RUN LIST
Nov 20, 2013 by Gail Hatton
| CHAPTER ONE |
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| Sherman fiddle |
0 |
Lov-lie Nancy |
| CH1-1/8 |
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HEADING BACK EAST |
| Maggie banjo |
5.3 |
Across the Rocky Mountain |
| CH1-2/8 |
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A HORSE, CAT AND DOG STORY |
| CH1-3/8 |
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“ADOPTING A KITTEN?” |
| CH1-4/8 |
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THEIR TIME TO HOLLER |
| CH1-5/8 |
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A BALL OF FIRE |
| Burl fiddle |
22.3 |
Sugar Grove Blues |
| CH1-6/8 |
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BIG COARSE NOISE |
| CH1-7/8 |
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WHAT IN THE NAME OF SENSE |
| Maggie banjo |
32.15 |
Jack of Diamonds |
| CH1-8/8 |
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UNCLE BILL FAY ‘S CRIPPLEFOOT |
| CHAPTER TWO |
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| Burl fiddle |
0.25 |
Lord Batesman |
| CH2-1/15 |
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A BLACK BARE FOOT |
| CH2-2/15 |
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PERT NEAR CRIED |
| CH2-3/15 |
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EVOLUTION AT ITS QUICKEST |
| Burl fiddle |
6.05 |
Old Sledge (Seven Up) |
| CH2-4/15 |
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FATHER AND SON |
| CH2-5/15 |
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HOLLER LIKE A WOMAN |
| Maggie banjo |
18.2 |
The Falling of the Leaves |
| CH2-6, 7, 8/15 |
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WHEN THE DAYS WERE YOUNG IN THE BIG TIMBER WOODS x3 stories |
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(MONEY WAS EASY: TIMES WAS BETTER, TALKN’ TURKEY, BIG-EYED CHICK) |
| Maggie/Burl |
24.18 |
Jimmy Johnson fiddle & fiddlesticks |
| CH2-9/15 |
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UNCLE BILL FAY’S FIGHT |
| CH2-10/15 |
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UNCLE BILL FAY’S ROPEY MILK |
| Burl fiddle |
32.21 |
Cranberry Rock |
| CH2-11, 12/15 |
STEALTH AND CUNNING x2 stories |
| Burl banjo |
37.4 |
A Hog’ll Root |
| CH2-13, 14/15 |
CHICKENS x2 stories (CHICKIN KILLIN’, CHICKIN’ DIPPIN’) |
| CH2-15/15 |
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WE WERE WAY BACK IN ON CHEAT THAT TIME |
| Banjo tune |
42.09 |
Callaway |
| James fiddle |
50 |
Money Musk |
| Dwight Diller |
50.38 |
Jake Gilley |
| Banjo |
51.1 |
Yew Piney Mountain |
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52.11 |
Arkansas Traveller |
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52.58 |
Chicken Reel |
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53.5 |
Kitty Snyder |
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54.32 |
Lost Girl |
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| CHAPTER THREE |
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| CH3-1/6 |
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BIG FIGHT ON SANDY |
| CH3-2/6 |
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IF THE SHOE FITS… |
| Edn fiddle |
2.45 |
On My Way to see Nancy |
| Edn fiddle |
5.35 |
Shakin’ Down the Acorns |
| CH3-3/6 |
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’AND BOYS, IT’S A WONDER THEY HADN’T A’KILLED HER’ |
| Sherman fiddle |
10.05 |
Three Forks of Cheat |
| CH3-4/6 |
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THE PUNK AT THE CAMP |
| CH3-5/6 |
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JOKER JESS |
| Maggie vocal |
33.15 |
Joker Jess |
| Sherman fiddle |
36.11 |
Piney Woods |
| Lee H fiddle |
36.52 |
Callaway |
| CH3-6/6 |
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FATHERS |
| Lee H banjo |
40.29 |
Callaway |
| Gail Hatton |
46 |
vocal Bright Stars are Rising |
| CHAPTER FOUR |
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| M.MCCUE/L.TUPPER |
FILM: FINE TIMES AT OUR HOUSE |
| Lee H banjo |
9.5 |
More Pretty Girls than One |
| Maggie vocal |
13.45 |
Song in the Pines |
| Burl/Maggie |
15.41 |
Sally Goodin with fiddlesticks |
| Sherman banjo |
18.5 |
Sugar Babe |
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Soldier’s Joy |
| Dwight Diller/Len Reiss/Paul Haggard |
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Cripple Creek |
| Lee H banjo |
25.1 |
More Pretty Girls than One |
| Sherman banjo |
26.1 |
John Henry Blues |
| Sherman banjo |
27.15 |
Muddy Roads |
| Sherman banjo |
28.3 |
Sugar Babe |
| Sherman banjo |
29 |
Cripple Creek |
| Sherman vocal |
29.3 |
The Three Little Babes |
| Burl banjo |
32 |
The Wilson Clog |
| Burl fiddle |
33.12 |
The Three Forks of Cheat |
| Sherman fiddle |
35.15 |
Christmas Morning |
| Sherman fiddle |
36.15 |
Hawk Shot a Buzzard |
| Sherman fiddle |
39.00 |
The Three Forks of Cheat |
| Sherman fiddle |
40.3 |
Star of Bethlehem |
| Sherman fiddle |
41.3 |
Greasy Coat |
| Lee H fiddle |
42.4 |
Greasy Coat |
| Lee H fiddle |
44.45 |
Kitty Snyder |
| Lee H banjo |
45.35 |
Callaway |
| Lee H |
46.5 |
Wild Man in the Forest |
| Dwight Diller |
47.4 |
vocal Our First Days |
Soon after Across the Yewpines arrived on my computer, I was having a quick browse of the contents and I’m sure I came across a reference to Ralph Roberts. I made a mental note to revisit the site and pursue this reference when I had the time, however I have searched many times since and can find no mention of Ralph, was I imagining or was it wish fulfilment that Ralph should get a name check at least, but I’m sure there was more. Since attending DD workshops here in UK, the Hammons have taken on mystical proportions, so when in 2012 I met Ralph at Clifftop and he spoke of the Hammons, I wasn’t sure where he was coming from. Now I’m eager to follow the trail, can you help?
Bob Chase
Hi Bob. I find the following mention of “Roberts” on Dwight’s site:
https://dwightdiller.com/2013/11/19/heading-back-east/
https://dwightdiller.com/2013/11/20/%EF%BF%BCbig-fight-on-sandy/
https://dwightdiller.com/2013/11/20/pert-near-cried/
https://dwightdiller.com/2013/11/20/holler-like-a-woman/
https://dwightdiller.com/2013/11/20/%EF%BF%BCwe-were-way-back-in-on-cheat-that-time/
The last one specifically mentions Ralph in Dwight’s commentary (down below the story).
Cindy Harris
Dwight’s web mechanic
Big Thankyou Cindy! The last line you highlighted was the one. Reading that note again reminds me of Clifftop 2012, when we met Ralph and his wife Charlie and spent a couple of hours playing tunes together.