Jamming with Byron Berline - Panhandle Rag

Tony Moore, Byron Berline and Scott Schmidt at Berline's Double Stop Fiddle Shop in Guthrie, OK on January 31, 2009.

[@lindaharrison8697]

Byron is magic on the fiddle!

[@simpeable]

I 'd like to visit Guthrie Oklahoma, what great musicians.

[@carolmccollum9341]

SUPER!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!! Sad that we have lost this wonderful fiddler...

[@cindi7228]

We have lost a truly great musician

[@sidgriffin813]

I wrote Byron at the above Oklahoma shop he owns and operates and got a terrific reply from him full of humour, insight, and some good musical tips too. He is a totally cool dude if you ask me. Which, I admit, no one did...

[@alipainting]

Yes, I took classes with him in 07 at Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp, it was super fun and we had a good laugh.

[@randyjones7818]

Like that Benny martin.lick.at the end of verse 2..just shows who he watched play a fiddle..as a kid..rj

[@useryug]

my favourite fiddler ever.

[@jseiver]

just stumbled across this, don't know why it took me so long...this is so great. love it.

[@MegaDave2311]

I like how Berline strummed his fiddle...who woulda thought you could strum a fiddle. Very cool. Fretmentor, thanks for working to bring these guys to West Palm in January. Can't wait to attend that workshop.

[@harrylegthigh]

What a tasty fiddle part and great tone. I wanted to jump in there too.

[@4dixieland]

awesome

[@RonnieMinh]

Way cool!

[@davidmcmahon7463]

Love the bass at 2-48.

[@UncleCaptainMidnight]

THEE man

[@Lubo060662]

Bravo!

[@AnonymousNP]

So sad that it has burnt down😞

[@adrianomarramirez]

buena, hermanoouhhh

[@r1ot405]

I'm from Guthrie! HA

[@stevesprinceofsteaks]

Fiddle & mandolin are same. EADG strings. One just has frets and is only picked. That may be his 5 string fiddle Byron is playing.