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  Interview with Robert Griffen, Perry, NY, 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Robert Griffen who discusses which family members performed at music venues. Robert also talks about where he performed.

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  Interview with Roger Knox, Ithaca, NY, January, 1988 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Roger Knox who talks about places he performed based upon recordings he shows to James “Jim” Kimball.

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  Interview with Roger Knox, Ithaca, NY, January, 1988 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Roger Knox who talks about places he performed based upon recordings he shows to James “Jim” Kimball.

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  Interview with Roger L. Kelly, Geneseo NY, December 1993

  James W. Kimball

  This is a conversation with with Roger L. Kelly, who is tuning the piano at Jim Kimball's home. It includes Roger playing the piano.

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  Interview with Roger L. Kelly, Perry Center, NY, June 1992 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Roger L. Kelly who talks about local music venues and bands. Roger also plays various tunes he knows. Family members are present during the interview.

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  Interview with Roger L. Kelly, Perry Center, NY, June 1992 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Roger L. Kelly who talks about local music venues and bands. Roger also plays various tunes he knows. Family members are present during the interview.

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  Interview with Ronald Christensen, Second Milo, NY, 1988

  James W. Kimball

  Ronald "Ron" Christensen reminisces about his life and career as both a caller and instrumentalist as well as his relationships with other callers. There are informal performances of songs that Ron knows using a variety of instruments with Jim Kimball accompanying.

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  Interview with Rupert Neu, Cohocton, NY, 1988

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Rupert Neu who plays songs and talks about where he learned them.

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  Interview with Shipley Family, Toronto, Canada, 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with the Shipley family about traditional music and dances they attended.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo & Phil VanArsdale, Akeley, PA, August 1989 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale and Phil VanArsdale who also play tunes they know. Various family members are talking in the background.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo & Phil VanArsdale, Akeley, PA, August 1989 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale and Phil VanArsdale who also play tunes they know. Various family members are talking in the background.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo & Phil VanArsdale, c. 1990

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale and Phil VanArsdale. The two play hammer dulcimer tunes, learned mainly from their grandfather, Jesse Martin.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale, 1986

  James W. Kimball

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  Interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale, Frewsburg, NY, 1991

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale, Frewsburg, NY, July 5, 1986 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This in an interview with Sterl VanArsdale with Phil VanArsdale interjecting at some points. Sterl plays some tunes on the hammer dulcimer.

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  Interview with Sterl Milo VanArsdale, Frewsburg, NY, July 5, 1986 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This in an interview with Sterl VanArsdale with Phil VanArsdale interjecting at some points. Sterl plays some tunes on the hammer dulcimer.

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  Interview with Terry Keenan, Loyal Wikcham, Marvin "Mark" and Katie Hamilton, 1990s

  James W. Kimball

  This recording has three interviews. The first is with Terry Keenan talking about what songs Clarence Maher knew. The second is with Loyal Wickham singing and discussing the song “Jim Along Joise.” The third is with Mark and Katie Hamilton talking about the songs they know.

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  Interview with the daughters of Dick Hall, Binghamton, NY, 1990s

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with the daughters of Richmond "Dick" Hall as he is deceased at the time of this recording. Conversation takes place over the playback of several recordings in the background.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler, 1992

  James W. Kimball

  This interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler where he talks about how his family’s musical lifestyle has affected his music career.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler, 1993

  James W. Kimball

  This interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler who talks about what tunes he knows and the history behind them. He then proceeds to play the tunes with James “Jim” Kimball.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler & Agnes Page, Vail Mills, NY, March 27, 1992 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is a series of interviews over three days, originally on six tapes. Some of the third day is missing.The interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler and Agnes Page who talk about their childhood and the various music events that occurred during that period. The interview ends with Vic and James “Jim” Kimball playing songs on the fiddle.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler & Agnes Page, Vail Mills, NY, March 27, 1992 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is a series of interviews over three days, originally on six tapes. Some of the third day is missing.The interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler and Agnes Page who talk about their childhood and the various music events that occurred during that period. The interview ends with Vic and James “Jim” Kimball playing songs on the fiddle.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler, May 27, 1992

  James W. Kimball

  This is an interview with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler who talks about his family history, raising children, where has performed, and where he learned tunes.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler, Vail Mills, NY, March 26, 1992 (1 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is a series of interviews over three days, originally on six tapes. Some of the third day is missing. The interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler who plays discusses the history behind various tunes he plays with James “Jim” Kimball.

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  Interview with Victor "Vic" Fountain Kibler, Vail Mills, NY, March 26, 1992 (2 of 2)

  James W. Kimball

  This is a series of interviews over three days, originally on six tapes. Some of the third day is missing. The interview is with Victor “Vic” Fountain Kibler who plays discusses the history behind various tunes he plays with James “Jim” Kimball.