Come On Over and See Me Sometime, by Harry Bolick & Brian Slattery

Come On Over and See Me Sometime

by Harry Bolick & Brian Slattery

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1.	Come On Over and See Me Sometime 02:14
2.	Little Black Train 02:49
3.	Fancy Creek 01:55	info
4.	Hornet's Nest 03:50	info
5.	Golden Gate 02:44
6.	When Gabriel Comes Blowing on His Horn 03:41
7.	Who's That Knockin' 02:55	info
8.	Ida Red 02:49
9.	Cumberland Gap Medley 13:24
10.	Stay All Night 03:30
11.	Poor Little Mary / Roll them Simmons (Simelons) 03:20
12.	Ain't Gonna Work 02:09
13.	Wild Pose in the Fountain 02:55

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"This is such a kick-ass-album. It made me smile and want to dance the second I put it on...yet it's also deeply versed in the old-time and Southern weird, old sound. ...What I enjoyed most was the singing. It's exhuberant, which is not code for something else. It really is exhuberant, and there's a lot of it...." Sing Out vol 54 #3 Summer 2011

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released January 1, 2011

Harry Bolick, Fiddle and Vocals
Brian Slattery, Banjo, Fiddle, Vocals
Joe Dejarnette, Bass
Charlie Shaw, guitar, percussion
Joel Wennerstrom, banjo

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Harry Bolick Hopewell Junction, New York

www.mississippifiddle.com

Born in Mississippi, he has focused on, performed, recorded, and taught the classic fiddle tunes from Mississippi throughout the US and in Germany.

The University Press of Mississippi has published his two books, "Mississippi Fiddle Tunes and Songs from the 1930's" and “Fiddle Tunes from Mississippi - Commercial and Informal Recordings, 1920–2018.“ ... more

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