In ‘93, at Nashville’s « American Music Shop studio », Vince Gill, Danny Gatton, and Albert Lee : three Telecaster heavyweights, team up with Mark O’Connor on fiddle for “That’s All Right Mama.” Three Tele slingers of this caliber sharing one stage? That’s straight-up rare, man ... | Fred Bordeneuve

"One Winter's Night" composed by Mark O'Connor/Edgar Meyer perf by 'Strength In Numbers' "The new moments - new excitement." A lot of people back then, and even now make a big deal about the technical virtuosity of the playing in Strength In Numbers... Frankly I never really believed that the magic was completely about that - there was an emotional spirit to most of the pieces and the music-making, that leaps beyond anything technical. I always believed that the reason why the album was so good,

This performance last night of “Silent Night” received a standing ovation from the audience in the Egyptian Theatre - Park City, Utah—midway through the concert’s 2nd set. It was an extraordinary respite as the people one by one began to stand and applaud this moment of musical tranquility together in a disquiet world. “Silent Night” appears on our new album ‘A Christmas Duo’ out everywhere you can find music at this time. ‘An Appalachian Christmas’ tour continues with our 3rd and final concert

It was an incredible moment for us—two fiddles alone performing "Silent Night" on the Grand Ole Opry last night to a sold out Opry house "mesmerized by what they heard these fiddles play together." "An Appalachian Christmas" makes it all the way to the Opry! (Thank you to sister Michelle (O'Connor) Roberts for the video capture. Well done!) Dedicated to Autumn O'Connor, Forrest O'Connor and all of the O'Connor relatives visiting us there for the holidays. "heard your performance live from the GO