FRC 403 - Lonnie Seymour: Recordings from the collection of Jeff Goehring | Lonnie Seymour

FRC 403 - Lonnie Seymour: Recordings from the collection of Jeff Goehring

by Lonnie Seymour

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	1.	Fort Smith 01:44
	2.	Jeff Introduces Lonnie 00:27
	3.	Tomahawk 02:44
	4.	Mit's Tune 01:24
	5.	About Lonnie's fiddle 00:33
	6.	Webb's Tune (Lonnie's Dad-Webster) 02:15
	7.	Chum Gallagher's Rocky Mountain Goat 03:00
	8.	Sally in the Green Corn 02:21
	9.	Chief Logan 01:47
	10.	Sally Johnson 01:52
	11.	Durang's Hornpipe 01:09
	12.	Single Foot Horse 03:09
	13.	Single Foot Horse (old recording) 01:14
	14.	Dixie Blues 04:55
	15.	Cumberland Gap 03:24
	16.	Widow Haley 03:11
	17.	Pumpkin Vine 01:59
	18.	Grey Goose 03:32
	19.	Evening Shade 03:34
	20.	Widow Haley 03:28
	21.	Log Chain 05:12
	22.	Uncle Joe 04:28
	23.	Webb's Tune 02:06
	24.	Ladies Pride (misquoted as #27) 03:56
	25.	Chillicothe Two-Step 02:26
	26.	Waco 02:55
	27.	Run Johnny Run 01:52

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These mid-1980s recordings feature Lonnie Seymour on fiddle, Jeff Goehring on guitar, and Tony Ellis on banjo. Lonnie was born in Chillicothe, Ohio in 1922. His playing was influenced by a variety of local Chillicothe fiddlers, including his father, uncle and grandfather; and by country music he heard on the radio, most notably that of Arthur Smith. In the late 1940s, Lonnie played fiddle with a local square dance band, The Ross County Farmers, on a Saturday night program on Chillicothe station WBEX. In Lonnie’s later years, Jeff Goehring “apprenticed” with him through the Traditional and Ethnic Arts Apprenticeship program sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council. A number of the solo fiddle recordings featured on this CD were made by Lonnie as learning tapes for that project. – Susan Goehring

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released November 2, 2015

Lonnie Seymour-fiddle, Jeff Goehring, guitar: tracks 1, 6-9; Tony Ellis, guitar: tracks 10-11, banjo: tracks 15-16.

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