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Mondays at 8 pm
The Fiddling Zone is a place where fiddling is permitted. It’s a place where you can hear fiddlers play and talk about what they do and what they like, and what they don’t like. Fiddlers are very iconoclastic people. Actually, that’s not a word most fiddlers would use. But Gus Garelick is not like most fiddlers, and when he gets into the Zone, on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, he’s likely to play almost anything, from West Virginia campground sessions to the latest Brazilian Choro music. It may not even include a fiddle; it could be an all-accordion program, or all mandolins, or all Italian or all Blues. It’s ALL in the Fiddling Zone.
| The Fiddling Zone is a place where fiddling is permitted. It’s a place where you can hear fiddlers play and talk about what they do and what they like, and what they don’t like. Fiddlers are very iconoclastic people. Actually, that’s not a word most fiddlers would use. But Gus Garelick is not like most fiddlers, and when he gets into the Zone, on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, he’s likely to play almost anything, from West Virginia campground sessions to the latest Brazilian Choro music. It may not even include a fiddle; it could be an all-accordion program, or all mandolins, or all Italian or all Blues. It’s ALL in the Fiddling Zone. |
- Tom Paley Interview - Oct. 13, 2008
CONFESSIONS OF A RAMBLER is an interview with Tom Paley, founding member of The New Lost City Ramblers, one of the first urban old-time Southern string bands (founded in 1958). Paley was a guest on The Fiddling Zone on October 13, 2008, while he was on tour on the West Coast. He talks about the early days of the Ramblers, his years in Sweden, and his current band in London, England. He also plays some great old time tunes on guitar, banjo and fiddle. Interview by Gus Garelick.
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