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X:1 % T:Rocky Road to Dublin [8] S:Allen Sisson (1873-1951, Fannin County, north Georgia) D:Edison Ed 51559 (78 RPM), 1925 M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel Z:Transcribed by Andy Kuntz K:Ador A,2A,2 A,B,CE|GEG2 EDCE|A,CA,G, A,CDE|EA A2 A2 [^ce][ce]:| |:eded ^c4|ABAG E2 ED|CDEF GE{A}GE|CDEF G2 (cd| e2)e2{c}d2 cB|ABAG E2 {G}ED|CDEG A^cBA|^cAAB (A2A2):| A2a2 abag|efga gedg|e2a2 abag|eded ^cAAB| A2a2 abag|eded gee2|gbag|e2d2|^cABd cA A2 AA||



ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN [8]. Old-Time, Breakdown. A Dorian. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABBC. Recorded by Fannon County, north Georgia, fiddler Allan Sisson in 1925 at the Edison studios in East Orange, New Jersey. Sisson was the Tennessee State Champion fiddler in 1921, and worked as a section hand foreman on the railroad serving the DSC&J mines of Copperhill, Tennessee.

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