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Fiddler Magazine's General Store Fiddler Magazine’s General Store The “Possum up a Gum Stump” collection (quantities limited) Note: Credit card payments only accepted through PayPal (visit fiddle.com). Special Offers: T-shirts: Short-sleeved, 100% cotton, • A few back issues (marked below) are free, while supplies last (+ postage). black design. Made in USA (Bayside). • Bonus with 3-year subscriptions: Free back issue or extra stickers! • Men’s willow green. S-3X: $17.50 • Any 10 back issues: $30 plus postage. (Note: Men’s 3X is Carolina blue) 1 If you’d like some referral cards to earn free issues, please check • Women’s Carolina blue. S-2X: $17.50 the box under “Ordered by” on the other side of this form. (Caution: Women’s large is bright teal.) 6 for $5. BACK ISSUES (Quantities limited.We have one or two copies of a few is- Possum Note Cards. sues not listed here. If you’re looking for a particular issue, please inquire.) Possum Stickers. 3” circle. $1. Fall ’95: Donegal Fiddling; Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh; Canray Fontenot; Oliver Schroer; “Cindy” Lyrics; Fiddling in the 1700s; Fiddling Bob Taylor… Summer 97: Kentucky Fiddling; Bruce Greene; Stuart Duncan; Pierre Schryer… Fiddler Ball Caps. Low-profile graph- Win. ’97/’98: NY State Fiddling; Jay Ungar; James Kelly; Björn Ståbi; Alan Lomax… ite grey chino twill with white embroi- Winter ’98/’99: Randal Bays; Jean-Luc Ponty; J.P. Fraley; Tony and JayDean dery. D-ring slider. $17.50. Made in USA Ludiker; Alicia Svigals; Olov Johansson; Bruno Stefanini… Spring ’99: Welsh; Ralph Blizard; Julie Lyonn Lieberman; Donegal’s James Byrne… (Americap). Summer ’99: Athabaskan; Gwich’in Fiddler Bill Stevens; Máire O’Keeffe; Pete Clark; Randy Elmore; Richard Greene; Apache Violin Maker Chesley Wilson… Visit fiddle.com for a few more items – Fall ’99: Benny Martin; Carl MacKenzie; Kaila Flexer; Robert Bowlin… some on sale! Spring ’03: Doug Kershaw; Brendan McGlinchey; Arto Järvelä; Seán Smyth; Taraf de Haïdouks; History of Swing to Bebop, Part II… Summer ’17: Finland’s Mauno Järvelä & Näppäri; Michigan’s Judy Raber & Jim Summer ’03: Dan Gellert; Rayna Gellert; Bobby Hicks; Paddy Glackin… McKinney; Lonnie Robertson: Radio Fiddler, Part I; Shauncey Ali; Andy Reiner; Spring ’09: Laurie Lewis; Martin Hayes; Oisín Mac Diarmada; Roy Crawford; Sam Sweeney; Harald Haugaard; Maggie Estes White … Mads Tolling; Leonard Finseth; Steel String Showdown… Fall ’17: Alasdair Fraser; Fergal Scahill; Remembering Vassar Clements; 10 String Winter ’09/’10: Tribute to Jerry Holland; Dudley Laufman; The Portland Collection; Symphony; Ryan Delahoussaye; Lonnie Robertson, Part II… Suzy Thompson; Fiddle Maker Paul Bradley; Repairers Frank & Ron Stewart… Winter ’17’/18: Anna Roberts-Gevalt; Deanie Richardson; Gypsy Jazz; Joe Venuti… Spring ’10: Matt Brown; Deborah Greenblatt; Paul Davenport on English Fiddling… Summer ’18: Liz Carroll; Corrina Rose Logston Stephens; Robin LeBlanc; Dougie Summer ’10: Seamus McGuire; Buddy Pendleton; Mats Edén; Nashville # System… MacLean; John Mailander; Texas Fiddle Legends… Winter ’10/’11: Ireland’s Kane Sisters; Calum MacKinnon; Cookie Segelstein 2… Fall ’18: Jay Ungar & Molly Mason; Remembering Stacy Phillips; Belen Escobedo; Spring ’12: Becky Buller; Tammy Rogers; Jennifer Wrigley/Orkney; Bamboo Bows… Fiddlin’ Banjo Billy Mathews; Violin Maker Jennifer Halenar… Summer ’12: Jeremy Abshire; Don Woodcock; Virg Evans; Kate Rickenbacker… Winter ’18’/19: Seán Heely; Rebecca Lomnicky; Aynsley Porchak; Update from Fall ’12: Hanneke Cassel; Eddie Stubbs I; L’Angelus’ Stephen Rees; Gordon Gunn… Mexico; Remembering