In The Pines - In The Pines: Tar Heel Folks Songs and Fiddle Tunes vinyl record cover

In the Pines - Dock Walsh

Mountain Sweetheart - Red Fox Chasers

Mistreated Blues - Carolina Buddies

Johnson City Hop - Carolina Ramblers String Band

Are You Sure? - Mutt Evans/The Dixon Brothers

Rose with a Broken Stem, The - North Carolina Cooper Boys

Jack of Diamonds - Benny Jarrell

Otto Wood - Cranford & Thompson

Richmond Square - The Highlanders

Will, the Weaver - Charlie Parker/Mack Woolbright/Charlie Parker

Lindy - Proximity String Quartet

Working on the Railroad - Blankenship Family

Carolina's Best - The Grady Family

Banjo Sam - Wilmer Watts & The Lonely Eagles

New River Train - Cauley Family

Little Bunch of Roses - Clarence Greene

That Lonesome Valley - Carolina Ramblers String Band

Honeysuckle Rag - Blue Ridge Mountain Entertainers

Pretty Gal's Love, A - Whitter-Hendley-Small

Tom Dooley - Grayson & Whitter

Longest Train, The - Mainer's Mountaineers

Sweet Freedom - E.R. Nance Family/Clarence Dooley/Clarence "Bud"

Sunny Home in Dixie - Frank Jenkins's Pilot Mountaineers

My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains - The Carolina Tar Hee

Item UPC: 670725100622

Date First Available: September 23, 2008

Label: OLD HAT ENT.

In The Pines

In The Pines: Tar Heel Folks Songs and Fiddle Tunes

Name: In The Pines - In The Pines: Tar Heel Folks Songs and Fiddle Tunes
Brand: In The Pines
SKU: 670725100622
Price: 19.98 USD
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ABOUT THE ALBUM

Here are 24 tracks of rare music by the fiddlers, string bands and family singers of the "Tar Heel State," recorded 1926-1936 during a pivotal decade of unparalleled artistic achievement. You'll hear classic fiddle and banjo tunes, folk songs and murder ballads, gospel hymns and mountain blues, all performed by the state's top musical talent of the era. The music is digitally remastered, with most tracks appearing on CD for the first time. Includes a 24-page, full-color booklet containing rare vintage photographs, many unpublished until now, and extensive historical notes on the era, the songs, and the musicians.

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