McCann: Ozarks Folk Festival, April 19 & 20, 1985, Tapes 4 - 6

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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 4 - 6. It was recorded in Mountain View, Arkansas on April 19 & 20, 1985. Tape 4 Side 4a on square April 20, 1985 Atchison 30. "Piedmont" (in the key of D) 31. "James Bryan tune" (in G) Unknown- banjo 32. Unidentified tune (in G) Atchison 33. "Cuffy" (in G) 34. "Leather Britches" (in G) Faye Green 35. "East Tennessee Blues" (in C) 36. "Spider Bit the Baby" (in C) 37. "Billy in the Lowground" (in C) 38. "Carroll County Blues" (in G) 39. "Fisher’s Hornpipe" (in D) 40. "Crazy Horse" (in A) 41. "Big Sandy" (in A) 42. "Gone, Gone, Gone" (in C) Ward Askew of Harrison, AR 43. "Gal I Left Behind Me" (in G) 44. "Silver Bells" (in A) Davis Evans of Oklahoma City, OK 45. "White River Charlie"/“Oklahoma Charlie” (in D) Askew, Evans 46. "Soldier’s Joy" (in D) 47. "Eighth of January" (in D) 48. "Gal I Left Behind Me" (in G) Askew 49. "Run Nigger Run" (in D) Ozark Folk Center auditorium, April 20, 1985 Sam Younger- fiddle, Irvin Freeze- guitar, John Taylor- banjo 1. "Old Joe Clark" (in A) Bob and Kay Blair/Leatherwood 2. "Cindy" Roger Fountain- fiddle 3. "Listen to the Mockingbird" (in D) .............end side 4a............. Side 4b Stage show cont. Leatherwood acapella 3. "Standing in the Need of Faith" M.C. sings 4. "Two Little Boys" 5. "In the Pines" 6. Unidentified tune (in G) Glen Ohrlin 7. "Out on the Santa Fe Trail" 8. "Wabash Blues" 9. “Reincarnation” Jean Simmons- mountain dulcimer 10. "Bonnie Lassie" (in D) Jean Simmons cont. 11. "Those Endearing Young Charms" (in D) Williams Family: Bob, Bonnie, Wade, Nick, Autumn, Tina, Heather 12. "Daddy O" (in A) Uncle Dave Macon song 13. Unidentified tune 14. "Daniel in the Lion’s Den" Robert & Mary Gillihan 15. "The Beautiful Life" 16. "Where There Will Be No Setting Sun" Younger 17. "Turkey in the Straw" (in G) Buddy & Kay Bane from Tupelo, Mississippi 18. "The Ozark Mountains in the Land that I Love" 19. "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart" Bruce from Mississippi- banjo 20. "Buckin’, Kickin’ Mule" (in G) .........end side 4b............. Tape 5 Side 5a Bill Skye & Family, Karen & Laurie 1. "Stay All Night, Stay a Little Longer" 2. "Who Will Sing for Me?" 3. "No One to Go My Bail" 4. "There’s a Bluebird in a Willow" 5. "New River Train" Roger Fountain- fiddle 6. "Blue Mountain Waltz" (in A) Kyle Bundy from Lincoln, NE 7. "Little Rosewood Casket" 8. "Molly Darling" The M.C. talks about Lonnie Glosson. He started his career in 1925 when he was 17. He hopped a train for Missouri and began appearing on radio stations. He played on the Grand Old Opry. He has sold millions of harmonicas in his time. He tells a joke. Lonnie (77 yrs.) & Buck (72 yrs.) Glosson. They were brothers but this was only the second time in 35 yrs. they had played together. Lonnie 1. "Lost John" (in D) 2. "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" (in D) 3. "I Claim Jesus" 4. "Peace in the Valley" (in D) Buck 5. "It is No Secret" ........end side 5a........ Side 5b Later that night at the rec room at the folk center lodge with the William’s family. Talk about Bill McNeil and Charles Wolf. Autumn- fiddle 1. "Flowers of Edinburg" (in G) 2. "Shamus O’Brien" (in G) All sing 3. "Shady Grove" Autumn- fiddle 4. "Pretty Nancy Waltz" (in E) 5. "When the Roses Bloom" 6. "My Ozark Mountain Home" 7. "Over the Water to Charlie’s" 8. "Goin’ to Lynchburg Town" 9. "Rattler Treed a Possum" 10. "Flowers of Edinburg" (in G) Nick Willimas sings- age 6 11. "Rattlesnake Bill" 12. "You Gotta Quit Kicking My Dog Around" When the family is on stage Bonnie introduces them one by one and the crowd will usually applaud each one. When she was coming to Nick the crowd would clap and yell twice as much. She found out that when she came to Nick who was on the end, he was holding his arm down by his side and would be motioning up with his palm up for the crowd to clap louder. He got in trouble for this. Autumn 13. "Tennessee Waltz" (in D) 14. "Bonaparte Crossing the Alps" (in D) Group sings 15. "Cindy" ..........end side 5b........... Tape 6 Side 6a Saturday night at rec. room cont. Williams family 16. "Cruel Willie" 17. "With Our Good Shephard Leading the Way" Autumn 18. "Down Yonder" (in G) ..............end side 6a............ Side 6b 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. Ozark Folk Festival, Mtn. View--4-20-85 Ozark Folk Festival--tapes 4-6.mp3 tape 4.wav tape 5.wav tape 6.wav