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When he died, he died all over.
I had a wife and she was a Quaker,
She wouldn't work and I wouldn't make her.
I had a wife and she was a weaver,
She wouldn't work, so I had to leave her.
Played by: Doc & Merle Watson
Source: Soundcloud
Image: W Carter Family, Monroe Co., Mississippi. Fiddler George Washington Carter (1869-1948) and family, with son James "Jimmy" Auguston Carter (1900-1979) playing guitar [Lynn "Chirps" Smith].
A wide-spread and popular old-time dance tune. Charles Wolfe[1] states that this tune was apparently well-known in the Atlanta area during the 1920's but that its popularity has since considerably dwindled. He believes a more archaic solo fiddle
North Georgia musicians and entertainers Gid Tanner and Riley Puckett rendition was played by John Carson on a mid-1920's OKeh recording (#40238, as "Nancy Rollin"), but Carson's version may also be classed as a separate tune.
...more at: Nancy Rowland - full Score(s) and Annotations
X:1 T:Nancy Rowland [1] S:Carter Brothers and Son M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel D:Vocalion 5349 (78 RPM) Carter Brothers and Son (1928) F:https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/nancy-rowland Z:Transcribed by Andrew Kuntz K:G V:1 clef=treble name="1." [V:1] GABc d2B2|dcBG A2 G2|GBeg e2ef|gdBG A2G2| GABc [Dd]e[D2d2]|BcBG [D2A2]G2|GABd +slide+[e2e2][ee]g|edBG A2G2|| [G,2G2]ga ged2|eaab a2ef|gaba gedg|edBG A2G2| [G,2G2]ga ged2|eaab a2aa|baba gedg|edBG A2G2||