McCann: Walsh and Maddux Children, January 11, 1985

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Part of the Gordon McCann Ozarks Folk Music Collection at Missouri State University's Special Collections and Archives. This tape was recorded at the Maddux home in Springfield, Missouri on January 11, 1985. Bob Walsh- fiddle, Jamie Maddux- fiddle, Mindy Maddux- fiddle, Lisa Maddux- fiddle, Justin Maddux- fiddle. This is an observation recording for the Traditional Arts Aprentiship Program (TAAP) for the Missouri Heritage Department at the University of Missouri/Columbia. Bob, as a master craftsman, received a fee for teaching the Maddux children to play traditional Ozarks fiddling. McCann was a field observer for TAAP and sent a report along with the recording to the university. This was their fifth taped session. Jamie 1. "Pacific Slope" (in A) 2. "Peacock Rag" (in D) 3. "Stephen’s Waltz" (in Bb & Eb) ......end side 1a.......... Jamie cont. 4. "Clark Waltz" (in A) 5. "Annie Laurie" (in D) 6. "Pacific Slope" (in A) 7. "Sugar in the Gourd" (in A) Mindy- this was her third session with Walsh. 1. "Rose of Ava Moore" (in A) ........end side 1b......... Mindy Maddux cont. 2. "Joyeux de Quebec" (in A) 3. "Chinkapin" (in D) 4. "Arkansas Traveler" (in D) 5. "Rose of Ava Moore" (in A) Lisa Maddux, age 9, had been playing since August. She knew 12 tunes at the time of this recording. 1. "Sally Goodin" (in A) 2. "Red River Valley" (in G) 3. "Cindy" (in A) 4. "Sweet Bunch of Daisies" (in G) Justin Maddux, age 11, had been playing 2 months. 1. "Whiskey Before Breakfast" (in D) 2. "Old Joe Clark" (in A) .......end side 2a....... Side 2b Justin cont. 2. "Boil Them Cabbage Down" 3. "Tennessee Waltz" (in G) Walsh/Jamie 1. "Pacific Slope" (in A) Jamie 2. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" (in Eb) 3. "Missouri Waltz" (in G) Walsh 4. "Thunderbolt Hornpipe" (in Bb) 5. "Peacock Rag" (in D) Jamie Maddux 6. "Arkansas Traveler" (in D) 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. Digital Sound Files: Maddux-Walsh, TAAP--1-11-85 (1of2) Maddux home--tapes 1-2.mp3 tape 1.wav tape 2.wav