Jazz great Don Stiernberg was part of the stellar lineup of Northfield Mandolins’ Marshall Mandolin Summit, which has been held for the past several years in Marshall, Michigan. During that week of workshops, performances, and general mandolin merriment, the Don Stiernberg Trio treated the crowd to a great evening of music, including this take on the Jerome Kearn composition, “I’m Old Fashioned.” Enjoy, and get to the Marshall Mandolin Summit when we’re next able to travel!
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