Camp Creek Boys, County 709, LP (1967), cut# 9 Carson, Fiddlin' John 's Virginia Reelers. New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass, Elektra EKS-7238, LP (197?), cut# 12 Camp Creek Boys. Elmer's Greatest Licks, Bird, Cas (1980), cut# 5 Brickman, Weissberg & Company. 15th Annual Topanga Banjo and Fiddle Contest, Black Mountain Mi 7775, LP (197?), cut# 15 Bird, Elmer. Eight Miles Apart, Heritage (Galax) 022, LP (1979), cut# 8 Adams, Chuck. Rare Radio Recordings of Famous Count., Radiola MR-1069, LP (1977), cut#A1.5 Shelor Family. Yearlings in the Canebrake, Musical Traditions MTC 103, Cas (1994), B.05 (Far In The Mountain) Rivers, Jerry. 3, Dance Music, Breakdowns & Waltzes, Library of Congress LBC-03, LP (1976), cut#A.08 (Far In The Mountain) Red Headed Fiddlers. Livin' in the Past, Briar BT 7202, LP (1975), cut#A.01 Red Headed Fiddlers. Sandy's Fancy, Flying Fish FF-260, LP (1981), cut# 9a Kentucky Colonels. Home Recordings., Augusta Heritage AHR 015, Cas (1994), cut#A.03 Jabbour, Bradley and Thompson. Tribute to Fred Cockerham, Heritage (Galax) 079C, Cas (1993), cut#B.07 Hughes, Delbert. Old-Time Fiddling of Braxton County, Augusta Heritage AHR 012, Cas (1992), cut#A.02 Hooven, Greg. Summer Oaks and Porch, Rounder 0035, LP (197?), cut# 2a Haley, Ed. Sycamore Tea, June Appal JA 0023, LP, cut# 18 Fuzzy Mountain String Band. 37th Old-Annual Old-Time Fiddlers Convention, Folkways FA 2434, LP (1962), cut# 18 Dutch Cove Old Time String Band. National Folk Festival, Philo 1028, LP (1975), cut#A.04 Dixie Ramblers. Mountain Music of Kentucky, Smithsonian/Folkways SF 40077, CD (1996), cut#2.56 Creed, Kyle and Fred Cockerham. Banging and Sawing, Rounder CD 0197, CD (1996/1985), cut# 5 (Far In The Mountain) Connor, Sam. RECORDING INFO: A standard old-time country tune, recorded by a large number of performers, including Riley Puckett and Clayton McMichen, and Gid Tanner & his Skillet Lickers: Carlin, Bob.

OTHER NAMES: 'Sambo,' 'Hog-Eye,' 'Betty Martin,' “Johnny Get Your Hair Cut (Bayard)” “Granny Will Your Dog Bite” “I Betty Martin-tiptoe fine,” “Far In The Mountain,” “Free on the Mountains,” “Chicken in the Bread Tray,” “Tip Toe, Pretty Betty Martin,” “The Butcher's Dog,” “Old Daddy Bowback,” “West Virginia Girls/Gals” “Run, Boy, Run” (Also confused with 'Sally Goodin” and the NC version of 'Cotton-Eyed Joe'). 59 circa 1801 Mother Goose for Grown Folks- 1860 USA, widely known.ĪRTIST: “Floater” lyrics from Kuntz, Fiddler's Companion, ) ĮARLIEST DATE: Early 1800’s Tune: 'A. Traditional Old-Time, Bluegrass Breakdown.

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