1. |
Old Virginia
02:27
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2. |
Lost Gander
02:01
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Banjo:Joe Doucette
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3. |
O Death
01:21
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4. |
The Hanging of Georgie
02:27
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5. |
Riddle Song
02:42
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6. |
The Merry Golden Tree
02:59
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There was a little ship and she sailed on the sea
and she went by the name of the merry golden tree
and they sailed on the low the lonesome low
they sailed on the lonesome sea
There was another ship and she sailed on sea
and she went by the name of the Turkish Robbery
and they sailed on the low the lonesome low
they sailed on the lonesome sea
There was a little cabin boy high upon the tree
he said captain oh captain what will you give to me
if I sink them on the low the lonesome low
if I sink them on the lonesome sea
Oh half of my ship shall be made unto thee
and my youngest daughter will be wed unto thee
if you sink them on the low the lonesome low
if you sink them on the lonesome sea
He bowed at his breast and away swum he
till he got to that ship called the Turkish Robbery
and they sailed on the low the lonesome low
they sailed on the lonesome sea
Out of his pocket an instrument he drew
and he bore nine holes for to let that water through
and they sailed on the low the lonesome low
they sailed on the lonesome sea
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7. |
Wild Bill Jones
03:14
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Cumberland Gap
02:30
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Indian Ate the Woodchuck
02:06
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Wild Goose Chase
01:20
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13. |
The Soldier Traveling
03:17
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14. |
The Roving Gambler
01:34
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Banjo,Vocals, Stomping:Joe Doucette
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15. |
The Carolina Lady
05:03
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16. |
Darling Cory
03:19
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18. |
The Rolling Mills
03:16
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