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| Management number | 205697016 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $47.50 | Model Number | 205697016 | ||
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Title: Home Made Sugar on a Puncheon Floor
Artist: John Hartford
Label: Spring Fed Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 190394130930
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2020-10-30
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: Explicit Lyrics
Fans may know Howdy's music from his long time work with Roy Acuff. The present home recordings, from the personal library of John Hartford, give us a powerful glimpse of the roots of Howdy's mature style. They are a missing link between early string band material and the polished, technically supercharged modern contest-style fiddling of which Howdy was a primary architect. Howdy's music evolved from the tunes and style that he received from his Uncle Bob Cates, revealing along the way Howdy's work with Benny Thomasson, the inescapable influence of Arthur Smith, the time spent playing with Bill Monroe, and the study of Kreisler's recordings. When Howdy revisited these old-time tunes from his Hickman County youth with John Hartford in the 1980s, they had passed through the filter of Howdy's vast experiences and development. Howdy played Middle Tennessee old-time fiddle better than anyone else, as these previously unreleased recordings make abundantly clear. John Hartford is a man who needs no introduction.
Tracks:
1.1 Warm Up
1.2 Dugler with a Shoefly on
1.3 That Must Have Been a Tie
1.4 McKinley
1.5 Home Made Sugar and a Puncheon Floor
1.6 Arthur Smith's Twinkle Little Star
1.7 I've Never Heard Anybody Play It But Arthur
1.8 Stump Tail Dog
1.9 Well, It's Different
1.10 Uncle John Wills's Lost Indian
1.11 You Did a Whoop
1.12 Still on the Hill (Sells Brothers Circus Rag)
1.13 Tumbling Creek Liza Jane
1.14 Tell You Where I First Heard That One
1.15 Ladies in the Ballroom
1.16 Benny Didn't Get Into That Part"
1.17 Going Across the Sea
1.18 Cotton Eyed Joe
1.19 Sugar in the Gourd
1.20 Possum Up a Gum Stump
1.21 Balance All
1.22 Paddy on the Turnpike
1.23 Polly Put the Kettle on
1.24 You Ever Hear Secesh?
1.25 Secesh
1.26 Greenback Dollar... Vernon Solomon Never Heard That
1.27 Lady of the Lake
1.28 Roy Talks Grandpappy George Wilkerson
1.29 Going Uptown
1.30 Even Back in These Days
1.31 Bitter Creek
1.32 Run Out of Tunes
Audio Sample:
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Artist: John Hartford
Label: Spring Fed Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 190394130930
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2020-10-30
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: Explicit Lyrics
Fans may know Howdy's music from his long time work with Roy Acuff. The present home recordings, from the personal library of John Hartford, give us a powerful glimpse of the roots of Howdy's mature style. They are a missing link between early string band material and the polished, technically supercharged modern contest-style fiddling of which Howdy was a primary architect. Howdy's music evolved from the tunes and style that he received from his Uncle Bob Cates, revealing along the way Howdy's work with Benny Thomasson, the inescapable influence of Arthur Smith, the time spent playing with Bill Monroe, and the study of Kreisler's recordings. When Howdy revisited these old-time tunes from his Hickman County youth with John Hartford in the 1980s, they had passed through the filter of Howdy's vast experiences and development. Howdy played Middle Tennessee old-time fiddle better than anyone else, as these previously unreleased recordings make abundantly clear. John Hartford is a man who needs no introduction.
Tracks:
1.1 Warm Up
1.2 Dugler with a Shoefly on
1.3 That Must Have Been a Tie
1.4 McKinley
1.5 Home Made Sugar and a Puncheon Floor
1.6 Arthur Smith's Twinkle Little Star
1.7 I've Never Heard Anybody Play It But Arthur
1.8 Stump Tail Dog
1.9 Well, It's Different
1.10 Uncle John Wills's Lost Indian
1.11 You Did a Whoop
1.12 Still on the Hill (Sells Brothers Circus Rag)
1.13 Tumbling Creek Liza Jane
1.14 Tell You Where I First Heard That One
1.15 Ladies in the Ballroom
1.16 Benny Didn't Get Into That Part"
1.17 Going Across the Sea
1.18 Cotton Eyed Joe
1.19 Sugar in the Gourd
1.20 Possum Up a Gum Stump
1.21 Balance All
1.22 Paddy on the Turnpike
1.23 Polly Put the Kettle on
1.24 You Ever Hear Secesh?
1.25 Secesh
1.26 Greenback Dollar... Vernon Solomon Never Heard That
1.27 Lady of the Lake
1.28 Roy Talks Grandpappy George Wilkerson
1.29 Going Uptown
1.30 Even Back in These Days
1.31 Bitter Creek
1.32 Run Out of Tunes
Audio Sample:
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Thanksgiving
Folk
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