| f. J 1 | Information on the audio cassettes made from commercial records. Includes dust jacket information and copies of brochures included with some albums. Cassettes are stored separately. |
| a.c. 1 | Field recording with Bob Holt of Ava, Douglas County, Missouri, made in 1980. Includes:
- Side 1:
- Fort Smith
- Walk Along John
- Stoney Point
- Turkey Buzzard
- Blackberry Blossom
- Wilson's/Murphy's Hornpipes
- Lost Train Blues
- Old Hen Cackle
- Cumberland Gap
- Sugar in the Coffee
- Hop Up Kitty Puss
- Uncle Joe
- Blue Mule
- Whistling Rufus
- Spotted Pony in C
- Spotted Pony in A
- East Tennessee Blues
- Fourteen Days in Georgia
- Crazy Creek
- Side 2:
- Old Melinda
- Fat Meat and Dumplings
- Harvester
- Charleston No. 1
- Old Parnell
- Stone's Rag
- Tickle Rag
- Kansas City Breakdown Blues
- Texas Crapshooter
- Nigger Fever No. 1
- Nigger Fever No. 2
- Oklahoma Redbird
- Done Gone
- Polk County Breakdown
- Martha Campbell
- Rabbit in the Pea Patch
- Rabbit Where's Your Mammy
- Lonesome Indian
- Dry and Dusty
- Snowflake Reel
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| a.c. 2 | Continuation of audio cassette 1, field recording with Bob Holt.
- Side 1:
- Hell Among the Yearlings
- Jackson's Hornpipe
- Dubuque
- Eighth of January
- Flop-Eared Mule
- Forked Deer
- Ozark Moon
- Got a Little Home to Go to (AEAE)
- Sally Goodin (AEAE)
- Cotton-Eyed Joe (AEAE)
- Wolves A-Howlin' (AEAE)
- Rattlesnake (AEAE)
- Bear-creek Sally Goodin (AEAC#)
- The Old Stillhouse (AEAC#)
- Lost Indian (AEAC#)
- Jerusalem Ridge
- Snowshoes
- Ragtime Annie
- Liberty
- Ozark Moon
- Carroll County Blues
- Side 2:
- Oak Pic Waltz
- Seamus O'Brien Waltz
- Johnny Run the Jug Around
- Sleepy-Eyed Joe
- Festival Waltz
- Forgotten Waltz
- Bully of the Town
- Billy in the Lowground
- Missouri Fever/Knockin' at Your Door
- Sally Went Huntin'
- Tennessee Wagoner
- Laughing Boy
- Virginia Darling
- Katy Hill
- Sally Johnson
- Santa Claus
- Echoes of the Ozarks
- When You and I Were Young, Maggie
- Fiddler's Dream
- Texas Quickstep
- Comin' Down from Denver
- Durham's Reel
- Westphalia Waltz
- Arkansas Turnback
- Whiskey Before Breakfast
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| a.c. 3 | Commercial recording Arhoolie #5027, of Harry Choates' 1946-1949 songs. Original recordings were on 78 r.p.m. records made by Bill Quinn in Houston, Texas. Songs include:
- Side 1:
- Allons a Lafayette
- Basile Waltz
- Cajun Hop
- Port Arthur Waltz
- Harry Choates Special
- It Won't be Long
- Wrong Keyhole
- Draggin the Bow
- Side 2:
- Poor Hobo
- Louisiana
- Devil in the Bayou
- Grand Mamow
- Lawtell Waltz
- Harry Choates Blues
- Chere Meon
- Louisiana Boogie
Band members on side 1 include Johnnie Mae Smirle Manuel, piano; Joe Manuel, banjo; B.D. Williams, bass; and Eddie Pursley, guitar. On side 2 in most songs the band is similar, but adds Ron Ray "Pee Wee" Lyons on steel guitar.
At least one song, Louisiana Boogie, Julius "Papa Ciaro" Lampez replaces Lyons on steel guitar. Additional information from the album jacket is available in folder J 1.
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| a.c. 4 | Commercial recording, County Records 405, of The Hill Billies, a band credited with giving its name to hillbilly music. It was organized at Galax, Virginia, in the late spring of 1924 with Alonzo Elvis "Tony" Alderman, Joe and Al Hopkins, and John Rector as original members.
