In my last post I mentioned that my sister Jean was getting ready to present her first house concert. Here’s a YouTube clip of one of her selections on lap dulcimer, a tune known to old time musicians as John Stinson’s #2. Jean learned this version from Mary Z. Cox.
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Great clip of a great performance of this tune — the best version I’ve seen on YouTube. Of course, I’m biased since I’m the OTHER sister.