Carroll County, Mississippi, by Harry Bolick & Friends

Carroll County, Mississippi

by Harry Bolick & Friends

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1.	Jake Leg Rag 01:43
2.	Sweet Milk and Peaches 02:17
3.	Where The Southern Crosses The Dog 03:13
4.	Avalon Quickstep 01:58
5.	Captain George, Has Your Money Come? 02:44
6.	The Sunny Waltz 02:08
7.	Texas Shuffle 03:30
8.	Limberneck Blues / Texas Breakdown / Heel and Toe Polka 04:31
9.	Little Star 04:17
10.	The Last Shot Got Him 03:36
11.	Carroll County Blues 02:20
12.	Someone I Love 02:44
13.	Carrollton 02:19	info
14.	Kiss Me Waltz 03:03
15.	Gallop To Georgia 02:19
16.	Charleston No's 3, 2 and 1 04:11
17.	Little Black Mustache 02:13
18.	Dry Gin Rag 02:37
19.	Mississippi Breakdown 03:48
20.	Avalon Blues / Whistling 03:55
21.	Blessed Be The Name 03:19

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released January 1, 2004

Jake Leg Rag - Ken Bloom: minstrel banjo, Dobro, guitar, bowed dulcimer.

Sweet Milk and Peaches- Pat Conte: minstrel banjo, Brian Slattery: banjo and pony banjo.

Where the Southern Crosses the Dog- Pat Conte: guitar, Trip Henderson: harmonica.

Texas Shuffle- Brian Slattery: banjo and guitar, Mark Murphy: bass.

Captain George, Has Your Money Come?- Pat Conte: guitar, Trip Henderson: harmonica.

The Sunny Waltz- Elsie Berryhill: piano

Avalon Quickstep- Pat Conte: lauto.

Limberneck Blues- Vicky Gould: accordian /Texas Breakdown - Brian Slattery: banjo and drums/Heel and Toe Polka - Brian Slattery: banjo and drums, Ken Bloom: guitar.

Little Star- Brian Slattery: banjo and drums.

The Last Shot Got Him- Pat Conte: guitar and vocals, Steve Uhrik: viola.
The First(Last) Shot Got Him was recorded by Willie Narmour's neighbors: Mississippi John Hurt and the Mississippi Possum Hunters. This recording is a mixture of those versions. Blessed be the Name also comes from John Hurt.

Carroll County Blues- Pat Conte: guitar, Mark Murphy: bass.
Someone I Love- Elsie Berryhill: Piano, Brian Slattery: Fiddle, Ed Pitaro: guitar, Mark Murphy: bass.

Carrollton (©2004 Bolick) - Pat Conte: guitar and requinto, Trip Henderson: harmonica.
This tune was named after my mother's birthplace and is my attempt to create a tune in Willie Narmour's style. This is enhanced by Pat Conte's unique vision. The website has a more straight forward old-timey rendering.

Charlestons No's 3, 2 and 1- Gil Sayre: guitar, Brian Slattery: banjo.
Kiss Me Waltz- Gil Sayre: guitar, Brian Slattery: fiddle, Mark Murphy: bass.

Gallop To Georgia- Gil Sayre: guitar, Brian Slattery: banjo
Dry Gin Rag- Gil Sayre: guitar, Brian Slattery - banjo.

Little Black Moustache- Pat Conte: guitar,bowlback mandolin, Trip Henderson: harmonica.
Little Black Moustache was not recorded by Narmour and Smith, but by their neighbor Gene Clardy and the Ray Brothers. I wonder if Willie Narmour knew the tune.

Mississippi Breakdown- Brian Slattery: banjo, Charlie Shaw: guitar and drums.

Avalon Blues/Whistling- Ken Bloom: guitars, bowed dulcimer and domra, Brian Slattery: fiddle, Mark Murphy: bass and cello

Blessed Be The Name- Pat Conte: guitar and vocals, Pat Schories: bass, Background vocals: Brian Slattery, Trip Henderson, Steve Uhrik and Colleen Kiel

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Harry Bolick Hopewell Junction, New York

Born in Mississippi, he has focused on, performed, recorded, and taught the classic fiddle tunes from Mississippi. The University Press of Mississippi has just published his book, co-authored by Stephen T. Austin, "Mississippi Fiddle Tunes and Songs from the 1930's." He teaches fiddle and mandolin weekly in Garrison NY and teaches workshops on Mississippi fiddle tunes around the US. ... more

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