FRC 707 - Albert Hash: Vol.2 (from the collections of Wayne & Max Henderson, the Augusta Heritage Center & the Spencer Family) | Albert Hash

FRC 707 - Albert Hash: Vol.2 (from the collections of Wayne & Max Henderson, the Augusta Heritage Center & the Spencer Family)

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	1.	Bile Them Cabbage Down 01:38
	2.	Little Brown Jug 02:19
	3.	Johnson's Old Grey Mule 01:53
	4.	Honeysuckle Rose 02:27
	5.	Chicken Reel 01:24
	6.	Flop Eared Mule 01:24
	7.	Lost John 01:55
	8.	Katy Hill 02:09
	9.	Hangman's Reel 02:40
	10.	Discussion of Hangman's Reel 00:26
	11.	Tuning discussion and Old Sport intro 00:26
	12.	Old Sport 02:17
	13.	Intro of Cluck Old Hen 00:16
	14.	Cluck Old Hen 02:22
	15.	Dicussion of Uncle George Finley 02:04
	16.	Rabbit Up a Gum Stump 02:05
	17.	Arkansas Traveler 01:42
	18.	Discussion of Arkansas Traveler 00:20
	19.	Sally Goodin 01:19
	20.	Cacklin' Hen 02:19
	21.	Intro of Little Brown Hand 00:35
	22.	Little Brown Hand 02:09
	23.	Train 45 01:16
	24.	Cripple Creek 01:30
	25.	Old Molly Hare 01:42
	26.	Intr of Rosewood Casket 00:26
	27.	Little Rosewood Casket 01:52
	28.	Intro of My Whitetop Mountain Home 00:18
	29.	My Whitetop Mountain Home 02:04
	30.	Did You Ever See the Devil, Uncle Joe? 01:57
	31.	Intro of Pretty Little Indian 00:50
	32.	Pretty Little Indian 02:49
	33.	Tune intro 00:09
	34.	Drunk Man Blues 02:34
	35.	Sugarfoot Rag 00:34
	36.	Love Letters in the Sand 00:57
	37.	Dry and Dusty 01:02
	38.	Johnson Boys 01:46
	39.	Walls of Jericho 01:28
	40.	Cumberland Gap 02:06
	41.	Ebenezer 00:41
	42.	Soldier's Joy 01:18
	43.	Ragtime Annie 01:32

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Albert Hash (1917-1983) was a beloved fiddler and instrument maker from Grayson County, Virginia. He touched many people’s lives and helped ensure that mountain music and instrument-making traditions would be passed on to new generations. This disc is a companion to FRC411 (Albert Hash) and features Albert’s takes on different old fiddle tunes as well the opportunity to hear him perform with one of his early bands, The Virginia Carolina Boys (Wayne & Max Henderson), from their weekly radio show in Jefferson, North Carolina in the 1960s. – Kilby Spencer

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released October 1, 2015

Personnel and Tracks: Albert Hash-fiddle, all tracks; Tracks 1-5 recorded by Wayne & Max Henderson late 1960s (Wayne Henderson-guitar, Max Henderson-mandolin, possibly J.C. Kemp-banjo),Track 6 recorded live at Grayson County Fiddlers convention 1970,Tracks 7-8 (Flurry Dowe-banjo, Emily Spencer-guitar),Tracks 9-34 recorded at Augusta Heritage Center on July 29, 1980 (Wayne Erbsen-guitar),Track 35-37 recorded by Elisha Duncan, 1982,Track 38-43 from collection of the Spencer Family (Thornton Spencer-guitar on 38, 40, Emily Spencer-banjo on 38, unknown banjo player on 42-43)
Photo by Mark V. Sanderford.
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