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FRC 307 - The Ross County Farmers 1948 Radio Shows: Recordings from the collection of Betty Seymour

by The Ross County Farmers

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1.
Farmer's Theme 00:22
2.
A Great Big Howdy 00:41
3.
Waco 02:05
4.
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain 03:02
5.
Cumberland Gap 02:58
6.
Address Unknown 03:08
7.
Black Mountain Rag 01:18
8.
Way Out There 01:56
9.
Arkansas Traveler 01:13
10.
Trouble Among the Yearlings 01:31
11.
Cotton Eyed Joe 00:50
12.
Unknown Title (Fort Smith) 01:27
13.
Sugar Barrel 01:28
14.
Wagoner 01:24
15.
Buffalo Gals 01:14
16.
Paddy on the Turnpike 02:25
17.
Unknown Waltz in D 03:02
18.
Stonewall Jackson 02:05
19.
Wake Up Susan 02:52
20.
Hog Trough Reel 01:12
21.
Unknown Title (key of G) 02:17
22.
Stay All Night 00:52
23.
Turkey in the Straw 03:05
24.
Blue-Eyed Elaine 02:45
25.
Rocky Mountain Goat 01:45
26.
Webb's Tune 01:37
27.
Hell Among the Yearlings 01:03
28.
Birthday dedications 01:08
29.
White-Winged Angel 03:34
30.
Landrum Family intro 00:31
31.
Frog On a Log 04:21
32.
Blues Stay Away From Me 01:38
33.
Birthday dedications 00:15
34.
With the Bald-Headed End of a Broom 01:29
35.
March Winds Goin' to Blow My Blues All Away 01:20
36.
Tragic Romance 02:12
37.
Up the Lazy River 00:52
38.
South 01:32
39.
Lopp Eared Mule 03:04
40.
Old Kentucky Shore 02:00

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These selections reflect a variety of traditional and popular music played by the Seymour family and their community in the late 1940s. Several tracks are from Saturday night programs of The Ross County Farmers (Lonnie Seymour, Joe Elliot, Eldon Shoemaker and others), broadcast by local radio station WBEX. A few are from other broadcasts; the rest are home performances of family and friends. The recordings were made on a disc-cutting “Ultratone” machine owned by Lonnie Seymour. – Lynn Frederick & Susan Goehring

credits

released November 10, 2015

Ross County Farmers (tracks 1-7, 28-29, 39), w/Claire and Ruby “The Hunter Sisters,” vocals (4, 6, 29);
Lonnie Seymour, fiddle (1-21, 24, 26), Leonard and Alva “The McCoy Brothers,” guitar and vocals (8-10, 13, 18, 24), Joe
Elliot, guitar (1-7, 14? 19, 27, 38), Eldon Shoemaker, guitar (1-7, 19, 38), Chum Galligher, fiddle (25), Milton Seymour, fiddle
(26); Scott Landrum family (30-31), Bill Hannawair and Bob Rumbaugh, guitars (31), Kenny Roberts (33-34, 40), Norman
and Virginia Mason, Bill Barns, Lonnie Seymour (35), Kenny Caplinger (36), Everett Seymour (37).

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