going to be on? That's not only unprofessional, but also exceptionally rude.

You are missing a lot of notes. Oh boy. I think you might be holding the bow wrong too.

you have the best videos for fiddle wow.

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Hey there, just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to make this. Really helped, much appreciated. If possible could you send me the sheet music for fisherman's bules, calling from Australia. Thanks.

I’ve been wanting to learn how to “let loose” on the fiddle but felt stuck for some time now. The hardest part is that I don’t know what I need to learn. I’m so happy to have found this channel because it has given me direction. These videos are golden! I’m so excited to go try these licks 😊

Very good, iwork it out with guitar and mandolin,1👍👍👍

Nice..i nned close ups of left hand more.. I'm a guitar player just starting to really get the fiddle.. but I need the left hand close up.. thanks man I love your playing..

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Sir Johnny Gimble played fiddle on The FiremanThankd

I love this song! Thanks for teaching it.

Thanks, interesting points!

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Jazzgrass musicians, especially Vassar, had several full collaborations with respected jazz musicians. But western swing never found respectability among jazz musicians, until recent years with a couple of jazz musicians' vanity projects that revisited the western swing that they grew up with (and left), like Buck Pizzarelli collaborating with Doug Jernigan. Or Mark O'Connor's Hot Swing Trio, after he found respectability in NYC. I'm guessing that traditional jazz instruments were largely musically incompatible with western swing's pedal steel guitar, despite its acknowledged difficulty to master.

I'm a big fan of your channel and hate to bring bad news but Mark was playing guitar on that track, not fiddle. On a positive note, you've done a very solid interpretation of the work done by Woody Paul, which is still no small accomplishment. I always found Woody's style hard to imitate but you got this one pretty good.

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An interesting challenge.... thank you, Chris! 🇨🇦

Hola la canción es de Tokyo ska Paradise verdad?