Nadine Landry and Stephen Sammy Lind perform Train on the Island. This one really shows off Sammy’s fiddle and vocal prowess. Train on the Island is an old-time/bluegrass banjo and fiddle tune originally found in North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. The first recording was a field recording made in a make-shift studio in Bristol, Tenessee by Ralph Peer for Victor records during the famous 1927 Bristol Sessions (Victor 21070) on August 1, 1927 of J.P. Nestor (J. Preston Nestor, banjo) and Norman Edmonds, fiddle. --Matteson Art.
Video c. 2022 Deep End Sessions