The John Hartford Fiddle Tune Project Nashville, Tennessee
The John Hartford Fiddle Tune Project is an effort to begin recording some of the thousands of unpublished fiddle tunes discovered in his archive after his passing. The story of these tunes and John’s passion for the fiddle can be found in the book, John Hartford’s Mammoth Collection of Fiddle Tunes (StuffWorks Press), available at JohnHartford.com ... more
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