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This recording includes tapes 1-2. It was recorded on June 19, 1988 at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield in Republic, Missouri. Galbraith and McCann played at the Ray House at Wilson's Creek once a month in the summer. Art Galbraith- fiddle, Gordon McCann- guitar. 1. "Turkey in the Straw" (in the key of D) 2. "Old Zip Coon" (in D) 3. "Nachez Under the Hill" (in A) 4. "Leather Britches" (in G) 5. "Flop Eared Mule" (in G & D) 6. "Missouri Waltz" (in G) 7. "Tennessee Waltz" (in C & G) 8. "Montana Waltz" (in A) 9. "Rocky Mountain Hornpipe" (in D) 10. "I Don’t Love Nobody" (in C) 11. "Tennessee Wagoner"/ "Fat Meat and Dumplings" (in C) Ch. 10 coming to video us. 12. "Billy in the Lowground" (in C) 13. "Flowers of Edinburgh" (in G) 14. "Over the Water to Charlie's" (in D) and "Irish Washerwoman" (in G) 15. "Ragtime Annie" (in D) 16. "Shamus O’Brien" (in G) 17. "Turkey in the Straw" (in D) 18. "Wideman’s Quickstep" (in G & C) 19. "Piedmont" (in D) 20. "Me, Too"/ "Dark Town Strutters Ball" (in C) 21. "Blackberry Blossom" (in G) 22. "Whiskey Before Breakfast" (in D) ...end side 1a... Side 1b Galbraith cont. 23. "Beaumont Rag" (in F) 24. "Soldier’s Joy" (in D) 25. "Liberty" (in D) 26. "Blue Mule" (in G) 27. "Mississippi Sawyer" (in D) 28. "Golden Slippers" (in G) 29. "Buffalo Gals" (in G) 30. "Seth Thomas Clock" (in G) 31. "San Antonio Rose" (in...
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