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JOHNNY COAKLEY. American, Reel. USA, Maine. The elderly Maine fiddler Dunham [1] was Henry Ford's champion fiddler in the 1920's.

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Recorded sources : - Victor 20537 (78 RPM), Mellie Dunham, 1926 (appears last tune in "Medley of Reels"; Miss McCloud's Reel, White Cockade, Johnny Coakley).

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