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That is very very nice love a duet

Wonderful! So talented and what a beautiful sounding autoharp.

Joann Smith is the Angel of autoharps. I just ❤ her.

Back to the roots.

Amazing Grace is beautiful.

Jo Ann Smith is awesome. So good. Thanks for sharing this.

Nice!........................................................

Good singing and playing.

What a treat! Never seen Jay Belt fiddling. I got the album "Fiddling Jay Belt" from the public library in my first year of fiddling. Though the percussion was a bit heavy the fiddling and tunes were fantastic. I learned Cricket On The Hearth, Eighth Of January, Diana Waltz by ear and still remember them today! Would love to find a digital or streaming version someday.

Beautiful!

MISS U RON!

Funny Memory: Here in CT/USA, around 1980-81, I taught elementary music, and I was personally interested in the whole "traditional folk scene". In the Hartford Public Library, I found a 16mm film about the West Coast folk scene that looked interesting for my students to watch. I recall some memorable scenes of the Sweet's Mill campouts. It was a very good chance for my students to see people playing and singing the styles that I often played recordings of in class. Thankfully, I fired up the projector and previewed the film after school, primarily listening to the musical aspects. Although I was also doing desk work at the same time, something caught my eye! It turned out that here was a 6-7 second skinny dipping scene during one of the songs! Since I still wanted to show the film, I figured out exactly where the scene occurred. During every class I would walk over to the projector and mumble something about technical troubles, then suddenly turn down the "brightness" knob at precisely the correct time. Worked like a charm! It would surely have been a problem if my 6th graders reported that Mr Carbonneau was showing them movies of naked hippies! Perhaps it would interest some of you that we have had a group here in the Hartford CT area for 50+ years called the "Portable Folk Festival". The origin of our name is lost to the ages, but i would bet that it comes from this West Coast gang. In fact, when Jim Ringer and Mary McCaslain played at our local "Sounding Board" coffeehouse in the early 80s, Jim made a comment, "Hmmmm I hear that you have a group here called "The Portable Folk Festival" ..... Such a catchy name! (eye roll)." Mary gave him a "shut up" look, and he sheepishly chuckled like he was being naughty. (As a member of the group he referenced, I remembered this quick exchange.) There is an audio tape of that concert floating around somewhere here in CT. I had it for a while on cassette.

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Drifting the evening through My home so warm, but in the Cool of the dark. May the night fall from the sky.

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Are you working on a video of Winter Weekend 2024? I was one of the open stage performers.

Excellent!! God Bless You and Your Family!! Jimmy in NC...

Buona musica e tanto COUNTRY, siete veramente molto bravi e brave!

Beautiful!!😊

Thank you Karen. Really miss our Cambria gatherings.

Cool Karen. I had no idea you played banjo too!

Thank you Carey and Karen! I enjoyed reliving this moment. Thank you for this recording.

Wonderful to see Evo and hear these histories of our shared musical heritage...and to hear the quotes from our dear friends...thanks, again, Evo..

OMG Cory-Love it!

Love your music on the Autoharp, Jo Anne. You play beautifully, so relaxing and entertaining to listen to.

I like it

Miss you, RT ❤❤❤

I can´t believe that this video doesn´t got a like. Here´s mine! So great! Thanks for uploading! Hugs from Acapulco.

Brilliant! Thank you, Andy

Love love love love….your instrumentation! You are a fabulous music sharer!!! Thank you thank you for this wonderful concert! 🌸🎶🎶🎶🎶✨✨✨

This was a lovely, relaxing video.

Found by accident. I am SOOOOO pleased!! Thank you very much.❤❤❤

This is part of why God created music.

Sorry to say, but it all sounds the same, a boring toy pling-pling-pling with no tonal differences. After listening for a few minutes, the pling-pling sound and frequency (without any sort of "bassline") are making me quite nervous.

Wow. Transporting.

beautiful

Truly beautiful, my sister played a auto harp and a guitar now .

Beautiful music😍😍😍😍

This the most beautiful music I have ever heard played on the autoharp! Thank you.

I miss Cambria Picking in the Pines. It was w wonderful event. I am so glad Karen that you captured these precious moments!

Fantastisch: Topp Spiel und Sound!

Nice job, Prairie Potluck!

Here's a song suggestion, Emmylou Harris is singing in it,- ruclips.net/video/r7OUxw26KL0/видео.html&ab_channel=TheBootleggers-Topic

I don't think angels could make sweeter music. Thank you for sharing.

I cant get it through my mind, Ron is still here!!! He never played the same way twice and thats a fact. I miss the hell out of him, he was for sure my brother, cant wait to see you again!!

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Love to you all!!!!

Any RT live performance was laced with dynamite.

Great playing