What Is Old-Time Music?

OLD-TIME MUSIC DOCUMENTARY IN THE WORKS
Blacksburg, VA film documentary company Horse Archer Productions is in production on a documentary called "Why Old Time?" (Visit www.whyoldtime.com for more information). Their crew is working on a feature length documentary shot in HD that examines the history and growth of Old Time Music fan culture and focuses on the old time fans themselves. If you run into the film crew in your home town, or at one of the popular summer music festivals, please do your best to make them feel welcome!


LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
The Old-Time Music Home Page is seeking web-savvy volunteers to help update the News, Links and Fiddlers Hall of Fame sections of the site. If you love Old-Time Music and are interested in breathing some new life into this web site, please contact david@lynchgraphics.com (make sure you answer the autorespond email from SpamArrest so that your email doesn't get stuck in my spam filter).


OTMHP FUND - PLEASE DONATE!
Many new features have been added to this website, and more are coming!
The Old-Time Music Home Page is a non-profit, volunteer operation. Donations help pay for programming and ISP fees.

If you've found this site to be useful, please help!
Click the button below to donate online.

Please make out checks to Lynch Graphics, Inc. and mail to:
David Lynch c/o Lynch Graphics, P.O. Box 2838, Asheville NC 28802

For more information about Asheville, NC, visit ashevillenow.com


 

This website is created and maintained by me, David Lynch, a fiddler, and graphic designer who was born in the Los Angeles area and migrated to Western North Carolina in 1998 to be closer to the source of Old-time Music. This website is based in Asheville, NC .If you want to know more about me, check out my mini autobiography.

I'm always looking for contributions and suggestions, even corrections if (I mean when), you find any typographic errors or erroneous information. If you have any input, please give a digital holler to david@lynchgraphics.com

Thanks to Jon Koerner for the photo!