Lonnie Robertson, Wayne Lawson, and Gordon McCann, December 9, 1977
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This recording includes tape 1 sides A and B. This tape was recorded December 9, 1977, in Lonnie Robertson's home, Springfield, Missouri. Lonnie Robertson- fiddle, Wayne Lawson- fiddle, guitar, and Gordon McCann- guitar. Lonnie Robertson- fiddle: 1. "Hooker's Hornpipe" (in the key of G) 2. "Silver Bell Waltz" (in G) 3. "Wink the Other Eye" (in G) 4. "Sugar Tree Stomp" (in G) 5. "Rochester Schottische" (in G) 6. "Rock All the Babies to Sleep" (in G) 7. "Sally Johnson" (in G) 8. "Fiddler's Waltz" (in G) 9. "Leather Britches' (in G) 10. "Over the Waves Waltz" (in G) 11. "Bittercreek" (in G) 12. "Jump Fingers" (in C) 13. "St. Paul Waltz" (in C) 14. "Tennessee Wagoner" (in C) 15. "Billy in the Lowground" (in C) 16. "Cotton Patch Rag" (in C) The men discuss a contest in Nixa. 17. "Stars & Stripes Waltz" (in C) 18. "Fourteen Days in Georgia" (in C) There is also discussion about disc jockeys (DJs) not knowing anything about fiddle music. 19. "Back Up & Push" (in C) 20. "Melinda" (in C) 21. Unidentified tune (in C) 22. "Snow Flake Reel" (in D) 23. "Jack of Diamonds" (in A) 24. "Clark Waltz" (in A) ...end tape 1 side A... 25. Unidentified tune (in A) (plays 3x) 26. "Old Parnell" (in D) 27. "Dixon County Blues" (in D) 28. "Durangue's Hornpipe" (in D) 29. "Red Fox Waltz" (in D) 30. "Arkansas Traveler" (in D) 31. "Hazy Hills Waltz" (in D) 32. "Marmaduke's Hornpipe" (in D)...
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