The album includes:
- Side 1:
- Johnson Boys
- Cindy
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- Soldier's Joy Medley
- Silly Bill
- Black Eyed Susie
- Side 2 :
- Sally Ann
- Bristol Tennessee Blues
- Cluck Old Hen
- C.C. &O #558
- Texas Gals
- Round Town Gals
Additional information from the album jacket and a pamphlet are available in folder J 1.
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| a.c. 5 | Field recording of Bob Walters, Alfred Grey, and Casey Jones made in Nebraska. Selections on:
- Side 1:
- Bob Walters:
- Five Miles Out of Town
- Tennessee Wagner
- Lantern in the Ditch
- Little White Lies
- Gilderoy
- Prodigal Son
- Boys Around the World
- Big John McNeil
- Sally Goodin
- Sally Johnson
- Caton's Hornpipe
- two unidentified songs--the first in G
- Pretty Little Widow
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- Alfred Grey:
- unidentified tune
- Peek-a-Boo Waltz
- two waltzes
- Buffalo Gals
- Turkey in the Straw
- Side 2:
- Bob Walters:
- Long John
- Steamboat Around the Bend
- Casey Jones Tune in G
- Mother's Reel
- Flannigan's Polka
- Jump Fingers
- St. Anne's Reel
- Inimitable Reel
- Shoot Two Bits
- Money Musk
- Grey Eagle
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- Bob Walters and Casey Jones:
- Leddy's Hornpipe
- Smith's Hornpipe
- Done Gone
- Comin' Down from Denver
- Granny Will Your Dog Bite
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- Casey Jones:
- Devil's Dream
- Bennett's Reel
- Woodchopper's Breakdown
- an unnamed tune
- Five Miles Out of Town
- another unnamed tune
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| a.c. 6 | A mixed recording from a tape made to be sent to Dwight Lamb while he was stationed in France in the 1950s. The first section has some songs that were apparently taped from a preexisting recording, followed by songs taped live.
- Side 1:
- Bob Walters on fiddle and Dwight Lamb on accordian:
- Johnny Don't Come Home Drunk
- Missouri Mud
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- Bob Walters
- Tugboat
- Plain Swamp's Reel
- Thunderbolt Hornpipe
- Champion Hornpipe
- Irish Reel
- Drunken Wagoner
- Natchez Under the Hill
- Silver Lake Quadrille
- Lady on the Green
- Jump Fingers
- Durgan's Hornpipe [cut off]
- Eighth of January
- Smith's Reel
- Knockin on the Door
- Salty River Reel
- Sleepy Joe [cut off]
- Side 2:
- Sleepy-Eyed Joe
- Clarinet Polka
- Fiddler's Dream
- Danish Schottische on accordian by Dwight's grandfather
- Eli Green's Cakewalk
- Katy Hill
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- Bob Walters and Dwight Lamb:
- Woodchopper's Breakdown
- Johnny Don't Come Home Drunk
- Tugboat
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- Bob Walters:
- Paddy on the Turnpike
- Katy Hill
- Fiddler's Dream
- Billy Cheatum
- Leather Britches
- Lazy Kate
- Smith's Reel
Bob Walters is accompanied by another instrument on some tunes. Portions of the tape may have been recorded in Decamer, Nebraska. It appears that sections of it may have been recorded from records or earlier tapes.
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| a.c. 7 | Field recording with Bob Walters and Dwight Lamb probably made in Decamer, Nebraska, sometime in the 1950s. It is a short tape.
- Side 1:
- Black Mountain Rag
- Friendship Waltz
- Granny Will Your Dog Bite
- Billy in the Lowground
- Miller's Reel (played by Dwight Lamb)
- Walkin' In My Sleep
- Red Apple Rag
- an unnamed quadrille
- Here and There Hornpipe
There is nothing on side 2 of the tape. There is a false start, probably caused by over printing, on side 1.
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| a.c. 8 | Field recording with George Morris, known as "The Fiddlin Sheriff," at his home in Afton, Missouri, on 20 March 1982. The first two recordings are taped from a home disc in the family collection. Additional recordings on side 1 and all of side 2 were made from 78 r.p.m. home discs in 1952 by guitarist Roy Ethington of Columbia, Missouri.
