The Stringfield Family is a significant American folk music group known for their Appalachian roots and strong family harmonies. Their musical style, steeped in traditional Southern folk, is characterized by the use of acoustic instruments such as banjo, fiddle, and guitar. The family's patriarch, Sam Stringfield, is a notable figure in the folk scene, renowned for his expert banjo picking. Their most influential work, "Mountain Echoes", is celebrated for its authentic representation of Appalachian music traditions.