Give Me the Banjo Page #16
AND, OOH, MY HAIR STOOD ON EDGE.
AND, OOH, MY HAIR STOOD ON EDGE.
SOUND.
IT WAS JUST THIS INCREDIBLE
SOUND.
THAT WAS ROSCOE HOLCOMB.
SOUND.
THAT WAS ROSCOE HOLCOMB.
IT WAS ONE OF THE WONDERFUL
THAT WAS ROSCOE HOLCOMB.
IT WAS ONE OF THE WONDERFUL
MOMENTS OF MY LIFE.
WHEN I WAS SINGLE
I'D GO TO STORE AND BUY
NOW, I'M A MARRIED GIRL
LORDY, WISH I WAS
I'LL WAIT FOR YOU TO LEAD.
I KNOW THE FIDDLE'S
SUPPOSED TO LEAD.
I GOT A $25 S.S. STEWAR BANJO AND STARTED PLAYING LIKE
THE PEOPLE I WANTED TO LEARN
BANJO AND STARTED PLAYING LIKE
THE PEOPLE I WANTED TO LEARN
FROM.
THE PEOPLE I WANTED TO LEARN
FROM.
WHICH INCLUDED MY BROTHER PETE
FROM.
WHICH INCLUDED MY BROTHER PETE
AND WADE WARD AND
WHICH INCLUDED MY BROTHER PETE
AND WADE WARD AND
BASCOM LUNSFORD.
AND WADE WARD AND
BASCOM LUNSFORD.
AND THAT WAS ABOUT THE TIME I
BASCOM LUNSFORD.
AND THAT WAS ABOUT THE TIME I
WAS GOING TO COLLEGE
AND THAT WAS ABOUT THE TIME I
WAS GOING TO COLLEGE
AND I FLUNKED OUT OF COLLEGE
AND PLAYED THE BANJO.
Martin:
COHEN'S BANDMATEMartin:
COHEN'S BANDMATEMIKE SEEGER HAD ALREADY MADE
Martin:
COHEN'S BANDMATEA NAME FOR HIMSELF AS
MIKE SEEGER HAD ALREADY MADE
A NAME FOR HIMSELF AS
A MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST AND
A NAME FOR HIMSELF AS
A MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST AND
FIELD RECORDIST FOR SOUTHERN
A MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST AND
FOLK MUSICIANS.
FOLK MUSICIANS.
I TEND TO BE INTERESTED IN
FOLK MUSICIANS.
I TEND TO BE INTERESTED IN
THE MUSIC THAT'S MADE A I TEND TO BE INTERESTED IN
THE MUSIC THAT'S MADE A THE GRASSROOTS AND NO THE MUSIC THAT'S MADE A THE GRASSROOTS AND NO SO MUCH FOR STAGE.
THE GRASSROOTS AND NO SO MUCH FOR STAGE.
I FOCUSED IN MOSTLY ON MUSIC OF
SO MUCH FOR STAGE.
I FOCUSED IN MOSTLY ON MUSIC OF
I FOCUSED IN MOSTLY ON MUSIC OF
THE BANJO PLAYERS THAT I CAN
ACTUALLY MEET.
ACTUALLY MEET.
[ PLAYING "DOWN SOUTH BLUES" ]
ACTUALLY MEET.
[ PLAYING "DOWN SOUTH BLUES" ]
Martin:
IN THE LAST 1920s,[ PLAYING "DOWN SOUTH BLUES" ]
Martin:
IN THE LAST 1920s,A VIRGINIA COAL MINER
Martin:
IN THE LAST 1920s,AND MOONSHINER NAMED DOCK BOGGS
A VIRGINIA COAL MINER
AND MOONSHINER NAMED DOCK BOGGS
AND MOONSHINER NAMED DOCK BOGGS
COUNTRY BLUES.
COUNTRY BLUES.
HE THEN RETURNED HOME, SOLD HIS
COUNTRY BLUES.
HE THEN RETURNED HOME, SOLD HIS
BANJO, AND WORKED IN THE MINES
HE THEN RETURNED HOME, SOLD HIS
BANJO, AND WORKED IN THE MINES
FOR 30 MORE YEARS UNTIL
BANJO, AND WORKED IN THE MINES
FOR 30 MORE YEARS UNTIL
MIKE SEEGER SEARCHED HIM OUT.
FOR 30 MORE YEARS UNTIL
WHAT FIRST CAUGHT ME ABOU MIKE SEEGER SEARCHED HIM OUT.
WHAT FIRST CAUGHT ME ABOU DOCK WAS THE ORIGINAL RECORDINGS
WHAT FIRST CAUGHT ME ABOU DOCK WAS THE ORIGINAL RECORDINGS
THAT HE MADE IN 1927.
DOCK WAS THE ORIGINAL RECORDINGS
THAT HE MADE IN 1927.