Tommy Peoples; Libby Rodenbough; Niklas Rimmerfors… Winter ’12/’13: Eddie Stubbs II; Pete Clark I; Andy Stein; Jason Carter; Norway’s Spring ’19: 25th Anniv.; Phil Salazar; Anya Burgess; Brittany Haas; Beth Cohen… Annbjørg Lien & Arve Moen Bergset; Feast of Fiddles… Summer ’19: Paul Brown; Laura Orshaw; Kyle Dillingham; R.J. Storm… Fall ’13: Kirk Sutphin; Judy Hyman; Charlie Kahana; Irish Polkas & Hornpipes; Fall ’19: Kenny Kosek; Tatiana Hargreaves; Carl Grexton; George Jackson; Ryan Brittany’s Ossian; Lindsey Stirling… Young; Ira Bernstein… Spring ’14: 20th Anniv. Issue; Erynn Marshall; Jack Tuttle; Basque Fiddling…FREE Winter ’19/’20: Dan MacDonald; Bronwyn Keith-Hynes; Gerry Harrington… Summer ’14: Stuart Williams; Brian Conway; Franklin George…FREE Spring ’20: Laurel Premo; Benny Thomasson; Tracy Silverman; Jana Jae; Mittenwald… Fall ’14: Gordon Stobbe; Suvi Oskala; Eddie Bond; Sam Bush; Allan Block…FREE Winter ’14/’15: Katie McNally; Emily Schaad; Jason Anick; Hugh Marsh; Kiérah Tunes from 20 master fiddlers featured in Raymond; Remembering Buddy MacMaster; Session Etiquette…FREE Fiddlers 20 CD/book: Spring ’15: Jody Stecher; Newfoundland’s Emilia Bartellas; Megan Lynch Chown- Fiddler Magazine in our first 20 years: Calvin Vollrath, Evan Price, Alasdair ing; Howard Rains & Tricia Spencer; Annie Staninec… Fraser, Alan Jabbour, Michael Doucet, Judy Hyman, Kevin Burke, Rich- Summer ’15: Kenny Jackson; Rodney Miller; Sergey Ryabtsev; Brian McNeill; ard Greene, Pete Clark, Martin Hayes, Dan Gellert, Rayna Gellert, Paul Michigan State OT Fiddlers Contest; Steve Muise; Tcha Limberger… Anastasio, Christian Howes, Buddy MacMaster, Larry Franklin, Mark Fall ’15: Galicia (Spain); Alfonso Franco; Québec’s Éric Favreau; Buddy Melton; O’Connor… CD demonstrates the amazing versatility of the fiddle! $15. Andy Leftwich; Haley Richardson… Winter ’15’/16: Alicia Svigals; Billy C. Hurt, Jr.; Hans Kennemark; Mary Schallert… “Carrying on the Traditions: Appalachian Fiddling Today” Spring ’16: Mikael & Mia Marin; Martin Dowling; Violin Maker Jonathan Cooper; DVD: Bruce Molsky; Flatt Lonesome’s Charli Robertson; Tips for Better Practicing… (1995). John Hartford, Ralph Blizard, Red Wilson, Bruce Greene, Kirk Summer ’16: Frank Maloy; John Sheahan; Patrick McAvinue; Mia Gunberg Ådin; Sutphin, Dan Gellert, Brad Leftwich, Charlie Acuff. 120 minutes. $25. Scottish Violin Maker Ian Ross; Polish Fiddling; Kapela Maliszów; Grand Masters… Fall ’16: Frank Ferrel; Pascal Gemme; Scott Joss; Justen Haynes; Transposing… DVD: Fiddler Magazine’s “Old-Timey Jam.” Play along with six ter- Winter ’16’/17: Tony DeMarco; David Bragger; Adam Haynes; Franco-American rific musicians as they play 26 classic old time tunes on fiddle, banjo, Fiddlers; Violin Maker H.H. Heskett; Billy C. Hurt on Clark Kessinger… mandolin, guitar, and bass. 60 min. Includes booklet of all 26 tunes. $16. Spring ’17: Kevin Henderson; Joel Savoy; Remembering Johnny Gimble; Mark & Maggie O’Connor; Bowmaker Gary Leahy; Kalia Yeagle; Leanna Price; Keys … “Great fun for the player to jump in and do it.” –– Victory Review, 1996 Fiddler Magazine DVD: John Hartford’s Old Time Fid- Book (Fiddler Mag./Mel Bay): Handy with the Stick, by Bren- dling (“Trying to teach my hands to do what I hear in my dan Taaffe. Tommy Peoples, Siobhan Peoples, Paddy Glackin, Séan Ryan, head”). Take a private lesson from John Hartford! John discusses and Brendan McGlinchey, John Carty, Junior Crehan, Patrick Kelly, Caoimhin demonstrates many techniques and bowing styles, O Raghallaigh, Matt Cranitch, Sarah Blair. 30 tunes. $15. and teaches several tunes. 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