Now appearing at Clearview It ain't exactly Motown West and that ain't exactly Smokey Robinson soul-singing his way down the escalator, but on a bad day, the little man with the golden voice and all those moves will put a smile on anybody's...

Scholars tend to divide country music fiddle-playing into two broadly geographical camps: the first, now dominant Texas style, is characterised by long smooth bow strokes that allow for improvisational embellishment. The second, more traditional style emerged from the Appalachian foothills in the 19th century...