Strange Creek Fiddling 1947

Strange Creek Fiddling 1947

Strange Creek Fiddling 1947

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Track Listings
1. Cheatham Country Breakdown    
2. Jimmy Johnson    
3. White Pilgrim    
4. Brickyard Joe    
5. Sally Anne    
6. Down Yonder    
7. Wagoner    
8. Georgia Town    
9. Dickson Country Blues    
10. Forked Deer    
11. Polka    
12. Greasy String    
13. Turkey in the Straw    
14. Camp Chase    
15. Irish Girl    
16. Laddie    
17. Grey Eagle    
18. Shelvin' Rock    
19. Mississippi Sawyer    
20. Gilderoy    
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Album Description
The hottest fiddler in the music-rich history of West Virginia, young John Johnson (1916-1996) was at the peak of his power in 1947. That year, folklorist Louis Chappell came to Strange Creek, Braxton County, to capture Johnson's legendary music on an aluminum-disc recording machine. Johnson reeled off 80 pieces for the professor, in a dazzling display of power, imagination and grace. This CD makes part of that session available to the public for the first time.

Strange Creek Fiddling 1947, Music, John Johnson

Strange Creek Fiddling 1947

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Music Info:

  1. Strawberry Music Sampler V.1 [Import]
  2. Sunflowers at Midnight [Explicit Lyrics]
  3. Tempted & Tried [Import]
  4. That's All Folk!
  5. The Adventures of Cindy Lou
  6. The Best of Cambridge Folk Festival [Live]
  7. The Hills Of Greenmore: An Anthology [Import]
  8. The Naked Truth [Explicit Lyrics]
  9. The Pentangle
  10. The San Francisco Tapes: First Set [Live]

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