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'''GOING TO THE BARN DANCE'''. Canadian, Breakdown. | '''GOING TO THE BARN DANCE'''. AKA – "Going to the Barn Dance Tonight." Canadian, Air and Breakdown. The tune is the air to a song from 1941 by Carson Robison and his Buckaroos. | ||
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Bud Snow (Putnam County, New York). | |||
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Flying Fish FF-247, "Fiddle Fever" (1981). | |||
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GOING TO THE BARN DANCE. AKA – "Going to the Barn Dance Tonight." Canadian, Air and Breakdown. The tune is the air to a song from 1941 by Carson Robison and his Buckaroos.
Source for notated version:
Bud Snow (Putnam County, New York).
Printed sources:
Recorded sources: Flying Fish FF-247, "Fiddle Fever" (1981).
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