Bridges cover: John Arcand, Saskatchewan's master of the Metis fiddle

So now when Johnny he was between five and six
He asked his dad for a fiddle.
He couldn’t find one.
So his uncle, he gave him one.
That fiddle it had no head and just two strings.
That’s where he learned to play.
And when he was about twelve
that was when he went to play in the dances.
He used to play guitar, banjo, and mandolin.
And from there, I told him to keep it up.
And my husband said, “Ah, he’ll never make it.”
And I said, “Watch and see.”
I said,