Bill Spence with Fennig's All-Star String Band Voorheesville, New York
Bill Spence (1940-2019) began playing the hammered dulcimer in 1969, after meeting Howie Mitchell at the Fox Hollow Festival in Petersburg, NY. In 1970 he formed Fennig’s All-Star String Band with musicians living in the Albany area. Their debut album "The Hammered Dulcimer" was released in 1973 and became the source of inspiration for a generation of new-found hammered dulcimer enthusiasts. ... more
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