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Now, time for some Old Time Music...that's the name for a family of traditional Appalachian folk music styles that will be featured at a brand new festival this weekend. The father-and-son musical duo, Ken and Brad Kolodner, have organized the first-ever Baltimore Old Time Music Festival this weekend at the Creative Alliance in East Baltimore. Starting tonight and running through tomorrow night, there will be performances by dozens of musicians from near and far, a variety of workshops and even a square dance to celebrate the roots and old-time music scene here in Baltimore. In addition to the Kolodners, musical acts include the Corn Potato String Band, Molsky’s Mountain Drifters, and the two musical guests who join us now in Studio A. Linda Jean Stokley and Montana Hobbs comprise the duo called The Local Honeys. They’re from Kentucky, and they specialize in the unique string and vocal harmonies of Appalachian folk music, playing both traditional and original songs. Today in Studio A, the duo play three originals: ----The Cigarette Trees,---- a song Linda Jean wrote about Kentucky's strip mining operations; ----The Beattyville Bomber,---- a song by Montana about some of the folks in her hometown; and a folk tune they learned from songwriter Shirley Collins called ----Space Girl.----We livestreamed The LocalHoney's performance today on WYPR's Facebook page. Watch it here.

A legend of American Old-Time music, Bruce Molsky shares his story and philosophy towards playing traditional folk music with reverence, respect, and personal expression. He talks about his story falling head over heels for American folk music and names some of his heroes and mentors in the Round Peak style that is one of the roots of his sound.  www.brucemolsky.com www.mountaindrifters.com

In this episode, recorded in front of a live audience at the Sierra Fiddle Camp, clawhammer banjoist Allison de Groot shares her story of delving deep into the Appalachian Banjo tradition while growing up in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She talks about working with luminaries like Bruce Molsky and Tatiana Hargreaves and talks about her work researching the playing of great woman banjo players from the past.  The opening tune "Wabash Blues" is from the playing of Virginian banjo player Hobart Smith but originally entered the tradition from the playing of an enslaved African musician. The set of tunes at the end starts with "Frederick's Jig" written by Allison and finishes with the classic traditional tune "Buffalo Gals". For more about Allison check out her website: www.allisondegroot.com

This week, preeminent old time fiddler Bruce Molsky and his Molsky’s Mountain Drifters recorded live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Moon Mullins performing the tune “Tiptoe Through the Tulips.” Author, folklorist, and songwriter Charley Sandage presents a portrait of the M&NA railroad of the Ozarks, featuring an original song & interview from Tom Simmons, the very first director of the Ozark Folk Center. Bruce Molsky is a self-described “street kid” from the Bronx who bailed on college and big city life for a cold-water cabin in Virginia in the 1970s. His mission?  To soak up the passion that was dramatically upending his parent’s life plan for him  – authentic Appalachian mountain music – at the feet of its legendary pioneers, old masters who are now long gone. Molsky’s Mountain Drifters also includes banjoist Allison de Groot and guitarist & singer Stash Wyslouch.   Today, Bruce Molsky is one of the most revered “multi-hyphenated career” ambassadors for America’s old-time mountain music. For decades, he’s been a globetrotting performer and educator, a recording artist with an expansive discography including seven solo albums, well over a dozen collaborations and two Grammy-nominations. He’s also the classic “musician’s musician” – a man who’s received high praise from diverse fans and collaborators like Linda Ronstadt, Mark Knopfler, Celtic giants Donal Lunny and Andy Irvine, jazzer Bill Frisell and dobro master Jerry Douglas, a true country gentleman by way of the Big Apple aptly dubbed “the Rembrandt of Appalachian fiddlers” by virtuoso violinist and sometimes bandmate Darol Anger.   Molsky digs deep to transport audiences to another time and place, with his authentic feel for and the unearthing of almost-forgotten rarities from the Southern Appalachian songbook. His foils are not only his well-regarded fiddle work, but banjo, guitar and his distinctly resonant vocals.  From tiny folk taverns in the British Isles to huge festival stages to his ongoing workshops at the renowned Berklee College of Music, Molsky seduces audiences with a combination of rhythmic and melodic virtuosity and relaxed conversational wit – a uniquely humanistic, downhome approach that can make Carnegie Hall feel like a front porch or parlor jam session. - https://www.mountaindrifters.com In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Moon Mullins performing the tune “Tiptoe Through the Tulips,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Author, folklorist, and songwriter Charley Sandage presents an historical portrait of the people, events, and indomitable spirit of Ozark culture that resulted in the creation of the Ozark Folk Center State Park and its enduring legacy of music and craft. This episode brings us a portrait of the M&NA railroad of the Ozarks, featuring an original song & interview from Tom Simmons, the very first director of the Ozark Folk Center.

