Here is an intriguing piece of music from the Old Harp that many of you are familiar with- it is a gem I had hoped to hear this past summer! I miss singing with you all! 

When on an adventure with Hayden, we took "Blue Grass Trail" from Eagle Rock, VA (old rt. 612) to the valley you see a sliver of in this picture: I had a choice between the church edifice behind me and the view (I took a giant panorama though, don't worry). We're on the burial ground of the Oxford Presbyterian Church, ca. 1868, one three or four area meetings of Presbyterians who settled west of Lexington, VA in the 1750s. The person commemorated in the foreground is a certain Capt. James Hall of the local militia whose 18th century stone house is a mile south along Buffalo Creek. What a pretty valley! 

-K

Paradise LM 68 Old Harp

the cello picture is just to confuse you. well, maybe I will post something with cello one day. have just made a few more of these tracks public, there are several ones that I'm not that happy with, but then I thought, nothing is perfect. if I can inspire others to create better versions that's cool too.

ballads and old songs. bartender for hire

Paradise LM 68 Old Harp

Keillor Weatherman Mose