Fiddlin' Red just fine with old-time
SANDPOINT — “Let's see,” said Fiddlin' Red Simpson from behind the counter of his hole-in-the-wall music shop in downtown Sandpoint. “I know I have a G string for a violin here somewhere.”
After thumbing through a stack of colorful packets, he hands the correct string to the parents of a young fiddler in need. They make their purchase in cash — Simpson doesn't take plastic — and head for the door of Fiddlin' Red Music just as two more customers make their entrance.
For the rest of this story, see our print edition or subscribe to our e-edition.