COEFF 4 - Dites moi donc Les Tireux d’Roches - La traversée des amants Blas - Night in Nanchang Nicolas Pellerin et les grands hurleurs - Souricière Les portageux - Mon mari               205e épsiode avec de la musique de COEFF 4, Blas, Les portageux , Coig et plusieurs autres! Le Diable à Cinq - Le step du gros chine loup De temps antan - La brune habillé en soie Joanna Hyde & Tadhg O Meachair - On For The Foxes Coig - Four to Get Ready Floriane Blancke - Molly Na gCuach Ni Chualleannan Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas - Silver and Stuff Nicolas Pellerin et Olivier Demers - M’en revenant des noces Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Metis Set

Donovan Woods - On The Night You Stay Home Bill & Joel Plaskett - Blank Cheque Canailles - Backflips Angel Olsen - Not Gonna Kill You Punch Brothers - Movement and Location The Fretless - Mary’s Jigs Bon Débarras - L’abondance des saisons Luke Winslow-King - Watch Me Go Jack Grelle - These Walls Crow and the Canyon - Stephanie Foghorn Stringband - John Hardy Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Barlow Knife

Old Crow Medicine Show - Black-Haired Québécoise Caleb Klauder & Reeb Wilms - New Shoes Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Grandad’s Favorite & Flatwoods Kory Quinn & The Quinntessentials - Black Gold Blues Jon & Roy - Dark Side Bill & Joel plaskett - Solidarity Fred Fortin - Oiseau The Devil Makes Three - I am the Man Thomas Nathan Bowles - Jonah / Poor Liza Jane Bolduc Tout Croche - L’Option et L’Obligatoire Tom Brosseau - Fit To Be Tied  Glen Hansard - Grace Beneath the Pines Kaia Kater - White Jenny Berkel - St.Denis

Galant, tu perds ton temps - Au bord de la fontaine Hommage aux ainés - J'en ai pas plus long (L'irlandais) Molsky's Mountain Drifters - Between the Wars Nathan Gourley & Joey Abata - Cheer Up Old Hag Laura Cortese -  Clelia's and The Road Home Celtic Fiddle Festival - Kas Ha Barh Anne Girard Esposito - Sous les arbres Katie McNally Trio - Donald John The Tailor Ange Hardy & Lukas Drinkwater - Ma Grandfathers Andrew Finn Magill - A Beautiful Ending Soulwood - Boumbadiboum Ten Strings and a goat skin - Igen-Magic Mark-Alan Macpherson of Mosspark Barrule - The Wheel of Fire  

Galant, tu perds ton temps - Au bord de la fontaine Hommage aux ainés - J’en ai pas plus long (L’irlandais) Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Between the Wars Nathan Gourley & Joey Abata - Cheer Up Old Hag Laura Cortese -  Clelia's and The Road Home Celtic Fiddle Festival - Kas Ha Barh Anne Girard Esposito - Sous les arbres Katie McNally Trio - Donald John The Tailor Ange Hardy & Lukas Drinkwater - Ma Grandfathers Andrew Finn Magill - A Beautiful Ending Soulwood - Boumbadiboum Ten Strings and a goat skin - Igen-Magic Mark-Alan Macpherson of Mosspark Barrule - The Wheel of Fire  

The Nordic Fiddler Bloc - Hjaltaren Jenna Moynihan - The Eagle’s Whistle Artiq Session - 1665 / Air Natalie Haas & Alasdair Fraser - Grand Etang / Hull’s Reel Soulwood - Qui me passera le bois ? The Bombadils - Wild Mountain Thyme Nicolas Pellerin & Les grands Hurleurs - Sourcière Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Grandad’s Favorite & Flatwoods Talisk - Waterfall Crépuscule - The Gentle Shepherd Barbo - Fille à Marier / Le Diable au corps Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Grandad’s Favorite & Flatwoods Fasta - Trim the Velvet / Reel d’Alma / Foxhunter’s

Talisk - Echo Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Metis Set The East Pointers - Secret Victory Slow Moving Cloud - Hatchet Field Vasen - Flippen The Nordic Fiddlers Bloc - Talon’s Trip To Thompson Island Breabach - The Last March Fullset - The First of Winter Vishten - Je vous aime tant Yves Lambert Trio - Ma Déraison Lyy - Lindbladska Lilla Détournement Majeur - Pot-pourri de Jules Verret Andrew Finn Magill - The Castle Hornpipe Nicolas Pellerin et les grands hurleurs - Crowfoot - Alaudidae - Le ciel se marie avec la mer

Tire le coyote - Jeux Vidéo Speedy Johnson - Lay My Burden Down Molsky’s Mountain Drifters - Between The Wars Joe K Walsh - Never More Will Roam 3hattrio - Blood River Coty Hogue - Redtail Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms - C’est le moment Olivier Belisle - Alliance The Bombadils - Train in the Night Sara Dufour - Tu dors encore Canailles - Bécik The Devil Makes Tree - Drunken Hearted Man Bernard Adamus - Les étoiles du match Slocan Ramblers - Streamline Cannonball Le Winston Band - J’ai fait la fête