Wolf Folklore Collection: Arkansas Folk Festival 1963

The First Annual Arkansas Folk Festival
Recorded in Mountain View, AR
April 19-20, 1963

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Nine Pound Hammer by unknown performer
Stories by Jimmy Driftwood
Little Joe by the Blairs
Untitled by the Blairs
T for Texas by Blondie Johnson
Mississippi Sawyer by Sam Younger
Schottisch by Willie Morrison and Fate Morrison
Comments by Jimmy Driftwood
Wondrous Love by Zona Everett
Once I Lived in Old Virginny by George and Gerry Armstrong
The Jealous Brothers by George and Gerry Armstrong
Untitled Instrumental by Unknown Performers
The Fiddling House of Morrison by the Morrison Clan
Barbara Allen by Sara Jo Fendley
Schottisch by Willie Morrison and Fate Morrison
They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree by Jimmy Driftwood and George Fisher
Buffalo Boy by Marian Dozha and George Fisher
Goodbye, Liza Jane by Marian Dozha
The Wilderness Road by Dwane Richardson and the Dewey Richardson Band
The Land Where the Bluegrass Grows by Dwane Richardson and the Dewey Richardson Band
Little Joe by the Blairs
You Are My Sunshine by Eddie Walker and the Blairs
Eighth of January by Gertie Branscum
Schottisch by Fate and Willie Morrison
Jack and Joe by Unknown Performer
Untitled Fiddle Tune by Unknown Performer
Here, Rattler, Here by Joey and Jimmy Holland
Detroit City by Joey and Jimmy Holland
Groundhog Song by George and Gerry Armstrong
I Won't Be Your True Lover by George and Gerry Armstrong
Untitled Banjo Tune by Don McLean
Home Sweet Home by Forrest Brannon, et al.
They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree by Jimmy Driftwood and George Fisher
Down in Old Missouri by Unknown Performer
Drink Her Down by Lyle Mayfield
Untitled by Lyle Mayfield
The Mistletoe Bough by Dee Johnson
Walk Right In by Dwane Richardson
Butcher Boy by Almeda Riddle
Steel Guitar Rag by Haskell Avey
Earl's Breakdown by Don McLean
Dear Sweetheart by Earl Branscum
Eighth of January by Benson Fox
Sugar Hill by Gertie Branscum
Arkansas Traveler by Gertie Branscum

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