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fiddlers

  • Rayna Gellert
    Rayna Gellert is one of the finest Old-Time fiddle players around. The site has some great mp3 clips from her album Ways Of The World.
  • Bruce Molsky
    Possibly the single greatest live performance I've ever seen was Bruce Molsky at the Sweet Sunny South festival some years ago.
  • Chris Wood
    This man is truly one of the greats, and he is among us! Don't miss an opportunity to see him play.

things to do with ben

  • Download dolor ipse
    Ben Paley & Tab Hunter's acclaimed 1999 CD is now available for download in mp3 format from www.efolkmusic.org - good news, eh?
  • blazing strings
    Website of Ben Paley & Tab Hunter. It's been off-line since the domain name lapsed and we lost it to some unscrupulous outfit, but we're back now at a similar address.
  • Sara Grey & Kieron Means
    Sara and Kieron are great players and lovely, funny people; I hope we'll be playing together for a long time to come.
  • Pictures of Sara, Kieron and Ben
    Some pictures of Sara, Kieron and Ben from 2008's Sidmouth Folk Week
  • Seaford movie
    A kaleidoscopic video by Tony Willett of Ben and Tab at Seaford Folk Club in early 2006, playing Sally Gooden. And lots of rotating stout.
  • Jim's birthday movie
    Filmed on a mobile phone, I suspect, in Jim's front room, Tab and I and Tab's son Jake play my tune the Shooting Star.
  • myspace
    Same stuff as here, mostly, only not as much of it...

other music

  • Tom Paley
    Those of you who don't know my dad should check this out - it's a video of him playing and singing the Sporting Life Blues on his beautiful old guitar.
  • Joe Locker
    I play with the great Joe Locker in the New Deal String Band - this main link is to some information about his solo album, and here's a video clip of Joe and Mike Whellans in 1984. And you might be interested to read about his work with Rosie Davis and Bob Winquist too.
  • KentFolk
    Beau Webber works very hard for traditional music in Kent, and kentFolk has its own section on efolkmusic.org too. Lots of worthwhile stuff on both sites.

friends