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| This song was passed through the Tyler family in Kentucky since the birth of America. My grandmother, Hattie Mae Tyler Cargill, taught the song to me (Acie Cargill) and I recorded it on my cd, Acie Cargill's Country Songs. The song has a very soothing, patriotic effect on me. I recorded it using the older instruments, tunings, and techniques that I remember as a boy with the Tylers in Kentucky. Hope you enjoy it. |
CD: Acie Cargill's Country Songs
Label: Cobwebs Recording
Credits: All instruments and vocals Acie Cargill |
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| This is a tune that was originally used as a party song for children, but is here played by the Cargill and Tyler families in Kentucky on the fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and string bass. Acie Cargill is heard here playing the Tyler Drop-Thumb banjo style that he later recorded for the Library of Congress. This is an example of the way tunes were played in the early part of the 20th century. Often, listeners would buck dance or swing to this tune. |
CD: A Family Gathering
Label: Cobwebs Recording
Credits: Acie cargill, Ike Cargill, Robert E Lee Cargill, Ezra Tyler, John Tyler |
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