Ace Sewell

Played with the fiddle tuned in open (D) D-D-A-D, this comes from Benny Thomasson and is played as Benny's father played it

Another tune that Ace first learned from his dad, but is now played quite differently than the original version

A Byron Berline tune

From Major Franklin

From Vernon Soloman

An old tune that's been "souped up"

Learned from Norman Soloman in 1957

A Canadian waltz learned from Texan Bill Gilbert

AKA Ookpik Waltz

When Ace learned this from his father it was called "Hell Among the Yearlings", the title changing about fifteen years ago to avoid confusion with the other "Yearlings" fiddle tune popular in the Southeast

Ace thinks of Lew Berline when he plays this