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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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4. I'm Not a Sinner
[?] |
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5. Man Going Around
Taking [?] |
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6. talk with Fred
and John [?] |
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7. Muscle Shout
Blues (harp) |
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8. Fox
Chase |
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9. Long Road Ain't
Got No End |
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10. The Stars Began
to Fade |
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Side 2 |
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1. Stars
[?] |
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2. I See a
Bridge |
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3. Long Love Ain't
Got No End (fiddle) |
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4. through 8.
[unidentified] |
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9. Cattle
Call |
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10. Billy in the
Lowground |
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11.
Cindy |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0812 |
330 / 1159 / Fred
Gallagher and family / Saltville / Tape 6, June 15, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Recorded at John Gallagher's house, in Saltville. Family names and
ages are given on the tape box back: Maxine Gallagher (June 10, 1943
- 21 years), Revonda Gallagher (January 20, 1948 - 16 years),
Darlene Gallagher (March 4, 1949 - 12 years), John Monroe Gallagher
(July 1, 1950 - 14 years), Fred Gallagher. For the first five songs
of Side 1, there is a note that "they read words from handwritten
book"). |
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Side 1 |
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1. The White
Dove |
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2. Wings of the
Dove |
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3. Mother's Not
Dead |
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4. Peace in the
Valley |
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5. The Hem of His
Garment |
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6. Bound for the
Kingdom Far Above |
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7. Fly Around My
Pretty Little Girls (fiddle) |
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Side 2 |
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1. Settin' on Top of
the World |
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2. Muleskinner
(fiddle) |
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3. M[?] |
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4. Cripple Creek
(fiddle) |
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5. Sourwood
Mountain |
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6. Harmonica
Waltz |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0813 |
331 / 1160 / Ron Holmes
/ Tape 7, June 17, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
mono ; 7 in. |
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Recorded in Saltville. Ron Holmes, 24 years old, playing
harmonica. |
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1.
Redwing |
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2. Wabash
Cannonball |
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3. John
Henry |
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4. Wildwood
Flower |
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5. Talk about making
banjos |
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6. Tennessee
Waltz |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0693 |
Saltville, Misc. #3 /
1964, June 14-15, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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A number of other songs and performers are listed on the tape box
back, and lined through. |
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Nellie Gay (into: )
/ 3:36 - Bill (b) Hob (vocal and fiddle) |
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Sleep in Your Barn
Tonight intro / 1:44 - Hobart Smith (fiddle), Bill DeBusk
(banjo) |
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Little Log Cabin in
the Lane 2:00 - Hob (fiddle and vocal), Bill (b) (mostly line #7
Nellie Gray) |
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Did You Ever See A
Muskrat Nancy Ann 1:42 - Hobart Smith, Wiley Smith (guitar and
vocal) (3:28), June 14,
1964
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Snow Deer (f) 3:28 -
Hobart and Wiley (guitar) |
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The Big M[?]
(guitar) - Wiley |
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What a Friend We
Have in Jesus - Wiley |
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Guitar instrumental |
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If This Ain't the
Holy Ghost I Don't Know - Hobart (guitar and vocal) and Wiley
(guitar and vocal) |
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The White Dove -
Fred, Maxine, Rovonda, Darlene, and John Monroe / Gallagher,
330, June 15, 1964
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Brownskin
Blues |
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Guitar instrumental; incomplete |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0952 |
Saltville Sample / 1964
/ 5, 1964
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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A compilation of field recordings; see the tape box for details. |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0846 |
354 / Press Smith /
Bluefield, VA, August 5,
1965
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 5
in. |
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Press [Preston] Smith (Hobart Smith's brother), at the home of D[?]
S[?], Bluefield, Virginia. Topics include: Saltville, preaching,
family, etc. |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0860 |
355 / 1180 / John
Gallagher / Saltville, August 6,
1965
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
two track, mono ; 5 in. |
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Contents: guitar instrumentals, place names, train. All songs on Side
2 are fragments. Recorded in Saltville, Virginia. |
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Side 1 |
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1. Train at
Duel's |
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2. Charming
Betsy |
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With front and end talk |
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3. Ginny Put the
Kettle On |
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4. Nigger
Blues |
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Out of E from Andy Flanagan and talking [?] |
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5. Place
names |
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Good story about Broady B[?] |
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Side 2 |
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1. Place names on
his grandfather who fought for North; on his grandfather who
fought for South |
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2. Yankee Doodle
Dandy |
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3. Dixie
(fragment) |
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4. Railroad
Bill |
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5. Coney
Isle |
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6. Brown Skin
Blues |
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7. Casey
Jones |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0847 |
356 / 1185 / John
Gallagher / Earl Stacey / Ben Dinsmore / Saltville, August 6, 1965
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
two track, mono ; 5 in. |
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Contents: guitar and dulcimer instrumentals, Lomax visit. |
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1. Brown Skin Blues
- John Gallagher |
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2. Black Mammy Blues
- Earl Stacey |
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3. Steppin' the
Frets - Earl Stacey |
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4. Sing Low - Ben
Dinsmore, in Cedar Branch |
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5.
[unidentified] |
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6. I Want to Be in
That Number [Saints Go Marching In?] |
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7.
[unidentified] |
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8. How Lomax got him
up at 5 a.m. to record and put him on record without even giving
him a copy [?] Hob's check [?] |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0848 |
357 / 1186 / Ben
Dinsmore (dulcimer) / Saltville, August 6,
1965
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
mono ; 5 in. |
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Ben Dinsmore, dulcimer instrumentals |
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Rock of
Ages |
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Down at
Cross |
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When the Roll is
Called Up Yonder |
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Talk about
[?] |
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Minor chord (his
own) |
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Jesus Hold My
Hand |
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Talk on getting
religion |
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Black Eyed
Susie |
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[unidentified] |
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Alabama
Gals |
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John
Henry |
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Boil Them Cabbage
Down |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0849 |
358 / 1187 / Ben
Dinsmore (dulcimer) / Saltville, August 6,
1965
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
mono ; 5 in. |
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Ben Dinsmore, dulcimer instrumentals |
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Talk on dulcimer and
Bible |
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What a Friend We
Have in Jesus |
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What're We Gonna Do
With the Baby O |
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Talk on s[?] he was
three and story |
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