Miscellaneous
Various Tunes From The Repertiore Of Joel Walker Sweeney
Selections from the Dobson's New System For The Banjo
| Abel Brown The Sailor | Dan Wykes |
| Ah, May The Red Rose Live Alway-Stephen Foster | Dan Wykes |
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Blue Bell Valse In the Guitar Style of James Buckley. |
Carl Anderton |
| Boatman's Dance/Grapevine Twist played on a steel-strung gourd banjo with a Paduk wood head, made by Steve Catania of PA. | Sule Greg Wilson |
| Bonnie Blue Flag by Harry Macarthy, pub. A. E. Blackmar & Bro., New Orleans, La. 1861 | Carl Anderton |
| Camptown Races-Features the Free & Accepted Minstrels of Old New Orleans -- Ed Sims is playing bones on this cut. Chuck Heggli is on tambo and vocal harmonies. I am the banjoist and lead vocal. | Daniel Partner |
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Camptown Races (instrumental)
Arranged by Daniel
Partner from: Foster’s Plantation Melodies.De Camptown Races.As Sung by
The Christy & Campbell Minstrels.Words & Music by S. C.Foster.Baltimore:
F. D. Benteen, 1850.
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Daniel Partner |
| De Old Jawbone | Tim Twiss |
| Emancipation Day-Winner's Primary School For The Banjo, 1872 | Carl Anderton |
| Essence Of Old Virginny-Winner's Primary School For The Banjo, 1872 | Carl Anderton |
| Father Dear Father-Henry C. Work 1864, Christy's Minstrels version "Come Home, Father," Sims & Elliott 1868 | Dan Wykes |
| "Fella" On The Wood Pile - Dan Emmett Manuscript 1843 | Tim Twiss |
| Ginger Blue-Transcribed from Ira W. Ford's book-"Traditional Music In America" | Tim Twiss |
| Gorman Polka-transcribed from Ira W. Ford's book "Traditional Music In America" | Tim Twss |
| Ig's Jig | Tim Twiss |
| I'm Turning Gray, Dear Kate-by Fred Buckley, pub. Firth & Pond, 1859 | Carl Anderton |
| Japanese Hornpipe-Winner's Primary School For The Banjo, 1872 | Carl Anderton |
| Tom Lather | |
| Lincoln and Liberty | Tom Lather |
| Listen To The Mockingbird | Dan Wykes |
| Lone Star Quickstep((Goldby & Shepard) arranged by Clarke Buehling. Circa 1880 | Carl Anderton |
| Lynchburg Town |
Sule Greg Wilson
on banjo, (a
15-inch, gut string minstrel repro made by Larry England of Peoria, AZ),
skillet, conch trumpet, jew's harp, triangle, bodhran and
vocals. Dom Flemons on bones, whistling and vocals,
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| My Canoe is On The Ohio - Nelson Kneass, pub. Firth & Pond, 1853. | Carl Anderton |
| Never Give It Up-Winner's Primary School For The Banjo, 1872 | Carl Anderton |
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Nothing To Wear -by Carrie Bell, pub. Wm. Shuster, Philadelphia, 1857 |
Carl Anderton |
| O Tennenbaum | Dan Wykes |
| Oh! Lemuel Foster 1850) | Dan Wykes |
| Oh! Lemuel! Arrangement by Daniel Partner from: Ethiopian Song.As sung by the Christy Minstrels.Written & Composed by Stephen C. Foster. | Daniel Partner |
| Oh Susanna | Dan Wykes |
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Oh Susanna
Arranged by Daniel Partner from:Songs of the Sable Harmonists Susanna.
