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FRC 306 - Corbett Stamper: Recordings from the collection of Kilby Spencer

by Corbett Stamper

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1.
Arkansas Traveler 01:28
2.
Alabama Gals 01:38
3.
Flop Eared Mule 01:12
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Where Are You Going, Little Alice 00:51
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John Henry 01:21
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Handsome Molly 01:00
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Billy in the Lowground 01:44
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Tell Her Lies and Feed Her Candy 00:44
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Cacklin' Hen 01:49
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Where Corbett learned the tune 00:48
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Cumberland Gap 02:10
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Eighth of January 00:59
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Cripple Creek 01:13
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Mississippi Sawyer 01:54
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Wildwood Flower 01:15
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Sally Goodin 01:23
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Cacklin' Hen 02:30
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Little Stream of Whiskey 01:28
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Sourwood Mountain 01:22
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Sally Goodin 01:09
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Cripple Creek 01:21
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Turkey in the Straw 01:26
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Cluck Old Hen 00:53
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Soldier's Joy 01:20
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Cindy 01:07
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Alabama Gals 01:35
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Flop Eared Mule 01:43
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Uncloudy Day 01:27
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Old Joe Clark 02:04
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The Billy Goat Song 01:16
31.
White House Blues 01:04
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Billy in the Lowground 01:16
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Jimmy Sutton 02:19
34.
Black Eyed Susie 01:35
35.
Western Country 01:50
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Cumberland Gap 01:53
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The Girl I Left Behind 00:53
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Second Hand Rose 00:28

about

Corbett Stamper (1910-1988) was an influential old-time fiddler from Whitetop, VA. He came from a family filled with old-time music, from his brothers to his parents and grandparents. Corbett became a skilled fiddler at an early age and taught many musicians in the nearby area how to play, including old-time fiddle maker and player Albert Hash. He quit playing the fiddle for nearly 30 years before picking it up again in the 1970s until he passed on in July 1988. Today his granddaughter Crystal Mahaffey Blevins, son-in-law Michael Mahaffey, and great grandson Blake Rash carry on his music along with the countless others that were influenced by his playing. Thanks to Mark Sanderford, Andy Cahan, and Blanton Owen for the recordings on this CD and for preserving his music for others to hear. – Kilby Spencer

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released November 5, 2015

Tracks 1-16 recorded by Blanton Owen, tracks 17-30 recorded by Mark Sanderford, tracks 31-37 recorded by Andy Cahan. Corbett Stamper, fiddle; Thornton Spencer, guitar on all tracks. Banjo: tracks 1-14 Blanton
Owen; tracks 15-16 Paul Spencer; tracks 17-30 Flurry Dowe, tracks 31-37 Emily Spencer.

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