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Revision as of 08:19, 6 December 2018
Kitty Puss (or more completely Kitty Puss: Old-Time Fiddle Music from Kentucky) is Buddy Thomas' only commercially released album of fiddle tunes.
Background
Mark Wilson and Guthrie T. Meade produced the album after having been discovered Thomas at a Kentucky music festival. Recording was done in 1973 and 1974 in Waldorf, Maryland and Ashland, Kentucky. Several months after recording had finished, Thomas died of a heart attack on October 4th, 1974. The album remains as a prime example of the articulate fiddling style of northeastern Kentucky.
Track listing
- "Nine Miles Out Of Louisville"
- "Frankie"
- "John Rawl Jamieson"
- "Sheeps And Hogs Walking Through The Pasture"
- "Georgia Row"
- "Briarpicker Brown"
- "Stillhouse Branch"
- "The Blue Goose"
- "Yellow Barber"
- "Possum Up A 'Simmon Tree"
- "Kitty Puss"
- "Martha Campbell"
- "Turkey In A Peapatch"
- "Big Indian Hornpipe"
- "The Sweet Sunny South"
Personnel
- Buddy Thomas - fiddle
- Leona Stamm - guitar
Production
- Producers: Guthrie T. Meade, Mark Wilson
- Recording Engineer: Claude Hill
- Art Direction: Mark Wilson
- Cover Artwork: Mark Wilson?
- Photography: Mark Wilson