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When you are young and learning the picking and the fiddling, he says, “you got to love it dearly. You got to take the time to get your fingers sore.” last week. Keyser’s dad Robert was on stage, too, as the caller for “figgy” dances - square dances. Keyser remembers a boyhood spent on the porch of a log home with the family, the grandfather and uncles— “four or five uncles, I guess”—picking, fiddling, and singing. It was the grandfather, Sam Whorton, who told Keyser that he could leave aside the guitar and become a fiddler. Keyser w’e”ked to save a nickel, save a dime, and amassed $3 to buy a fine fiddle from a cousin. He has been fiddlin’ away ever since. “It was my grandfather who See KEYSER, Page B2
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