Tunes from Matt Brown

A selection of tunes from Matt Brown, one of the rising stars in the old-time music firmament.

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Roscoe

Matt sez: “Roscoe comes to us from the great Kyle Creed of Surry County, North Carolina. The tune is named after guitar player Roscoe Russell. This one is great for dances!”
Roscoe slow

Fire on the Mountain

“This version of Fire On the Mountain is one of my all-time favorite tunes. And not enough people play it. Isham (pronounced “Ice-um”) Monday of Monroe County, Kentucky played this beautiful tune with lots of drones, and in a low cross-tuning. I’m in AEAE on this version, but you can get most of the notes (if not all of the drones) in standard tuning.”
Fire on the Mountain slow

Cumberland Gap
“This is Burnett & Rutherford’s version of the classic Cumberland Gap. It’s sweet, simple, and in G.”

Cumberland Gap slow

Matt Brown visits the Fiddle Club of the World meeting on Sunday, May 2 at 6:30pm at the Leadway Bar & Gallery (5233 N. Damen) in Chicago. Click here to register.

Filed under: Tunes by Paul | April 18, 2010 | Comments (0)


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