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This recording includes tape 4 sides A and B. This tape was recorded August 18, 1983 at the Frontier Folklife Festival, the Arch, St. Louis, Missouri. Charlie Walden- fiddle: 1. Unidentified tune (in C) 2. "Jesse Polka" (in G, C, & D) 3. "Listen to the Mockingbird" (in D) 4. "Alabama Jubilee" (in D) 5. "Jake's Best Reel" (in A & E) 6. "Lightning Hornpipe" (in Bb) 7. "Good for the Tongue Hornpipe" (in Bb) 8. "Smith's Hornpipe" (in Bb) 9. "Lantern in the Ditch" (in D) 10. "Mahonee's Reel" (in A) 11. "Old Parnell" (in D) 12. "Buck Reel" (in D) 13. "Old Malinda" (in C) 14. "Marmaduke's Quadrille" (in D) Tape 4 side B Charlie Walden- fiddle (continued): 1. "Caton's Hornpipe" (in G) Bob Walsh- fiddle: 2. "Little Joe's Rag" (in G & D) 3. "Dusty Miller" (in A) Charlie Walden: 4. "Brilliancy" (in A) ?- fiddle: 5. "Devil's Dream" (in A) Charlie Walden: 6. "Jake's Best" (in A & E) Bob Walsh- fiddle: 7. "Road to Columbus" (in A) Charlie Walden: 8. "Grannie, Will Your Dog Bite?" (in A) 9. "Big Horn Cattle" (in A) Bob Walsh: 10. "Apple Blossom" (in D) 11. "Peach Blossoms" (in A) Fiddle Workshop: Art Galbraith- fiddle & Gordon McCann- guitar: 1. "Rocky Mountain Hornpipe" (in D) Bob Walsh- fiddle & Gordon McCann- guitar: 2. "Sally Goodin" (in A) Niles Wilson: 3. "Lost Indian" (in A) Charlie Walden: 4. "St. Anne's Reel" (in D) Art Galbraith: 5. "Rossi Waltz" (in G) Bob...
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