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| Joe Birchfield, the fiddler for the Roan Mountain
Hilltoppers, in action at the National Folk Festival, Bath, Ohio, September
1983. |
The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers, from Cloudland, Tennessee, at the National
Folk Festival, 1983. Creed on banjo, Joe on fiddle, Bill "backwards
and upside-down" on guitar, and Bill's wife, Janice, on the washtub
bass, Birchfields all. |
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| Group photo at the Greene-McWhirter homestead in Celo, NC, early '90s:
Kerry, Ronco (doing his Prince Albert Hunt imitation), Bruce, Megan, Loy,
Liza. |
Bill Dillof plays his Stroh violin, Long Island, June, 1984. |
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| The Duwamps Cloggers, Seattle Washington, probably early '80s. Laura
, Chris, Skip, [hidden], Noreen, [hidden and hidden], Ron, Pat, David,
Beth, John, Sheila, Luther. |
At the British-American Festival, Duke University, Durham, NC, June
1984: Lanny Johnson on guitar; Mack Snodderly on fiddle, Joe Wilson on
microphone. Mack is from the Black Mountain/Asheville area in North Carolina. |
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| Matokie Slaughter, of Pulaski, Virginia, plays fiddle in a workshop
at the Kent State Folk Festival, Kent, Ohio, April 1987. Andy Cahan is
on banjo and Dan Gellert works his tape recorder. |
Again at Kent State in 1987, Andy Cahan on fiddle, Alice Gerrard on
guitar, Matokie Slaughter on banjo. |
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| Matokie Slaughter and banjo, again at Kent State, 1987. |
At the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes, Port Townsend Washington,
July 4, 1988, The Matokie Slaughter Trio: Kerry Blech on guitar, Alice
Gerrard on fiddle, Matokie on banjo. |
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| Wayne Martin, Lauchlin Shaw, A.C. Overton at the Festival of American
Fiddle Tunes, about 1989. |
At the Brandywine Mountain Music Festival, about 1983, Randy Johnson
(awake) and John Hatton (not). |