DOCK'S SOUND WAS SO RAW AND
THAT HE MADE IN 1927.
ELEMENTAL THAT I JUST WANTED
TO FIND HIM.
ELEMENTAL THAT I JUST WANTED
TO FIND HIM.
I'VE BEEN PLAYING.
TO FIND HIM.
I'VE BEEN PLAYING.
I'VE BEEN PLAYING.
SOME PEOPLE LIKE TO HEAR
THE WAY I PLAY:
THE WAY I PLAY:
AND SOME DOESN'T SO MUCH.
WELL, YOU CAN'T EXPECT EVERYBODY
TO LIKE IT, BUT I'M GOING TO
"PRETTY POLLY" THE WAY I PUT I ON RECORD YEARS AGO.
WHEN WE FIRST MET, WE WERE
BOTH INCREDULOUS.
HE DIDN'T BELIEVE THAT ANYBODY
BOTH INCREDULOUS.
HE DIDN'T BELIEVE THAT ANYBODY
WOULD REMEMBER THOSE OLD
HE DIDN'T BELIEVE THAT ANYBODY
WOULD REMEMBER THOSE OLD
RECORDS.
WOULD REMEMBER THOSE OLD
RECORDS.
AND I COULDN'T BELIEVE THA RECORDS.
AND I COULDN'T BELIEVE THA THE PERSON WHO MADE THOSE
AND I COULDN'T BELIEVE THA THE PERSON WHO MADE THOSE
RECORDS WAS SITTING
THE PERSON WHO MADE THOSE
RECORDS WAS SITTING
RECORDS WAS SITTING
PRETTY POLLY:
IN FRONT OF ME.
PRETTY POLLY:
SUCH BEAUTY'S NEVER BEEN FOUND
PRETTY POLLY:
SUCH BEAUTY'S NEVER BEEN FOUND
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
SUCH BEAUTY'S NEVER BEEN FOUND
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
OH, YONDER SHE STANDS
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
OH, YONDER SHE STANDS
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
OH, YONDER SHE STANDS
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
OH, YONDER SHE STANDS
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
A GOLD RING ON HER FINGER
AND LILY-WHITE HAIR
A GOLD RING ON HER FINGER
AND LILY-WHITE HAIR
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
AND LILY-WHITE HAIR
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
COME TAKE A WALK WITH ME
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
PRETTY POLLY, PRETTY POLLY
OH, WHEN WE GET MARRIED
COME TAKE A WALK WITH ME
OH, WHEN WE GET MARRIED
SOME PLEASURE TO SEE
Martin:
BOGGS AND HOLCOMB FI SOME PLEASURE TO SEEMartin:
BOGGS AND HOLCOMB FI THE REVIVALIST PROFILE OFMartin:
BOGGS AND HOLCOMB FI THE REVIVALIST PROFILE OFVISIONARY FOLK MUSICIANS,
THE REVIVALIST PROFILE OF
VISIONARY FOLK MUSICIANS,
REPRESENTING A VANISHING BREED,
VISIONARY FOLK MUSICIANS,
REPRESENTING A VANISHING BREED,
WHO HELD ON TO THEIR TRADITIONS
REPRESENTING A VANISHING BREED,
WHO HELD ON TO THEIR TRADITIONS
DESPITE MASS CULTURE.
WHO HELD ON TO THEIR TRADITIONS
DESPITE MASS CULTURE.
THIS MUSIC EXISTS TO
DESPITE MASS CULTURE.
THIS MUSIC EXISTS TO
ENTERTAIN A FEW FRIENDS
THIS MUSIC EXISTS TO
ENTERTAIN A FEW FRIENDS
AND NOT FOR PERFORMANCE.
ENTERTAIN A FEW FRIENDS
AND NOT FOR PERFORMANCE.
AND IT CAN HAPPEN ANY TIME,
AND NOT FOR PERFORMANCE.
AND IT CAN HAPPEN ANY TIME,
ANYWHERE,
ANYWHERE,
AND I THINK IT'S WONDERFUL
ANYWHERE,
AND I THINK IT'S WONDERFUL
FOR THAT REASON.
WHAT ELSE YOU GO IN MIND, BABY?
HOW ABOUT "THE OLD 97."
OKAY, "THE OLD 97."
Martin:
IN PLACES LIKESURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
NEIGHBORS KEEP ALIVE
SURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
NEIGHBORS KEEP ALIVE
THE OLD-TIME TRADITIONS ADMIRED
NEIGHBORS KEEP ALIVE
THE OLD-TIME TRADITIONS ADMIRED
BY THE REVIVALISTS.
THE OLD-TIME TRADITIONS ADMIRED
BY THE REVIVALISTS.
AS ONE PLAYER ASKED,
BY THE REVIVALISTS.
AS ONE PLAYER ASKED,
"WHAT FOLK REVIVAL?
AS ONE PLAYER ASKED,
"WHAT FOLK REVIVAL?
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