Artist to Artist - 10 Minutes With Barry Mitterhoff

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Artist to Artist - 10 Minutes With Barry Mitterhoff

Joseph Brent interviews bluegrass/newgrass legend Barry Mitterhoff for the third installment of his Artist-to-Artist series.

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Bravo, Joe and Barry!

another great job...thank's for this...

Fantastic article! (All personal bias aside...)

It should be noted that dropping all the text into html, adding all the links, and making the layout look all nice and pretty like it does is a fairly massive job, so save some of those kudos for Scott --

..and Scott, as always! ;)

Great article. Bob Applebaum was also my first mandolin teacher. However, I play nothing like Barry!

I had so much fun watching Barry and Frank Sollivan play with each other after the Philly Folk Fest last year. They looked like they were having a ball. Great interview. Thanks!
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Frank on left and Barry.

Jamie

Kudos to all involved. Really enjoyed reading this. I attended two lessons with Barry last year at Kaufman's Kamp and I can state that he is also a very good teacher.
Yossi

Excellent interview! My one disappointment is the lack of any talk about Bottle Hill, which is the first band I came to know Barry in. I played "Harolds Super Service" in many a BG band back in the day, learned from Bottle Hill, a really top notch band.

What an interview. What an interviewee! Thank you so much.

Noting the anniversary of this interview published in 2012, put together for us by Joe Brent.

Noting the anniversary of this interview.

Bottle Hill lives!