- Side 1:
- Dave Morris:
- Gray Eagle [played twice]
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- George Morris [from old records]:
- Electric Hornpipe
- Golden Eagle Hornpipe
- Garfield's Hornpipe
- Rickett's Hornpipe
- Good for the Tongue Hornpipe
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- George Morris:
- High Level Hornpipe
- Garfield's Hornpipe
- Thunder Hornpipe
- Lightning Hornpipe
- MacNabb's Hornpipe
- Favorite Hornpipe
- Nola
- Intermezzo
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- Recordings from 78 rpm home discs:
- Disc #1, George Morris and Roy Ethington:
- Poor Butterfly
- I'll See You Again
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- Disc #2:
- Waltz You Saved for Me by George & Dave Morris
- with Roy Ethington
- Kiss Me Again by George Morris and Roy Ethington
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- Disc #3, by George Morris and Roy Ethington:
- Kiss Me Goodnight
- Dreamy Melody with One Rose
- Side 2:
- Disc #4:
- Gray Eagle
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
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- Disc #5, by Dave Morris and Roy Ethington:
- Devil's Dream
- Sally Goodin
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- Disc #6:
- Honeysuckle Rose
- Just Foolin' Around with Goodnight Waltz
- by George Morris and Roy Ethington
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- Disc #7:
- Wedding Chimes by George Morris and Roy Ethington
- Lightnin's Hornpipe by Dave Morris and Roy Ethington
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- Disc #8:
- Kiss Me Again by Dave Morris and Roy Ethington
- [no song on flip side]
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| a.c. 9 | Interview with George Morris, "The Fiddlin' Sheriff," at his home in Afton, Missouri. Charlie Walden conducts the interview. Discussion ends about two thirds of the way through the first side. There is nothing on side 2. |
| a.c. 10 | Commercial recording by Loyd Wanzer titled "Fold Fiddlin' left handed style." He is accompanied by his daughter, Cheryl Wanzer.
- Side 1:
- Leather Britches
- Sweet Bunch of Daisies
- Gene LaTif
- Bile Down the Cabbage
- Wednesday Night Waltz
- Rachael
- Lumberjack
- Wanzer's Waltz
- Newfoundland Breakdown
- Side 2:
- Sadie Hawkins
- Annie Laurie
- Mississippi Sawyer
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- Whistler's Waltz
- Irish Washerwoman
- Turkey in the Straw
- Smokey Mountain Waltz
- Up Jumped the Devil
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| a.c. 11 | Commercial recording by Loyd Wanzer titled "Plain & Fancy Fiddlin' Over the Bass." He is accompanied by his daughter Cheryl Wanzer. There is a strip of tape #12 at the beginning of the tape.
- Side 1:
- Twinkle Little Star
- Maple on the Hill
- Real Chicken Reel
- Pacific Slope
- Liberty
- Fourteen Days in Georgia
- Whiskey Before Breakfast
- Blue Grass Hoedown
- Side 2:
- Moonshine
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Peacock Rag
- Old Folks at Home
- Soldier's Joy
- "C" Rag
- Soapsuds
- Canadian Reel
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| a.c. 12 | Commercial recording County Records 401, of The Stripling Brothers titled "The Lost Child and Other Original Fiddle Tunes Recorded 1928-1936." Original recordings were on 78 r.p.m. records by Charles Nevins Stripling, fiddler, and Ira Lee Stripling, guitarist.
- Side 1:
- The Lost Child
- Coal Mine Blues
- Horse Shoe Bend
- June Rose Waltz
- Rangers Hornpipe
- Kennedy Rag
- Side 2:
- Wolves Howling
- Pallet on the Floor
- Dance all Night
- Red River Waltz
- Big Eyed Rabbit
- Big Footed Man in the Sandy Lot
Additional information from the album jacket is available in folder J 1.
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| a.c. 13 | Commercial recording, County Records 407, of The Blue Ridge Highballers' 1926 recordings featuring Charley LaPrade. During the-mid 1920s, the band, famous for its square dance music, consisted of Lonnie Griffith on guitar, Arthur Wells on five-string banjo, and LaPrade on violin.