Arranged for the Piano Forte Written and Composed by S.C. Foster Louisville: W.C. Peters & Co., 1848 |
Daniel Partner |
| Old King Crow | Daniel Partner |
| Old Soldier-Transcribed from Ira W. Ford's book "Traditional MusicIn America" | Tim Twiss |
| Polly Perkins of Pemberton Green-by Harry Clifton, pub. Henry Tolman, 1864 | Carl Anderton |
| Pigtown Fling | Clarke Buehling |
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Polly, Won't You Try Me, Oh.-variation of Kemo Kimo, performed by The Gum Springs Serenaders, Edward Richardson, Tamborine, Vocal; Jamey Logan, Fiddle, Vocal; Carl Anderton, Banjo, Vocal. |
Carl Anderton |
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Pompy O'Smash (Vocal Version) -in the Guitar style of George Swayne Buckley. |
Carl Anderton |
| Pompey Ran Away | Tim Twiss |
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Pop Goes The Wease-dance
version, pub. J. Sage & Sons 1834 |
Dan Wykes |
| Ring De Banjo Arrangement by Daniel Partner from: Ring De Banjo.New Ethiopian Melody.Words and Music by S. C. Foster.New York: Firth, Pond & Co.,1 Franklin Square, 1851. | Daniel Partner |
| Rose Of Alabama- attributed to Silas S. Steele, song sheet (lyrics) H. De Marsan, (N.Y.) No. 38, 1846 | Dan Wykes |
| She Had Such Wheelding Ways -by S. Tute, 1855. As sung by R. Bishop and G. Swayne Buckley. | Carl Anderton |
| Sliding Jenny Jig-by B. Myers from the Manuscript Collection of D.D. Emmett | Tim Twiss |
| Sliding Jenny Jig alternate take at slower tempo-by B. Myers from the Manuscript Collection of D.D. Emmett | Tim Twiss |
| Spanish Fandango-Napoleon W. Gould, from the first published single sheet of banjo music, 1863. Also in Buckley's 1868 Guide for the Banjo | Carl Anderton |
| That's What's The Matter-Stephen Foster, Dan Bryant's version, Firth, Pond & Co. 1862 | Dan Wykes |
| The Campbells Are Coming --Trad., Scottish | Carl Anderton |
| The Jolly Raftsman -by Dan Emmit, 1844.Played by The Gum Springs Serenaders:Edward Richardson, Vocal; Jamey Logan, fiddle; Carl Anderton, banjo. | Carl Anderton |
| The Minstrel Boy by Thomas Moore | Carl Anderton |
| The One Horse Open Sleigh | Dan Wykes |
| Tom Collins Jig-Winner's Primary School For The Banjo, 1872 | Carl Anderton |
| Tom, Tom Greedy Gut |
Sule Greg Wilson
banjo, (
a skin-head, steel string Hosmus open-back from c.1890/1900), body
percussion and lead vocals. Body
percussion is also done by Dr. Carlos Jones and Lendo Abdur-Rahman.
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John Masciale |
| Unnamed -from the Frank Converse series "Banjo Reminisciences", published in THE CADENZA | Carl Anderton |
| Vilikins and His Dinah-Vilikins And His Dinah-pub. H. De Marsan, N.Y., 1856 | Carl Anderton |
| Walk Jaw Bone | Tim Twiss |
| Why Do Summer Roses Fade by Geo. Barker, from an arrangement for the Spanish Guitar by William Dressler; pub. William Hall & Son, NY, 1851 | Carl Anderton |
| Yankee Doodle | Dan Wykes |
| Year of Jubilo | Tom Lather |
| Year Of Jubilo, or Kingdom Coming.-by Henry C. Work, pub. Root & Cady, Chicago, 1862 | Carl Anderton |
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Yellow Rose of Texas by J. K., pub Firth & Pond, N. Y., 1858 |
Carl Anderton |
| Zip Coon unattributed, published J.L. Hewitt and Co., N.Y. 1835 | Dan Wykes |
| Zip Coon, Jump Jim Crow "Jump, Jim Crow" is derived from what’s written in Hans Nathan’s book. Both those tunes feature me playing a 15-inch, gut string minstrel repro made by Larry England of Peoria, AZ | Sule Greg Wilson |
| The Zulu Reel-E.M. Hall (from S.S. Stewart's Banjo and Guitar Journal | Tim Twiss |
Printed Music
| Betsey's Bubble |
| Ginger Blue |
| Gorman's Polka |
| Old Soldier |
| Sliding Jenny Jig |
| Twinkle Twinkle, Little Traveller |
| Walk Jawbone |