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Gibson collection, and just around the corner lies a music hall that is home to bi-monthly performances from The Byron Berline Band.

“Like the old-timers would say, the sound gets into you like a rusty fish hook.” – Byron Berline, renowned fiddler Taking the stairs to the second floor reveals a lobby showcasing Berline’s An autographed fiddle from the actor sits in the shop’s glass display case as a treasured memento from the experience.

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Schwarzenegger came over to his house the next day and the two became fast friends.Īfter their first session, the actor said, “Byron, I’ve got to get you in this movie somehow!”īerline came to visit the set, and they hired him right on the spot to go to Birmingham, Alabama, to pre-record the soundtrack and recruit other musicians. Berline received a call from Schwarzenegger’s agent asking him how much he would charge for such a task to which Berline responded, “Nothing.”

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Through this work, he developed a friendship with a well-known bodybuilder turned actor turned governor.Īrnold Schwarzenegger needed to learn how to look like he could play the fiddle for the 1974 comedy, “Stay Hungry,” co-starring Jeff Bridges and Sally Fields. At the Double Stop, fiddle fans can find pieces from all the way back to the 1600s, including a few special autographed pieces from his time in the film industry.īeing in California, Berline had the opportunity to record and do sound work for commercials and movies. Most music stores will sell new instruments, likely made in China or Japan. “I always knew he was going to be a big star,” Berline says of Gill, a Byron Berline Band member for three years.īerline likes vintage fiddles as evidenced in the first floor of the shop. According to the artist, it would “be like choosing one of my kids.” However, to the right of the shop door hangs his Grammy nominations for “Fiddle and a Song.” The album featured Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass music, Earl Scruggs, Mason Williams and another famous Oklahoman, Vince Gill. Out of many records and collaborations, Berline can’t choose a favorite.

Now, walking through Berline’s Double Stop Fiddle Shop just off the main drag of downtown is like stepping into a corner of fiddler heaven. “This is my Bill Monroe wall,” Berline says, gesturing to a collection of priceless pictures featuring a “Who’s Who” showcase of famous bluegrass artists.įollowing a rich career in Los Angeles, California, and Nashville, Tennessee, life has called him home to Guthrie, Oklahoma. He is a Deering Artist and has released 3 bluegrass-comedy albums: 'Son of a Beekeeper,' inspired by being raised by a family of honey producers as well as 'Banjo Farm' and 'Banjos in Space.By Hayley Leatherwood April 2017 Byron Berline and the Double Stop Fiddle Shop in Guthrie for Oklahoma Living Magazine Lucas has worked on stage with Star Trek Voyager's Robert Picardo in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum as well as opened for 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Béla Fleck, and others in concert. Lucas recently appeared alongside Kermit The Frog in American Banjo Museum's 'Banjo Roots! He won 'Best Comedy Actor' at the National Independent Television Festival for multi-character performances in 'Lazy Circles,' an Oklahoma-based comedy co-produced with his brother, Marcus (an '09 alum). Lucas has appeared in feature films, as well as nationally on SyFy Network, Reelz, and Nat Geo. He currently appears as comic relief on Oklahoma City's NBC affiliate KFOR-TV. He’s a 5-time local Emmy-Winner, as well as winner of a national Emmy for on-air performance. Lucas is an actor/comedian from Minco, Oklahoma.

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On Saturday, May 1, Lucas Ross ('03) will be performing with the Sugar Free Allstars at the McKnight Center for Performing Arts at Oklahoma State University! For more information about the performance and how to purchase tickets, please click here.