Bob Lewis ...
Tom Fladmark representing our concert sponsor, the Acme Autoharp String Company ...
The new Liquid Cool brand for hot pickers ...
Karen Mueller ...
Karen also played mountain dulcimer ...
Karen introduces Glenn "Scotty" Scott who thought they were going to do "Yellow Bird" ...
Scotty was a familiar on stage presence throughout the week and a stalwart jammer in the campground ...
Amy Basse of Spinning Lily ...
Amy joins Karen for a beautiful waltz ...
Busy fingers ... her hand is faster than a speeding bullet ...
After the intermission and the AHOF ceremony, we had a special appearance by the Stoneman Sisters ... Roni, Patsy, and Donna ... with Coleen Walters on bass ...
It was the first time all three sisters had performed for us and the crowd loved it ...
Patsy said she hadn't played in months but she certainly had not lost her touch ...
Roni Stoneman ...
Patsy Stoneman ...
Patsy and Donna Stoneman ...
Mike Fenton explaining why he wears his cricket kit at every concert ...
Mike Fenton ...
Scotty joins Mike ...
Rachel Fenton made her debut at Mountain Laurel as she and Mike perform a dulcimer duet ...
Is that crunchy, luv?
June Maugery and Mike reprise a tune from their "Going Down the Valley" album ...
Acme Autoharp String Company introduces their Old Folkies string set ...
... and their new low bass string ...
Gregg demonstrates the toughness of the new strings ...
Red Mountain White Trash close the show ...
Art Lang and Linda Huber got the dancers started ...
June Maugery joined in and the Trash had us dancing in the aisles ...
