Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss - Music
Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss by Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
Artist Biography For Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
Frank Blevins Was From Alleghany County North Carolina And Recorded Eight Tunes For Columbia At The Age Of 15. He Played The Fiddle And Sang On Four Of The Selections With His Brother Edd On Guitar And Fred Miller On Banjo Singing On Two Selections Each. Their Version Of Sally Ann Which They Called Sally Aim And In The Unlikely Key Of C For This Common Tune Represented Well The Essence Of Oldtime Music Where Emphasis Is On The Emotive Quality Rather Than Technical Virtuosity. Also Listen To Their I've Got No Honey Babe Now To Hear The Young Frank Blevins Play Soulful Notes In This Uncommon Melody. The Following Is From Jane Keefer's Folk Song Database. Frank Blevins And His Tarheel Rattlers Appearance As Principal Performer 1. Don't That Trouble In Mind * Goin' Up Town. Old Time String Bands Vol. 2 Marimac 9111 198? Cut #B.04 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #09 2. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #06 3. I've Got No Honey Baby Now * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #15 * It'll Never Happen Again. Old Time String Bands Vol. 1 Marimac 9110 198? Cut # 10 4. Old Aunt Betsy * Goin' Up Town. Old Time String Bands Vol. 2 Marimac 9111 198? Cut #A.10 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #19 5. Nine Pound Hammer * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #02 6. Sally Aim * It'll Never Happen Again. Old Time String Bands Vol. 1 Marimac 9110 198? Cut # 16 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #22 7. Western Country * Ballads And Breakdowns Of The Golden Era Columbia CS 9660 196? Cut #B.06
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Biography - Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers
Frank Blevins Was From Alleghany County North Carolina And Recorded Eight Tunes For Columbia At The Age Of 15. He Played The Fiddle And Sang On Four Of The Selections With His Brother Edd On Guitar And Fred Miller On Banjo Singing On Two Selections Each. Their Version Of Sally Ann Which They Called Sally Aim And In The Unlikely Key Of C For This Common Tune Represented Well The Essence Of Oldtime Music Where Emphasis Is On The Emotive Quality Rather Than Technical Virtuosity. Also Listen To Their I've Got No Honey Babe Now To Hear The Young Frank Blevins Play Soulful Notes In This Uncommon Melody. The Following Is From Jane Keefer's Folk Song Database. Frank Blevins And His Tarheel Rattlers Appearance As Principal Performer 1. Don't That Trouble In Mind * Goin' Up Town. Old Time String Bands Vol. 2 Marimac 9111 198? Cut #B.04 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #09 2. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #06 3. I've Got No Honey Baby Now * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #15 * It'll Never Happen Again. Old Time String Bands Vol. 1 Marimac 9110 198? Cut # 10 4. Old Aunt Betsy * Goin' Up Town. Old Time String Bands Vol. 2 Marimac 9111 198? Cut #A.10 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #19 5. Nine Pound Hammer * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #02 6. Sally Aim * It'll Never Happen Again. Old Time String Bands Vol. 1 Marimac 9110 198? Cut # 16 * Music From The Lost Provinces Old Hat CD-1001 Cut #22 7. Western Country * Ballads And Breakdowns Of The Golden Era Columbia CS 9660 196? Cut #B.06
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