- Side 1:
- Darling Child
- Going Down to Lynchburg Town
- Fourteen Days in Georgia
- Sandy River Belle
- Flop Eared Mule
- Skidd More
- Side 2:
- Darneo
- Soldier's Joy
- Wish to the Lord I Had Never Been Born
- Round Town Girls
- Under the Double Eagle
- Green Mountain Polka
Folder J 1 contains additional information from the album jacket.
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| a.c. 14 | Commercial recording, County Records 403, titled The Roane County Ramblers Original Recordings, 1928-1929. Band members included James ("Jimmy") McCarroll on fiddle, Luke Brandon on guitar, John Kelly on mandolin, and Howard Wyatt on banjo.
- Side 1:
- Green River March
- Southern No. 111
- Callahan Rag
- Everybody Two-Step
- Step High Waltz
- McCarroll's Breakdown
- Side 2:
- Free a Little Bird-1930 Model
- Hometown Blues
- Roane County Rag
- Tennessee Waltz
- Alabama Trot
- Johnson City Rag
Additional information from the album jacket is available in folder J 1.
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| a.c. 15 | Field recording with Cyril Stinnett made in Oregon, Holt County, Missouri, in 1980. Stinnett plays fiddle and talks with Chris German and Bill Shull about his music while a clock ticks in the background.
- Side 1:
- Dry and Dusty
- Big John McNeil
- Brenda's Reel
- Purcell's Reel (Trouble on the Wabash)
- Lady on the Green
- Inimitable Reel
- Bennett's Reel
- Rickett's Hornpipe
- London Hornpipe
- Lamplighter's Hornpipe
- Run Nigger Run
- Mississippi Sawyer
- Angle Cain Tune
- Big Horn Cattle
- unknown quadrille [learned from Cyril's dad]
- Side 2:
- two unidentified tunes
- Duncan's Reel
- Silver Lake Quadrille
- Tennessee Wagoner
- Sugar in the Coffee
- Flop-Eared Mule
- Forked Deer
- Whiskey Before Breakfast
- Red Bird Reel
- Oklahoma Redbird
- Bluewater Hornpipe
- Thunderbolt Hornpipe
- Red Apple Rag
- Eber Atkin's Tune
- Dance Around Molly
- Old Melinda
- Hell Among the Yearlings
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| a.c. 16 | Continuation of audio cassette 15, field recording with Cyril Stinnett.
- Side 1:
- Old Mother McCarthy
- Knock at the Door
- Fat Meat and Dumplings
- Mother's Reel
- Leather Britches
- unidentified quadrille
- Niagra Hornpipe
- Eighth of January
- Life in the Finland Woods
- Country Waltz
- Rustic Dance
- Fiddler's Waltz
- Durang's Hornpipe
- unidentified Bob Walters tune
- Bill Cheatum
- Long John
- Sally Johnson
- Side 2:
- Sally Johnson
- Katy Hill
- Smith's Hornpipe
- waltz [learned from Cyril's dad]
- waltz in the key of G
- Carrolton County Breakdown
- Brilliancy
- Devil's Dream
- Drunken Wagoner
- Trot Along My Honey
- Coming Through the Rye
- Caton's Hornpipe
- Buffalo Gals
- Flowers of Edinburgh
- Fort Smith
- schottische
- Dry Knob
- Turkey Knob
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| a.c. 17-18 | Tapes of the 1983 Boonville Fiddlers Contest held on March 19, in Laura Speed Elliot Auditorium.
- Tape 17, Side 1:
- Charlie Walden (Columbia, MO):
- Skater's Waltz
- Angus Campbell
- unidentified fiddler:
- Bile the Cabbage
- Bob Hagen (Columbia, MO):
- Red Fox Waltz
- Salty River Reel
- Spence Galloway (Columbia, MO):
- Durang's Hornpipe
- Our Last Waltz
- Taylor McBaine (Columbia, MO):
- Grey Eagle
- Clark Waltz
- Bob Atchison (Mountain View, Arkansas):
- Lazy Kate
- Western Waltz
- Vesta Johnson (Kirkwood, MO):
- waltz in G
- Fort Smith
- Jim Maley (Cuba, MO):
- Soldier's Joy Hornpipe
- Canary Waltz
- Mike Wells (Fayette, MO):
- Ragtime Annie
- Westphalia Waltz
- Olen Wells (Boonsboro, MO):
- Grey Eagle
- Sweet Bunch of Daisies
- Side 2 of this tape is blank.
