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'''ROCKY ROAD TO DINAH'S HOUSE.''' Old-Time, Breakdown and Song. The tune was recorded in August, 1924, by Fiddlin' Cowan Powers (1877-1953) and his family band, from Russel County, southwest Va., for Victor Records, however, the side was not issued by the company. It was issued after the family [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowan_Powers_and_his_Family_Band] (Cowan Powers, fiddle; Orpha Powers, mandolin; Carrie Powers, guitar; and Ada Powers, ukelele) re-recorded the song in New York (actually East Orange, New Jersey) for rival Edison Records on October, 7th, 1925. Musicologist Gus Meade grouped the tune with "[[Fly Around | '''ROCKY ROAD TO DINAH'S HOUSE.''' Old-Time, Breakdown and Song. The tune was recorded in August, 1924, by Fiddlin' Cowan Powers (1877-1953) and his family band, from Russel County, southwest Va., for Victor Records, however, the side was not issued by the company. It was issued after the family [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowan_Powers_and_his_Family_Band] (Cowan Powers, fiddle; Orpha Powers, mandolin; Carrie Powers, guitar; and Ada Powers, ukelele) re-recorded the song in New York (actually East Orange, New Jersey) for rival Edison Records on October, 7th, 1925. Musicologist Gus Meade grouped the tune with "[[Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss]]" (Skillet Licker's version), "[[Georgia Wagner]]," and Fiddlin' John Carson's "[[Mammy's Nanny Goat]]." | ||
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<font color=red>''Recorded sources'': </font> <font color=teal> - Edison 5421 (Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder Recording), Cowan Powers & Family (1925). </font> | <font color=red>''Recorded sources'': </font> <font color=teal> - Edison 5421 (Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder Recording), Cowan Powers & Family (1925). </font> | ||
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ROCKY ROAD TO DINAH'S HOUSE. Old-Time, Breakdown and Song. The tune was recorded in August, 1924, by Fiddlin' Cowan Powers (1877-1953) and his family band, from Russel County, southwest Va., for Victor Records, however, the side was not issued by the company. It was issued after the family [1] (Cowan Powers, fiddle; Orpha Powers, mandolin; Carrie Powers, guitar; and Ada Powers, ukelele) re-recorded the song in New York (actually East Orange, New Jersey) for rival Edison Records on October, 7th, 1925. Musicologist Gus Meade grouped the tune with "Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss" (Skillet Licker's version), "Georgia Wagner," and Fiddlin' John Carson's "Mammy's Nanny Goat."
Powers sang on the recording:
Rocky old road to Dinah's house,
I ain't got long to tarry;
I'm goin' back to see her again
But she don't want to marry.
CHORUS:
Swing low, swing tall,
Swing that gal from Arkansas.
Take a drink of liquor and promenade all,
Throw that calico 'round the wall.
Swing them up and swing them down,
All night long we'll swing them around.
Every time down that road
It looks so dark and hazy,
But every time down that road,
I'm studying 'bout my Daisy.
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???
Hug and kiss that pretty little girl,
Long as she stays single.