Cherryholmes
The first samples are Molly Kate and B.J. Cherryholmes of the award winning Cherryholmes band.  Molly Kate began playing in 1999 at age 6.  This young, left-handed fiddler's aggressive, soulful style earned her an IBMA nomination for Fiddler of the Year, 2004, and a SPBGMA nomination for Fiddler of the Year, 2005.  B.J. began playing fiddle in 1999 at age 11 and has amazed all of those who have watched him over the years.  These two together, along with the rest of the band are a group not to be missed.

Darkness on the Delta (738 kb)

Molly and B.J. "Tallahassee" with band (976 kb)

Molly Kate (360 kb)

B.J. (375 kb)

Cherryholmes web site

Jeremy Garrett
Currently playing with The Infamous Stringdusters is Jeremy Garrett.  Jeremy was raised in Idaho and began fiddling as a child.  He's played and toured with the bands: The Grasshoppers, Chris Jones Coalition, and Ronnie Bowman and The Committee, which provided backup for Lee Ann Womack on her year-end tour in 2004.  The Infamous Stringdusters were the IBMA Emerging Artist of the Year for 2007.  The first sample here is with the Stringdusters and the song won the 2007 IBMA Song of the Year award.  The second and third samples are also Stringdusters and the fourth is from the Jeremy Garrett / Glenn Garrett & Guests, Bluegrass Gospel 2005 CD.

100 Ways to Lose (499 kb)

Fork in the Road (571 kb)

Dream You Back (423 kb)

One More Bridge (586 kb)

The Infamous Stringdusters web site

Adam Haynes
Adam T. Haynes was raised in a musical family.  He began playing fiddle in The Haynes Family Band at the age of 13.  Adam's father, Jim, was his teacher, urging him to listen to all types of music.  Adam credits gospel and old-time music as his favorite.  His professional resume includes stage time with Melvin Goins and Windy Mountain, The James King Band, David Parmley and Continental Divide, Dailey & Vincent and now Larry Stephenson.  Adams's soulful and energetic fiddle style has caught the attention of old and new fans all around the world.  Adam T. Haynes proudly endorses Frank E. Daniels Violins.

Sally Goodin' (705 kb)

Ashokan Farewell (360 kb)

Dailey & Vincent Band web site

Cory Obert
Cory Obert grew up in California in the 60s and the 70s, and started hearing some of the more progressive bands using banjo and fiddle together.  As time went on he found himself being more drawn to the music of artists such as Michael Doucet and then Alison Krauss on Austin City Limits in the early nineties.  So at the age of 34, Cory finally jumped in headfirst and started taking fiddle lessons.  He now performs as the fiddler for the Colorado-based Sweet Sunny South.

Going To The Dance (696 kb)

Shortnin' Bread (705 kb)

Sweet Sunny South web site

Sarah and Laurah Mueller
Sarah and Laurah both play and endorse Frank's Fiddles.  At just eleven years old, Sarah is becoming known as a fiddling powerhouse.  She's been fiddlin' around since she was five, and sings too.  Sarah contributes original material to the band, including a gospel song that will appear on the upcoming full-gospel project.  Laurah, 13, is making a name for herself as a lead singer, and her first love is the mandolin.  She also plays harmony fiddle to sister Sarah. An overall great musician, Laurah can occasionally be seen playing guitar and banjo, and behind the scenes, Laurah is first in line to make sure that everyone is perfectly in tune.

Washington County (659 kb)

I Am Weary (Let Me Rest) (679 kb)

Silver Dollar (748 kb)

The Mueller's web site

Aimee Anderson
Aimee Anderson is one of the six members of "Anderson Family Bluegrass" in Grass Valley, California.  Aimee started playing fiddle at 8 years old in 2004 and in 2005 started performing with the family band.  Along with her fiddle playing, Aimee likes to work out the vocal harmony arrangements for her brother and sisters in the band, and also does a fine job doing some of the lead singing as well.  Aimee plays a custom-made Frank's Fiddle which was completed in 2007 for her.

Rockwood Deer Chase (822 kb)

Bald Knob Arkansas (549 kb)

Anderson Family Bluegrass web site

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