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This recording includes tapes 1-3, recorded in Bethel, Missouri on June 15-16, 1990 for the Bethel Fiddle Contest. The keys of each song and hometowns of the fiddlers are available through MSU. June 15, 1990 Jamming: Garvin Lee- fiddle, Bill Graves- fiddle, Gordon McCann- guitar, Bill Caspery 1 Liberty 2 Sunrise Waltz 3 Beaumont Rag 4 Charlie Town Big Step 5 Goodnight Waltz 6 Raccoon’s Tail 7 Westphalia Waltz 8 Soppin’ the Gravy 9 Whiskey Before Breakfast 10 Ragtime Annie 11 Arkansas Traveler 12 Fort Gibson 13 Tennessee Wagoner 14 Unidentified tune 15 Cotton Patch Rag 16 Gold Rush 17 Road to Columbus 18 What a Friend We Have in Jesus ..end side 1a.. Side 1b Bethel Fiddle Contest, June 16, 1990 IL-MO Boys, Geoff Seitz- fiddle, Curt Buckhannon- mandolin, Jim Nelson- guitar All sing 1 Charlie He's a Good Old Man Seitz- fiddle 2 Stone’s Rag (48 Dogs in the Meat House) Buckhannon- mandolin 3 Hell Against the Barn Door Seitz sings 4 Rye Whiskey 5 Devil in the Haystack Presentation of awards to fiddle students. JUNIOR contest begins Polly Burre MC #1 Reece Stanley a Arkansas Traveler b Tennessee Waltz #2 John Williams a Bile Them Cabbage Down b Unidentified tune #3 Coleen Donahue a Ragtime Annie b Martin’s Waltz #4 Andria Carter a Golden Slippers b Ook Pic Waltz #5 Jesse Stockman a Dusty Miller b Roxanna Waltz #6 Annie Quackenbush a Sally Goodin b Ook Pic Waltz #7 Danielle Hendrix a Whiskey Before Breakfast b Ozark...
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