- Tape 18, side 1:
- Ray Lynn Wells (New Franklin, MO):
- Grey Eagle
- Combination Waltz
- J.A. Gilmore (Jefferson City, MO):
- Bill Cheatum
- Over the Waves
- Musical Wolfe (Boonville, MO):
- Fireball Mail
- Westphalia Waltz
- Maggie Spratt Jabeen (Columbia, MO):
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- waltz
- John Griffin (Sturgeon, MO):
- Sleepy-Eyed Joe
- Country Waltz
- Clifford Corkin (Faucett, MO):
- Katydid Waltz
- Turang's Hornpipe
These songs are followed by the announcement of winners in Junior Division and the playoff.
- Playoff:
- Charlie Walden: Tom and Jerry
- Taylor McBaine: Dance Around Molly
- Bob Atchison: Comin' Down From Denver
- Mike Wells: Sally Goodin
- Ray Lynn Wells: Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Tape 18, side 2, playoff continues:
- J.A. Gilmore: Comin Down From Denver
- Tom Griffin: Woodchopper's Reel
Contest placement was:
- John Griffin, 1st place
- Taylor McBaine, 2nd place
- Charlie Walden, 3rd place
- J.A. Gilmore, 4th place
- Bob Atchison, 5th place
- Ray Lynn Wells, 6th place
- Mike Wells, 7th place
At the close of the contest Maggie Spratt plays Flowers of Edinburg. Judges were Pete McMahon of Harrisburg, Jake Hockemeyer of Mokane, and Herbert Klusmeyer of Boonville. |
| a.c. 19 | Medley of field recordings with Gene Wells, Cleo Persinger, and Pete McMahon apparently made in Jake Hughes home. Lillian Persinger furnishes accompaniment for at least a portion of the tape.
- Side 1:
- Gene Wells:
- Leather Breeches
- Stony Point
- Durang's Hornpipe
- Rye Straw
- I Don't Love Nobody
- Cleo Persinger
- Gannon's Reel
- Hell on the Wabash
- Gene Wells
- Cleo Persinger
- unidentified tune
- Smith's Reel [?]
- Gene Wells
- a B Hornpipe
- Last Waltz
- Grey Eagle
- a breakdown
- two two-steps
- Cleo Persinger
- Peter McMahon
- Grey Eagle
- Comin' Down from Denver
- waltz in A
- Side 2:
- Peter McMahon:
- Rachel
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Last Waltz
- Lightening Hornpipe
- Blackfoot Rage (Dead Nigger, Fiddler's Hoedown)
- B Waltz
- Sally Goodin
- On the Right Cheek
- Fiddler's Waltz
- Leather Breeches
- Waltz in G
- Jump Up Susie
- Black Mountain Rag
- Rye Straw
- Dance Around Molly
- Drunken Wagoner
- K.C. Rag
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| a.c. 20 | Medley of field recordings.
- Side 1:
- Cleo Persinger:
- Wagner
- Hell Among the Yearlings
- Darkie's Curly Hair
- Durang's Hornpipe
- C & G Rag
- Waltz in G
- Old Man and Old Woman
- Gene Goforth:
- Bill Cheatham
- Money Musk
- Billy in the Lowground
- Tom and Jerry
- Jack of Diamonds
- Dusty Miller
- Lighthouse
- Clifford Hawthorne:
- Gene Goforth:
- I Don't Love Nobody
- Hoghead
- Kenny Baker Tune
- Side 2:
- Gene Goforth:
- Fiddler's Hornpipe
- Big Sandy
- Clifford Hawthorne:
- Leather Breeches
- Wednesday Night Waltz
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| a.c. 21 | Collection of field recordings featuring Ed Tharp, Cleo Persinger, Jess Simms, Tom Simms, Henry Wells, and Bill Sterns.
