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FRC 722 - Fred McBride: North Carolina Fiddle & Banjo (From the collection of Lucas Pasley)

by Fred McBride

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Johnson Boys 02:21
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Sally Goodin 01:38
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Let Me Fall 02:07
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Cindy 03:28
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Susannah Gal 03:11
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Sugar Hill 03:29
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Whoa Mule 02:50
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Sally Ann 02:32
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Yellow Cat 02:33
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Tempie 01:49
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Chicken Reel 02:04
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about

Fred McBride was the nephew of Red Fox Chasers fiddler Guy Brooks and part of the final generation of old timers on the fiddle. I was lucky enough to be his cousin and to get some time with him. Fred played in numerous bands and made a couple of wonderful commercial recordings, but I always cherished these clips of just fiddle and banjo recorded in his living room between 2002 and 2005. Fred’s fiddling covers a range of influences from a childhood in Wilkes County, to playing with family in Alleghany County, to learning from others he respected like Thornton Spencer. He was always learning new tunes and bringing out old ones you never heard him play. He was a gentleman, and I hope to have absorbed both some of his playing and some of who he was. – Lucas Pasley

cover photo: Tammy and David Sawyer

credits

released December 27, 2016

Fred McBride: fiddle (Tracks 1-3,5-9,11-13,17-19,21-32); banjo (tracks 4,10,14,16,20); Lucas Pasley: banjo (tracks 1-3,5-9,11-13,15,17-19,21-32); fiddle (tracks 4,20).

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