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Ron Stewart

Ron Stewart

American multi-instrumentalist and fiddlerWikipedia

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Oct 13, 2026

Paul TrenwithHOST
17:38
All these musicians are multi-talented and often appear playing instruments that you may not expect them to.
Paul TrenwithHOST
17:46
Adam Steffey on mandolin, Ron Stewart on banjo, uh, Harold Nixon on bass, Keith Garrett on guitar, and here they are doing the song Never Again Will I Knock On Your Door.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:17
The stars up in the sky remind me of your eyes.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:21
And the way they used to gaze into mine.
Paul TrenwithHOST
21:10
And interestingly, she's got some of the guys from Boxcars playing on this album.
Paul TrenwithHOST
21:16
Um, Missy Werner's doing the lead vocals.
Paul TrenwithHOST
21:18
Ron Stewart is playing the banjo again and playing fiddle as well.
Paul TrenwithHOST
21:22
Uh, Tim Steffen on guitar, Alan Bibey on mandolin.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:15
And I love his music and I'm getting to study with him coming up here, but he put together an amazing band.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:21
You know, Ron Stewart, an amazing banjo player.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:23
We got Michael Daves and me singing a duet.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
13:26
Josh Gooding on mandolin.
Paul TrenwithHOST
6:18
Well, I'm going to play one of my all-time favourite tunes from Dan Tyminski.
Paul TrenwithHOST
6:23
from the album carry me across the mountain he's got a little bit of help on this song uh tony rice playing some rhythm guitars joey douglas on dobro ron stewart on banjo and uh barry bales on bass aubrey haney on fiddle can't get a better band than that and dan Tominsky is playing Madeline, and he does the tenor, he does the lead vocal, and Stan Tominsky is listed as a lead vocal.
Paul TrenwithHOST
6:51
That might be in the choruses or something like that.
Paul TrenwithHOST
6:54
It's a classic Jimmy Davis tune, and it's called I Dreamed of an Old Love Affair.
SpencerHOST
9:34
Yeah.
SpencerHOST
9:36
Before we were shooting, you were talking about building this habit through the pandemic of writing weekly with a friend of yours.
SpencerHOST
9:41
Do you do is that is that a habit that you've carried over from from earlier, from the days of like Blue Highway early days? Did you make a routine of it?
Tim StaffordGUEST
9:50
not back in those days it just like whenever i would come to town because you had to be sitting across from somebody in those days with you know you couldn't do it there was no electronic medium i couldn't just sit at the house in my pajamas and write songs which i can now which is so cool so no i didn't develop that until the pandemic started really just we started doing more zoom stuff you know

15 MINS LATER

Tim StaffordGUEST
24:50
And so he said, Hey, you want to pick, you know, you've been picking with anybody.
Tim StaffordGUEST
24:54
I was like, well, we're thinking about putting this little group together, you know? And then Rob Ikes, I called him because he had gone out with Union Station a lot.
Tim StaffordGUEST
25:04
He was friends with Ron Block.
Tim StaffordGUEST
25:06
They had played in a band together up in California.
Paul TrenwithHOST
9:54
These issues soon led to Munro's departure from Columbia and the beginning of his long association with with Decker and then MCA Records.
Paul TrenwithHOST
10:04
So here's Watson and McCall, who were part of J.D. Crowe's band for a long time, and with J.D. Crowe playing banjo, Matt Despain on resonating guitar, Kyle Perkins on bass, Ron Stewart on fiddle, doing this classic song, Molly and Tim Brooks, and I have to say, it's a fine version.
Paul TrenwithHOST
10:25
See what you think about it.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:26
Here's you one more.

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