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This recording includes tapes 1-2. It was recorded at Silver Dollar City Amusement park in Branson, Missouri on June 15, 1988. Wildwood Girls- Illinois 1. Unidentified tune 2. "The Old Mountaineer" (in G) 3. "You Won’t Be Satisfied that Way" 4. "Turkey in the Straw" (in D) 5. "Train 45" (in B) Bertoldie Family- Marshfield, MO Justin- fiddle, John- guitar, Jana- bass, Unknown- banjo Justin/ Group sing 1. "Little Georgia Rose" Jana- sings 2. "Blue Kentucky Girl" Justin- fiddle 3. "Bill Cheatham" (in A) 4. "Sheamus O’Brien" (in G) Jana- sings 5. "Mule Skinner Blues" Justin- mandolin 6. "Road to Columbus" (in A) Justin/ Jana/ John 7. "Two Different Worlds" Instrumental- banjo/ mandolin 8. "Bluegrass Breakdown" (in A) Justin- mandolin 9. "El Comanchero" (in D) ...end side 1a... Side 1b Banjo/ mandolin 10. "Dear Old Dixie" (in D) Justin- mandolin 11. "Dusty’s Hornpipe" (in A) Don DeCamp- bones (from Redfield, Iowa)/ Justin- bones 12. "Redwing" Justin/Jana/John 13. "If You Only Knew" Banjo 14. "Kickin’ Mule" (in A) End of Bertoldies Lyman Enloe- fiddle, Rusty Dutton- fiddle twin 1. "Festival Waltz" (in A) Williams family, Pinnacle, AR Bob Williams- fiddle 1. "Soldier’s Joy" (in D) 2. "Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down!" 3. "I Will Arise" 4. "Uncle Lee’s Got a Coon and Gone On Bob- fiddle, Girls dance 5. "Pretty Little Gal" (in D) 6. "Old Lynchberg Town" 7. "Hop Along Peter" End Williams family Violet Hensley- fiddle Yellville, AR 1. "Coming Up Cripple Creek" (in A) 2. "San Antonio...
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- Banjo
- Branson (Mo.)
- Dulcimer
- Folk Music
- Folk Musicians
- Guitar
- Mandolin
- Music
- Musicians
- Singers
- Violin
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