Bruce Molsky and Rafe Stefanini fiddling "Red Steer" at the Mt Airy Fiddlers Convention, 1994

Bruce Molsky and Rafe Stefanini fiddling "Red Steer" at the Mt Airy Fiddlers Convention, 1994, accompanied by David Winston on banjo and Kevin Enoch on guitar.

[@mikeryan4742]

You have a treasure trove of beautiful music on this channel ...

[@Gerrythijssen]

Among the finest music on earth !! Heavenly !!!!
Gerry Thijssen, Oeffelt Holland.

[@johnwalker4642]

Bruce's fiddle looks to be brand new!

[@Clomwellschimdt]

God David Winston is fucking killing it jeez louise.

[@pcalvinski]

I really need to get back to Mt. Airy. This is why. Thanks for sharing this.

[@limesquared]

Oh how wonderful!

[@gutbucket260]

Wow ! This goes back a ways. Thanks for posting.

[@virginiaoflaherty2983]

Wish I was there, looks about 95 degrees.

[@HH-hj6mx]

Damn that's good!

[@mikegoldberg5261]

rocking good

[@dbadagna]

Wonderful! If you add the names of the musicians to the video description above, it will make it easier for people to find this video.
You could also add the name of the tune to the video title and video description: according to Bruce Molsky, it is called "Red Steer."

[@HerrVidiot]

dbadagna If you message whatever information you have I will add it.

[@dbadagna]

Great, the fiddlers are Bruce Molsky (left) and Rafe Stefanini (right), and someone already gave the names of the banjo and guitar players in a comment just below. The tune is "Red Steer." Both Rafe Stefanini and Bruce Molsky have just commented about this video on Facebook, with Stefanini posting it to his page a few days ago, then Molsky saying, "Just knocked me out to see this video, I didn't even know it existed."

[@jayladin2783]

David Winston on banjo, Jevin Enoch on guitar. Tune by Gary Harrison?

[@JakeMBlount]

The tune is from Dykes' Magic City Trio, but it definitely sounds like it could be one of Garry's!

[@Lanestunes123]

Maybe you are thinking of Garry's "Red Prairie Dawn" tune? The interwebs say "Red Steer" is sourced to a fiddler named John Dykes but not 100% on that. Both tunes I love. These two amazing in 1994 just like they are today. wow

[@MifaMila58]

Who is playing banjo and who is playing guitar, please? This is great,thanks.

[@banjosole]

David Winston on banjo and I think Kevin Enoch on guitar

[@AndreaVergaMusic]

Banjo tuning?
Thank you

[@anthonybalzarini-leonhart8562]

@@AndreaVergaMusic just learned the song from the recording. It’s in key of A: EC#AEa (or capo 2 from standard G tuning).