Bill and the Bells (music)

[Sigarms]

Caught them last night with my father at a local music hall.

Very talented IMO.

From Johnson City, Tennessee

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Holy smoke! I love it! I wonder if the gal on the right is playing a 4 string banjo, or if it's a banjo mandolin.

 

[Richard]

Would that be a Bandolin??

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Would that be a Bandolin??

If you wish...

Mandolin-banjo - Wikipedia

The short neck suggests it's a banjo-mandolin (4 string).

 

[Sigarms]

Holy smoke! I love it! I wonder if the gal on the right is playing a 4 string banjo, or if it's a banjo mandolin.

Honestly don't know. There were a couple of differnt groups playing and there was every kind of string instrument you could imagine on stage. I know she played a couple of different string instruments.

If you liked that one...

Kind of kicking myself for not staying afterwards and buy a CD but it was past both me and my dad's bedtime by the time we left LOL

Interesting group dynamic in that the male vocalist (from Colorado) and female violinis (from Alaska) are both professors at East Tennessee State.

EDIT, not certain if it's a fiddle or violin:laughing:

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Honestly don't know. There were a couple of differnt groups playing and there was every kind of string instrument you could imagine on stage. I know she played a couple of different string instruments.

If you liked that one...

Kind of kicking myself for not staying afterwards and buy a CD but it was past both me and my dad's bedtime by the time we left LOL

Interesting group dynamic in that the male vocalist (from Colorado) and female violinis (from Alaska) are both professors at East Tennessee State.

EDIT, not certain if it's a fiddle or violin:laughing:

It's a fiddle in Oklahoma; and I suspect in North Carolina too.

 

[Streetcar]

It's a fiddle in Oklahoma; and I suspect in North Carolina too.

I heard itzhsk perlman call himself a fiddle player