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played on mandolin by Ralph Ross (Grubbs) on the Renfro Valley Breakfast Party originating from Renfro Valley, Kentucky over Louisville radio station WHAS 1946

Fiddle played by John Howell with mandolin accompaniment by Cecil Shephard and recorded by Steve Rice in Trigg County, Kentucky 1975

played by James Roberts at the Cumberland Valley Folk Festival in Barbourville, Kentucky

Mandolin played by the McLain Family Band at Dillingham, Alaska 3-19-77

played on the mandolin by Grant Ramsey with guitar accompaniment by Essie Ramsey and plectrum banjo accompaniment by Ralph Houston and recorded by John Harrod in Pendleton County, Kentucky

played on the mandolin by Grant Ramsey with guitar accompaniment by Essie Ramsey and plectrum banjo accompaniment by Ralph Houston and recorded by John Harrod in Pendleton County, Kentucky

Songs sung and played by the Jones Creek Quartet of Harlan County, Kentucky Original recordings were on two 78rpm discs published by the Folk Star recording company in the early 1950s These performances are from copies provided by Ed Ward

Songs sung and played by the Jones Creek Quartet of Harlan County, Kentucky Original recordings were on two 78rpm discs published by the Folk Star recording company in the early 1950s These performances are from copies provided by Ed Ward

Songs sung and played by the Jones Creek Quartet of Harlan County, Kentucky Original recordings were on two 78rpm discs published by the Folk Star recording company in the early 1950s These performances are from copies provided by Ed Ward

Songs sung and played by the Jones Creek Quartet of Harlan County, Kentucky Original recordings were on two 78rpm discs published by the Folk Star recording company in the early 1950s These performances are from copies provided by Ed Ward

Mandolin music played by Quenton Brickey and recorded by Barbara Kunkle in Greenup County, Kentucky 2-9-74

Mandolin music played by Quenton Brickey and recorded by Barbara Kunkle in Greenup County, Kentucky 2-9-74