McCann: Ralph Brown's New Year's Eve Jam, December 31, 1984

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Part of the Gordon McCann Ozarks Folk Music Collection at Missouri State University's Special Collections and Archives. This recording includes tapes 1 and 2. It was recorded at Ralph Brown's plastic plant North of Gainesville, Missouri for Brown's New Year's Eve Party, December 31st, 1984. Cell Jackson- Fiddle, Jim Beasley- Mandolin, Leonard Crowley- Fiddle. Also, Mrs. Beasley and Junie Smith make appearances. Cell Jackson 1. "Gold Rush" (in the key of A) Cell- fiddle/Beasley- sings 2. "Uncle Penn" (in A) Jim Beasley- mandolin 3. "Pike County Breakdown" (in A) Mrs. Beasley/Beasley's wife- sings 4. "I Had No" Cell- fiddle 5. "Maple Sugar" (in A & E) Beasley- sings 6. "Cabin in the Pines in the Hills of Caroline" 7. Unidentified tune Cell Jackson 8. "Natural Bridge Blues" (in A) Jackson- fiddle/Beasley- mandolin 9. "Sally Goodin" (in A) Beasley- sings 10. "I’m Using My Bible for a Road Map" Leonard Crowley- fiddle...Dora, Mo. 11. "Polk County Breakdown" (in A) 12. "Indian Creek" (in G) Junie Smith- sings...Gainesville, Mo. 13. "Just Don’t Say Goodbye if You Love Me" Crowley- fiddle/ Junie Smith- guitar 14. "Durham’s Bull" (in A) .................... end side 1a ......................... Side 1b Mrs. Beasley- sings 15. "When She’s in My Arm Asleep" Crowley 16. "Oklahoma Redbird' (in Bb) Gordon notes he is not completely sure of who sings the following songs. Beasley- sings 17. "White Dove" Jim Beasley- sings 18. "Blue Kentucky Girl" 19. "Blue Moon of Kentucky" Smith on guitar.... 20. "There’s a Old Rocking Chair in the Parlor" (in D) Smith- guitar/Bealsey- mandolin 21. "Home Sweet Home" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 22. "Carroll County Blues" (in D) Crowley/Beasley- mandolin 23. "Chinese Breakdown" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 24. Unidentified tune (in D) Crowley 25. "Forked Deer" (in D) 26. "Tennessee Wagoner" (in C) 27. "Lost Indian" (in D) ................... end side 1b ......................... Tape 2, Side 2a Gordon notes he is not completely sure of who sings the following songs. Leonard Crowley 28. "Hell Among the Yearlings" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 29. "Johnson Boy" (in A) 30. Unidentified tune Mrs. Beasley 31. "I’m Crying My Heart Out Over You" 32. "You’ll Love Me for Exactly What I Am" Crowley 33. "Cricket on the Hearth" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 34. "Black Mountain Rag" (in A) Crowley 35. "Fire on the Mountain" (in A & D) Junie Smith- sings 36. "Two Graves on a Hillside" Crowley- fiddle/Beasley- mandolin 37. "Soldier’s Joy" (in D) ................ end recording side 2a ..................... Side 2b unused These recordings are made available for research purposes. The views expressed in the recordings are those of the individuals speaking and do not necessarily represent the views of Missouri State University. If you are a rights holder and need to contest the inclusion of this recording, please contact archives@missouristate.edu. Some of this material may be protected by copyright law. Permission of the copyright holders is required for commercial use, reproduction, or anything beyond what is allowed by fair use. Ralph Brown New Year's Eve jam--12-31-84 Ralph Brown's New Year's Eve Jam--tapes 1-2.mp3 tape 1.wav tape 2.wav

McCann: Ralph Brown's New Year's Eve Jam, December 31, 1984

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• published: 29 Sep 2016
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Part of the Gordon McCann Ozarks Folk Music Collection at Missouri State University's Special Collections and Archives. This recording includes tapes 1 and 2. It was recorded at Ralph Brown's plastic plant North of Gainesville, Missouri for Brown's New Year's Eve Party, December 31st, 1984. Cell Jackson- Fiddle, Jim Beasley- Mandolin, Leonard Crowley- Fiddle. Also, Mrs. Beasley and Junie Smith make appearances. Cell Jackson 1. "Gold Rush" (in the key of A) Cell- fiddle/Beasley- sings 2. "Uncle Penn" (in A) Jim Beasley- mandolin 3. "Pike County Breakdown" (in A) Mrs. Beasley/Beasley's wife- sings 4. "I Had No" Cell- fiddle 5. "Maple Sugar" (in A & E) Beasley- sings 6. "Cabin in the Pines in the Hills of Caroline" 7. Unidentified tune Cell Jackson 8. "Natural Bridge Blues" (in A) Jackson- fiddle/Beasley- mandolin 9. "Sally Goodin" (in A) Beasley- sings 10. "I’m Using My Bible for a Road Map" Leonard Crowley- fiddle...Dora, Mo. 11. "Polk County Breakdown" (in A) 12. "Indian Creek" (in G) Junie Smith- sings...Gainesville, Mo. 13. "Just Don’t Say Goodbye if You Love Me" Crowley- fiddle/ Junie Smith- guitar 14. "Durham’s Bull" (in A) .................... end side 1a ......................... Side 1b Mrs. Beasley- sings 15. "When She’s in My Arm Asleep" Crowley 16. "Oklahoma Redbird' (in Bb) Gordon notes he is not completely sure of who sings the following songs. Beasley- sings 17. "White Dove" Jim Beasley- sings 18. "Blue Kentucky Girl" 19. "Blue Moon of Kentucky" Smith on guitar.... 20. "There’s a Old Rocking Chair in the Parlor" (in D) Smith- guitar/Bealsey- mandolin 21. "Home Sweet Home" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 22. "Carroll County Blues" (in D) Crowley/Beasley- mandolin 23. "Chinese Breakdown" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 24. Unidentified tune (in D) Crowley 25. "Forked Deer" (in D) 26. "Tennessee Wagoner" (in C) 27. "Lost Indian" (in D) ................... end side 1b ......................... Tape 2, Side 2a Gordon notes he is not completely sure of who sings the following songs. Leonard Crowley 28. "Hell Among the Yearlings" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 29. "Johnson Boy" (in A) 30. Unidentified tune Mrs. Beasley 31. "I’m Crying My Heart Out Over You" 32. "You’ll Love Me for Exactly What I Am" Crowley 33. "Cricket on the Hearth" (in D) Beasley- mandolin 34. "Black Mountain Rag" (in A) Crowley 35. "Fire on the Mountain" (in A & D) Junie Smith- sings 36. "Two Graves on a Hillside" Crowley- fiddle/Beasley- mandolin 37. "Soldier’s Joy" (in D) ................ end recording side 2a ..................... Side 2b unused These recordings are made available for research purposes. The views expressed in the recordings are those of the individuals speaking and do not necessarily represent the views of Missouri State University. If you are a rights holder and need to contest the inclusion of this recording, please contact archives@missouristate.edu. Some of this material may be protected by copyright law. Permission of the copyright holders is required for commercial use, reproduction, or anything beyond what is allowed by fair use. Ralph Brown New Year's Eve jam--12-31-84 Ralph Brown's New Year's Eve Jam--tapes 1-2.mp3 tape 1.wav tape 2.wav