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DANGO. AKA and see "Spanish Fandango (1)." American. From the playing of Doc Walsh, who learned the piece from his brother Jim. "Probably part of the wide-spread 'Spanish Fandango' (Archie Green)."


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Recorded sources : - Folk Legacy FSA-24 (1965), "The Carolina Tar Heels" (Doc Walsh).




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