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'''LYNCHBURG TOWN (2)'''. AKA - "[[Going Down to Lynchburg Town]]." American, Reel. A cross between a reel and a country rag (more than a little reminiscent of "[[Don't Let Your Deal Go Down]]"), from North Carolina banjo player Charlie Poole and his group.  
'''LYNCHBURG TOWN (2)'''. AKA - "[[Going Down to Lynchburg Town]]." American, Reel. A cross between a reel and a country rag (more than a little reminiscent of "[[Don't Let Your Deal Go Down]]"), from North Carolina banjo player Charlie Poole and his group.  
[[File:poole.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Charlie Poole]]
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LYNCHBURG TOWN (2). AKA - "Going Down to Lynchburg Town." American, Reel. A cross between a reel and a country rag (more than a little reminiscent of "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down"), from North Carolina banjo player Charlie Poole and his group.

Charlie Poole



Source for notated version:

Printed sources:

Recorded sources: Biograph BLP 6005l, "The North Carolina Ramblers." Paramount 3171 (78 RPM), 1929, Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers.

See also listing at:
Jane Keefer's Folk Music Index: An Index to Recorded Sources [1]
Hear Charlie Poole's recording on youtube.com [2]




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