For a few years now I have been on the search for folkart type Christmas music. Being that I know nothing about folkart artist this has been a difficult task. I am wondering if y'all might know of some that could help me in my search. It would like just the insturmental. I remembered there was a lady who had a little shop here in town, but found out that she has closed up shop. If anyone has any information please leave a comment. I thank you all in advance. 
Friday, December 12, 2008
I've Been Searchin'!!!
Posted by Tammy at 6:25 AM
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I have some...let me find it and I will get back to you today. Beth
Oh, thank you Beth.
I have one that I love called "Christmas: In the Smoky Mountains", just instrumental banjo, fiddle, hammered dulcimer, etc. I did a quick search just now and found it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Christmas-Smoky-Mountains-Appalachian-Instruments/dp/B000MSAA4G They only had used ones but you may be able to find it somewhere else. If you can't find it let me know.
At the bottom of that page has other suggestions of music like it.
Forgot about the other one called "Hammered Dulcimer Christmas" also available on Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/Hammered-Dulcimer-Christmas-Street-Musicians/dp/B0000DEQXJ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1229091501&sr=1-1
Another really good one. (Happen to have them both at work on my computer which is why I could find them so quick)
Thank you Cathi, I will do a search to see where I can find those CDs. Maybe that I can find them around here somewhere.
I agree with Cathi. The dulcimer Christmas music is so very pretty. I have a CD of dulcimer music as well, but have no clue where it is right now! It is really worth the search!
That is exactly the one I have...Craig Duncan! I play it in the shop....everyone loves it! Beth
Thank you ladies. I will go a search again, now that I know what to look for.
Well in that case Im gonna email ya my address, you can send me some of those choc treats, ha!!!!
Naw, I wish I could make that kind of stuff, my family arent big choc fans so I gotta make what theyll eat.
Download yourself WinMX from CNet or download.com and search for your music that way. Then you can burn it to a disc.
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