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'''PUTNEY'S RUN.''' Old-Time, Reel. The source for the tune is fiddler Jimmy Wheeler. "Putney's Run" is musically unrelated to the similarly-titled "[[Putner's Run]]," from the repertoire of Washington Courthouse, Ohio, fiddler Estill Adams. Kerry Blech sees similarities between Wheeler's "Putney's Run" and Lonnie Seymour’s “[[Log Chain (2)]].” | '''PUTNEY'S RUN.''' Old-Time, Reel. The source for the tune is fiddler Jimmy Wheeler. A 'run' in Ohio refers to a creek. "Putney's Run" is musically unrelated to the similarly-titled "[[Putner's Run]]," from the repertoire of Washington Courthouse, Ohio, fiddler Estill Adams. Kerry Blech sees similarities between Wheeler's "Putney's Run" and Lonnie Seymour’s “[[Log Chain (2)]].” | ||
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PUTNEY'S RUN. Old-Time, Reel. The source for the tune is fiddler Jimmy Wheeler. A 'run' in Ohio refers to a creek. "Putney's Run" is musically unrelated to the similarly-titled "Putner's Run," from the repertoire of Washington Courthouse, Ohio, fiddler Estill Adams. Kerry Blech sees similarities between Wheeler's "Putney's Run" and Lonnie Seymour’s “Log Chain (2).”
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Recorded sources: Rounder CD 0533, Roger Cooper - "Essence of Old Kentucky" (2006).