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'''PIECE [1].''' American, Country Rag (2/4 or cut time). C Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. Although Missouri Valley fiddler Bob Walters (1889-1960, Burt County, eastern Nebraska) recorded this as an untitled piece, it is in fact a version of the popular 1896 'coon song' "[[I | '''PIECE [1].''' American, Country Rag (2/4 or cut time). C Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. Although Missouri Valley fiddler Bob Walters (1889-1960, Burt County, eastern Nebraska) recorded this as an untitled piece, it is in fact a version of the popular 1896 'coon song' "[[I Don't Love Nobody]]" by Lew Sully. R.P. Christeson explains: | ||
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''The melody in the chorus has become the common part in a cluster of two-part fiddle tunes'' | ''The melody in the chorus has become the common part in a cluster of two-part fiddle tunes'' | ||
''whose differences are largely in the added part. "[[Crafton Blues]]," a Texas-based tune is one;'' | ''whose differences are largely in the added part. "[[Crafton Blues]]," a Texas-based tune is one;'' | ||
''"[[Rock and Rye Rag]]" is another; "[[Walking Up Town]]" in Mom Routh's book is still another. A'' | ''"[[Rock and Rye Rag]]" is another; "[[Walking Up Town]]" in Mom Routh's book is still another. A'' | ||
''commercial | ''commercial 78-RPM recording'' [Ed. Doc Roberts, 1933] ''of "[[I Don't Love Nobody (1)]]" [Melotone #12746] follows this pattern'' | ||
''and has a second part which I consider inferior to the first part. Various fiddlers, including'' | ''and has a second part which I consider inferior to the first part. Various fiddlers, including'' | ||
''Bob Walters, would play at the Melotone version when "I | ''Bob Walters, would play at the Melotone version when "I Don't Love Nobody" was requested.'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:46, 28 October 2019
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PIECE [1]. American, Country Rag (2/4 or cut time). C Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. Although Missouri Valley fiddler Bob Walters (1889-1960, Burt County, eastern Nebraska) recorded this as an untitled piece, it is in fact a version of the popular 1896 'coon song' "I Don't Love Nobody" by Lew Sully. R.P. Christeson explains:
The melody in the chorus has become the common part in a cluster of two-part fiddle tunes whose differences are largely in the added part. "Crafton Blues," a Texas-based tune is one; "Rock and Rye Rag" is another; "Walking Up Town" in Mom Routh's book is still another. A commercial 78-RPM recording [Ed. Doc Roberts, 1933] of "I Don't Love Nobody (1)" [Melotone #12746] follows this pattern and has a second part which I consider inferior to the first part. Various fiddlers, including Bob Walters, would play at the Melotone version when "I Don't Love Nobody" was requested.