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| + | ====== Mando Pages: Awesome number ====== | ||
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| + | John Duffy and the classic lineup of the Country Gentlemen, doing a tune I haven't been able to find out much about | ||
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| + | This [[http://www.rocky-52.net/chanteursc/country_g.htm|discgraphy]] says it may first have been the b-side of the Starday 1963 single of Copper Kettle, and then appeared also on Yesterday and Today, Vol. 3 (Rebel) | ||
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| + | {{:sunrise-countrygentlemen.mp3|}} | ||
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| + | == == | ||
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| + | Date added: 10/25/2010 | ||
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| + | ====== Best Mandolin Album, Ever ====== | ||
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| + | I play 1, 2, 3, 8, 11 (12, 5, 7 eventually) | ||
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| + | Side 1 | ||
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| + | {{:01_la_napoletana.mp3|01 La Napoletana.mp3 }} | ||
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| + | {{:02_la_siciliana.mp3|02 La Siciliana.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:03_guaglione.mp3|03 Guaglione.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:04_non_dimenticar.mp3|04 Non dimenticar.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:05_la_bellissima_bruna.mp3|05 La bellissima bruna.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:06_ciao_mazurka.mp3|06 Ciao Mazurka.mp3}} | ||
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| + | Side 2 | ||
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| + | {{:07_la_spagnola.mp3|07 La Spagnola.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:08_santa_lucia.mp3|08 Santa Lucia.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:09_vieni_sul_mar.mp3|09 Vieni sul mar.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:10_carnival_of_venice.mp3|10 Carnival of Venice.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:11_tra_veglia_e_sonno.mp3|11 Tra veglia e sonno.mp3}} | ||
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| + | {{:12_tango_della_rosa.mp3|12 Tango della rosa.mp3}} | ||
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| + | == == | ||
| + | Date Added: 3/21/2010 | ||
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| + | ====== Back Up and Push Rubber Dolly ====== | ||
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| + | A fiddle tune can have more than one title, or two titles refer to two tunes that are very similar. Examples are: //Lost Indian// (how it's known on most recordings) and //Cherokee Shuffle// (how it seems to be known to fiddlers I meet); //College Hornpipe//, aka //Sailor's Hornpipe// (the "Popeye theme") | ||
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| + | From four great mandolinists, these are four versions of the same tune, with two titles -- //Back Up and Push//, and //Rubber Dolly// (the Jethro Burns is //Back (It) Up and Push//) | ||
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| + | Not much about Paul Buskirk appears to be on the Internet, but Deke Dickerson recently put up a youtube of Buskirk in a movie, and he's put up some other great pickin' http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=KoolKlipsFromDeke#p/u/21/8fWQBA-i0Tc | ||
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| + | {{:backitupandpush-jethroburns.mp3|Back It Up and Push - Jethro Burns}} | ||
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| + | {{:backupandpush-billmonroe.mp3|Back Up and Push - Bill Monroe}} | ||
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| + | {{:paul-buskirk-hot-pickin.jpg|front cover}} | ||
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| + | {{:paul-buskirk-hot-pickin_back-cover_.jpg|back cover}} | ||
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| + | {{:rubber-dolly-paul-buskirk.mp3|Rubber Dolly - Paul Buskirk}} | ||
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| + | {{:rubber-dolly-red-rector.mp3|Rubber Dolly - Red Rector}} | ||
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| + | And, here is an unrelated tune, {{:step-it-up-and-go_maddox-brothers-and-rose.mp3|Step It Up and Go - Maddox Brothers and Rose}} | ||
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| + | Date Added: 2/7/2010 | ||
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| - | This is a great album. I bought it new in the early 80s, sight unheard, from a Middle Eastern record store. The album is from 1974, manufactured and distributed by EMI Greece. Khorshid is Lebanese, but I wouldn't assume any of these tracks are Lebanese. When I got the record I was familiar, obviously, with "Never on Sunday," but the others I didn't know. This was the first time I heard "Apache," and since then I've found other versions of "La Cumparsita" a famous tango from Uruguay by way of Argentina. | + | This is a great album. I bought it new in the early 80s, sight unheard, from a Middle Eastern record store. The album is from 1974, manufactured and distributed by EMI Greece. When I got the record I was familiar, obviously, with "Never on Sunday," but the others I didn't know. This was the first time I heard "Apache," and since then I've found other versions of "La Cumparsita" a famous tango from Uruguay by way of Argentina. |
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| + | "Kiss of Fire" is the English, lyrics-added title of the tango "El Choclo" (restripped of lyrics here; ahh, it's all so confusing). | ||
| - | + | So my quest (Johnny Quest) continues, now for La Playa on side two and tracks 1, 2, 4 on side one. Any info on the sources of those tracks would be much appreciated. | |
| - | So my quest (Johnny Quest) continues, now for La Playa on side two and all the tracks on side one. Any info on the sources of those tracks would be much appreciated. | + | |
