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aschweigert - Posted - 11/08/2024: 07:45:25
Hey everybody!
This kind of snuck up on me again but I managed to think of a seasonally-appropriate tune to share with you all.
I got this from my friend Joe Burdock and it's a slightly different version of Turkey in the Pea Patch from the common one that I think most people know from Buddy Thomas.
This one comes from the playing of Jimmy Wheeler, a fiddler from Portsmouth, Ohio. Here's a recording of him playing it: fieldrecorder.bandcamp.com/tra...pea-patch
I don't know a ton about the tune, specifically, but you can read a bit more about Wheeler here: fieldrecorder.org/first-record...-wheeler/
Anyway, it's in D, nothing fancy other than some fun alternate string pull-off practice if you want to get more of the melody.
Hope you enjoy it!
JanetB - Posted - 11/12/2024: 11:53:20
Great job in the video, Adam! Being a fan of Buddy Thomas, I arranged tabs to compare Buddy with Jimmy Wheeler (they knew each other and at times played together). A few of the measures are the same or very similar, but there are definitely some differences in their melody. Still, they go together very well. I think I may have mixed up the A and B parts, as the coarse part comes first and the fine part last in their recordings, but perhaps the arrangements will help someone anyway. :)
Edited by - JanetB on 11/12/2024 12:08:34
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