- Side 1:
- Ed Tharp (voice is Persinger)
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- Thunder & Garfield's Hornpipe
- Liverpool Hornpipe
- Get Sentimental
- a B Waltz from Charley Cook
- Devil's Dream
- Favorite Hornpipe
- Lightening Hornpipe
- Cleo Persinger (voice is Jess or Tom Simms):
- Grey Eagle
- Give the Fiddler a Dram
- Jess Simms (voice is Cleo Persinger):
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- 8th of June
- Ed Tharp:
- Loreen Schottische
- Riding Down the Canyon
- Diamonds in the Sky
- Ed Tharp and Jess Simms (voice by Cleo Persinger):
- Touch of the Master's Hand
- Tom Simms:
- unidentified tune
- German Schottische
- College Hornpipe
- Over the Waves Waltz
- F Waltz
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Side 2:
- Tom Simms:
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe (remainder)
- Rainbow
- Wagoner
- Henry Wells (with guitar by Bill Sterns):
- Sally Goodin
- Grey Eagle
- a hoedown
- Bill Cheatum
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Carroll County Blues
- Bill Sterns:
- D Waltz
- Wednesday Night Waltz
- Henry Wells:
- Wagoner
- Leather Breeches
- Blackberry Blossom
- Cleo Persinger:
- St. Anne's Reel
- Going Across the Prairie
- Black Velvet Waltz
- Dundee's Hornpipe
- Angus Campbell
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| a.c. 22 | Field recordings featuring Bill Perkins, Taylor McBaine, Jess Simms, and Ed Tharp.
- Side 1:
- Bill Perkins and Taylor McBaine:
- Jess Simms:
- St. Anne's Reel
- Over the Waves Waltz
- unidentified tune
- Side 2:
- Jess Simms:
- Shoot the Buffalo
- Flowers from Home
- Ed Tharp:
- Blues
- Thunder and Lightening Hornpipe
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- B Waltz from Charly Cook
- Comin' Down from Denver
- Devil's Dream
- Liverpool Hornpipe
- G Waltz
- Oklahoma Redbirds
- Blues Number
- Gold Mine in the Sky
- unidentified tune
- My Dear
- After the Ball
- Lightening Hornpipe
- Dragging the Bow
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| a.c. 23 | Field recordings featuring Ed Tharp, Cyril Stinnett, Jake Hockemeyer, and Vee Latty.
- Side 1:
- Ed Tharp:
- Wednesday Night Waltz
- Comin' Through the Rye
- Loreen Schottische
- unidentified tune
- Ricketts Hornpipe
- unidentified tune;
- Cyril Stinnett:
- Old Countryman's Reel
- College Hornpipe
- St. Joe Hornpipe
- Footprints in the Snow
- Clyde Durst's Tune
- Comin' Down from Denver
- Mahoney's Hornpipe
- Lantern in the Ditch
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Durang's Hornpipe
- Old Mother McCarthy
- Rose Waltz
- Schottische in G
- Jack Danielson's Reel;
- Jake Hockemeyer:
- Liverpool Hornpipe
- Durang's Hornpipe
- Fisher's Hornpipe
- Comin' Down from Denver
- Bill Cheatham
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Side 2:
- Jake Hockemeyer:
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe (remainder)
- Grey Eagle
- Fiddler's Waltz
- Leather Breeches
- Katy Hill
- Devil's Dream
- Red Apple Rag
- Twinkle Little Star
- Vee Latty:
- waltz
- Marmaduke's Hornpipe
- Wake Up Susie
- Rabbit in the Cotton Patch (?)
- Cowboy Waltz
- waltz
- Golden Slippers
- waltz
- Way Down Yonder
- a march/two-step
- Waltz You Saved for Me
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| a.c. 24 | A tape entitled Fiddler's Dream, 2nd edition hosted by Charlie Walden. After a false beginning, he comments on the tunes and the fiddlers. The tunes are from preexisting recordings.
- Side 1:
- Clark Kessenger:
- Arkansas Traveler
- Round Town Gals (Buffalo Gals)
- Willie and Dave Morris, accompanied by Seth Meyers on guitar:
- Eighth of January
- Bile Them Cabbage Down by
- Loyd Wanzer:
- Frank Reed:
- Cindy (Get Along Home, Cindy)
- Cyril Stinnett:
- Cripple Creek
- College Hornpipe (Sailor's Hornpipe)
- Jim Tuttle:
Side 2:
- Jake Hockemeyer:
- Cleo Persinger, accompanied by his wife:
- Old Man and Old Woman
- Dundee's Hornpipe
- Dark and Curly Hair (Darkie's Curly Hair)
- Grey Eagle
- Black Velvet Waltz
- Going Across the Prairie
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