Shortnin' Bread- Anissa Burnett fiddler & ETSU Old Time Ramblers, ACMA 23rd Leon Kiser Tribute Show
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2019
- New show is coming April 19- check this out: • Reese Shipley Memorial...
Great fiddle lead featuring tune "Shortnin' Bread" by Anissa Burnett from Boone, North Carolina and the ETSU Old Time Ramblers.
I have always admired the the talent and professionalism of Anissa and Kathleen Burnett on the fiddle and most other stringed instruments since they first performed five years ago at the the 2014 Johnson County Old Time Fiddlers Convention in Laurel Bloomery, Tennessee. They are veterans of the Watauga County JAM in Boone, North Carolina and much credit for their music upbringing goes to Cecil Gurganus, one the mentors for many in that JAM organization. Cecil is one of the five musicians along with Anissa and Kathleen in the popular regional old time string band, "Strictly Strings".
Anissa in fiddle competition with Kathleen on guitar at the 2019 Surry Old Time Fiddlers Convention playing "Shortnin' Bread": • "Shortnin' Bread"- 2nd...
East Tennessee State University Old Time Ramblers
Conner Vlietstra- bass
Kathleen Burnett- guitar
Anissa Burnett- fiddle
Keenan Lucky Smith-- banjo
23rd Leon Kiser Memorial Tribute Show 23 February 2019
Participating Bands In Order Of Performance
Kiser Family (no music- Greg Kiser speaks of his father)
Duty Free
Breaking Tradition
Grant Maloy Smith
East Tennessee State University Old-Time Ramblers
Troublesome Hollow
Raymond McClain and The Mountain Music Ambassadors
(from Morehead State University, Kentucky Center for Traditional Music)
(Intermission)
East Tennessee State University Bluegrass Pride Band
Presley Barker with Andy Stinnett
High Test Grass
J.P. Mathis and Fiddling Leona
The Magic City Polecat Playboys
Doyle Lawson (with friends from the show)
Presentation of Awards:
Finale- All Bands sing "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"
The Appalachian Cultural Music Association (A.C.M.A) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization formed by a group of volunteers to promote, enhance and perpetuate the music of the Southern Appalachian Region. Bluegrass, old time, Celtic, classic country, gospel and Americana music was born in or has influenced the music of this region.
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