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'''CUBAN TWO-STEP''' (RAG). American, Two-Step (cut time). B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB. The tune was recorded by the Dallas, Texas, based Smith's Garage Band in the 1920's, a group that also made one of the earliest recordings of "[[Beaumont Rag]]." Smith’s Garage Fiddle Band was a family group consisting of fiddler Samuel Morgan Peacock and his brothers John and Charlie. Sam Peacock also ran a ten-chair barbershop in Corsicana around the turn of the 20th century. John was still active and judging fiddle contests on Alvarado about 1948 or 1949. “Cuban Two-Step” was one of four sides recorded by the band in Dallas, Texas, for Vocalion Records on October 26th, 1928. | '''CUBAN TWO-STEP''' (RAG). American, Two-Step (cut time). B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB. The tune was recorded by the Dallas, Texas, based Smith's Garage Band in the 1920's, a group that also made one of the earliest recordings of "[[Beaumont Rag]]." Smith’s Garage Fiddle Band was a family group consisting of fiddler Samuel Morgan Peacock and his brothers John and Charlie. Sam Peacock also ran a ten-chair barbershop in Corsicana around the turn of the 20th century. John was still active and judging fiddle contests on Alvarado about 1948 or 1949. “Cuban Two-Step” was one of four sides recorded by the band in Dallas, Texas, for Vocalion Records on October 26th, 1928. | ||
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CUBAN TWO-STEP (RAG). American, Two-Step (cut time). B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB. The tune was recorded by the Dallas, Texas, based Smith's Garage Band in the 1920's, a group that also made one of the earliest recordings of "Beaumont Rag." Smith’s Garage Fiddle Band was a family group consisting of fiddler Samuel Morgan Peacock and his brothers John and Charlie. Sam Peacock also ran a ten-chair barbershop in Corsicana around the turn of the 20th century. John was still active and judging fiddle contests on Alvarado about 1948 or 1949. “Cuban Two-Step” was one of four sides recorded by the band in Dallas, Texas, for Vocalion Records on October 26th, 1928.