Oh Susanna by the Tin Cup Rattlers

Columbus Stockade Blues by the Tin Cup Rattlers

Bachman Fall Festival - 2016!

Hamilton County Fair

There's no better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than at the Hamilton County Fair in the fall! We played a little old-time music, ate greasy food, and had a great time. See you next week at Bachman's fall festival on Signal Mountain! They'll have the great chili cook-off going on!

The Little Brown Church

We had a lovely morning playing old hymns and spirituals at the Little Brown Church. That is a special place!

Crabtree Fall Plant Sale

It was a beautiful morning at Crabtree Farms' Fall Plant Sale. We brought the music and left with Kale, Spinach, Broccoli, Lettuce, Leeks, and Onions. What a day!

Kornfield Kounty Jamboree!

Check out the set of the Kornfield Kounty Jamboree -- what a great production! Thanks so much Hilda for inviting us to be a part of it, and thanks to everyone who came out and supported the Ruritan Club -- it was a fantastic turnout!

Dixie Darlin' by the Tin Cup Rattlers

Columbus Stockade by the Tin Cup Rattlers

Memorial Day Picnic at McCoy Farm

We spent Memorial Day playing music at the historic Civil War-era McCoy Farm on Walden's Ridge!

Barnaroo!

They sure know how to party at Barnaroo! What a night! And check out the T-shirt--there's the Tin Cup Rattlers right along with Lou and Lynn Wamp's Bluetastic Fangrass, The Knob Creek Girls, Dark Horse Ten, and Strung Like a Horse. How cool is that?!!!

Are You From Dixie on clawhammer banjo

Crabtree Farms

A big thanks to Crabtree Farms for inviting us to play at the Spring Plant Sale. We had such a good time! We're also looking forward to seeing what these Red Zebra and Black Zebra Tomatoes plants will grow!

Buffalo Gals on Harmonica and Clawhammer Banjo

Cluck Old Hen on Clawhammer Banjo and Harmonica

Bully of the Town on Clawhammer Banjo and Chromatic Harmonica

John Hardy on Clawhammer Banjo and Harmonica

Canaan's Land / Where the Soul Never Dies - on Harmonica & Clawhammer Banjo

New River Train

Marcy says, "If we live in a town with trains lying around, we ought to sing a train song next to one." 

Cold Rain and Snow

Hard Times Come Again No More with Harmonica and Guitar

Here's a folk song by Stephen Foster called "Hard Times Come Again No More". Jeff is flatpicking the guitar and Marcy is playing the harmonica (cross harp, key of D on a G harp).