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Various ‎– Folk Music Of The United States: American Fiddle Tunes From The Archive Of Folk Song

Label: The Library Of Congress ‎– AFS L62 Series: Folk Music Of The United States – Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US Released: 1971 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Bluegrass, Folk

Tracklist

A1 French Four Fiddle – Leizime BrusoeRecorded By – Helene Stratman-Thomas, Robert F. Draves A2 Quadrille Fiddle – Leizime BrusoeRecorded By – Helene Stratman-Thomas, Robert F. Draves A3 Two-Step Schottische Fiddle – Leizime BrusoeRecorded By – Helene Stratman-Thomas, Robert F. Draves A4 Highland Fling Fiddle – Leizime BrusoeRecorded By – Sidney Robertson Cowell A5 The Wind That Shook The Barley Fiddle – Patrick BonnerRecorded By – Ivan Walton A6 Fisher's Hornpipe Fiddle – Patrick BonnerRecorded By – Ivan Walton A7 The Maid Of Kildare Fiddle – Patrick BonnerRecorded By – Ivan Walton A8 Money Musk Fiddle – Michael CruiseRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Josephine Schwartz A9 Haste To The Wedding Banjo – Myrtle B. WilkinsonFiddle – Mrs. Ben Scott*Recorded By – Sidney Robertson Cowell A10 Perry's Victory Banjo – Myrtle B. WilkinsonFiddle – Mrs. Ben Scott*Recorded By – Sidney Robertson Cowell A11 Hull's Victory Fiddle – L.O. WeeksRecorded By – Alan Lomax A12 Bummer's Reel Fiddle – Elmer BartonRecorded By – Alan Lomax A13 Wake Up Susan/Unnamed Fiddle – Elmer BartonRecorded By – Alan Lomax B1 Bonaparte's Retreat Fiddle – W.M. Stepp*Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B2 The Drunken Hiccups Fiddle – W.M. Stepp*Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B3 Run Nigger Run Fiddle – W.M. Stepp*Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B4 The Ways Of The World Fiddle – W.M. Stepp*Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B5 Old Dad Fiddle – John RectorRecorded By – Bess Brown Lomax*, John A. Lomax B6 Hog-Eyed Man Fiddle – Luther StrongRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B7 Rickett's Hornpipe Fiddle – Luther StrongRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B8 Cumberland Gap Fiddle – Luther StrongRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Elizabeth Lomax B9 Haste To The Wedding Fiddle – Stephen B. TuckerRecorded By – Herbert Halpert B10 Buffalo Girls Fiddle – John HatcherRecorded By – Herbert Halpert B11 Grub Springs Fiddle – John HatcherRecorded By – Herbert Halpert B12 Old Joe Clark Fiddle – Wayne Perry (2)Recorded By – Alan Lomax, John A. Lomax B13 Natchez Under The Hill Fiddle – Lon JordanRecorded By – Vance Randolph B14 Sugar In The Gourd Fiddle – Marcus MartinRecorded By – Margot Mayo, Robert Simon, Stuart Jamieson* B15 Cotton-Eyed Joe Fiddle – Marcus MartinRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Jerome Wiesner, Joseph Liss

Credits

• Edited By – Alan Jabbour

Notes

Issued by the Library of Congress - Music Division - Recording Laboratory
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