Hiram Stamper 1985 brushy fork of johns creek

[@priesteresmarietje4772]

I knew Sue, his daughter and also her daughters. And of course Sue was an excellent singer. They were our neighbors. In 1966, they took me down to Hindman. I was only 9 years old. We slept in the family cabin and I remember Mr. Stamper taking his fiddle out. The memory is still fresh in my mind. 🎻💖

[@cledisstamper8962]

My great uncle harm, lived in the house as a baby, remember art harm very well. And remember uncle Robin

[@thepourdawg]

My great grandpa ,, What a joy to have this archived .. Thank you .

[@jbdavis2933]

What were you told about where/ when he learned this?

[@Fonzymucha]

Thanks for posting this gem.

[@bagong8073]

This is old stuff and needs to be looked at in relation to the current commonly played version. To melodize, flatten out, change the circle, erase the syncopation, to my mind is a grave mistake. Thanks to the posters to keep the authenticity of the tune alive...

[@Clomwellschimdt]

Well his son Art plays it much more straight.

[@Shade_tree_garage01]

@@arg4725 shut your ass with your "fancy" words for they speak nothing but ignorance, an authentic form of music is play as it was played originally, anything different is but a copy and not authentic, you cant play bluegrass if its Hick hop, you cant play country if its rock, you cant play rock if its rap.

[@johnnyreb6376]

thanks!!!