Inspiration for an Archivist: John Cohen, Tommy Jarrell, and the Blue Ridge. | Folklife Today
Tommy Jarrell, Volume 2 - FRC212 - Field Recorders Collective
Inspiration for an Archivist: John Cohen, Tommy Jarrell, and the Blue Ridge. | Folklife Today
Tommy Jarrell's Violin | National Museum of American History
Tommy Jarrell – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
My Old Fiddle: A Visit with Tommy Jarrell in the Blue Ridge (1994) – Les Blank Films
Tommy Jarrell | Spotify
Tommy Jarrell & Fred Cockerham
FRC 211 - Tommy Jarrell Volume 1: Recordings from the collection of Jerry Epstein | Tommy Jarrell | Field Recorders' Collective
Jarrell, Thomas Jefferson | NCpedia
Tommy Jarrell - Photograph of Tommy Jarrell playing fiddle. Caption on back says, "Surry County String Band Music. Tommy Jarrell today. " | Surry County Historical Society
Tommy Jarrell winners named | Mt. Airy News
Tommy Jarrell at Pinewoods Camp - Field Recorders Collective
The Legacy of Tommy Jarrell, Vol. 3: Come And Go With Me by Tommy Jarrell on Apple Music
Surry Arts Council - Tommy Jarrell Festival
Tommy Jarrell - Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame
Charlie Lowe and Tommy Jarrell – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
Tommy Jarrell (1901-1985) – fiddler & banjo player from Surry County, North Carolina - Oldtime Central
Tommy Jarrell - Charles Tompkins Photography
Tommy Jarrell - Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame
Tommy Jarrell: Cripple Creek (1983) - YouTube
Songs written by Tommy Jarrell | SecondHandSongs
Fred Cockerham & Tommy Jarrell Clawhammer Banjo Masters
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Tommy Jarrell's Violin | National Museum of American History
Tommy Jarrell: John Brown's Dream (pt. 1) (1983) - YouTube
Jerrell, Tommy - The Legacy Of Tommy Jarrell, Vol. 4: Pickin' On Tommy's Porch - Amazon.com Music
Jarrell preserved, spread local music | Mt. Airy News
