https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-t7lH0Uzu0&t=466s&ab_channel=DavidHoffman
Can anyone ID the tune at the 50:38 mark?
Sounds a little like Lonesome Fiddle Blues, but I don't hear it go to a major part the way that tune does. After the firt few seconds, it's too much in the background for me to make out.
"Cold and Frosty Morning", I think.
I think Ira is right. Still, once the talking starts and the banjo recedes into background, it's too low for me hear the signature phrase that would indicate that tune.
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Originally posted by Ira Gitlin"Cold and Frosty Morning", I think.
That's what I thought at first. The first part is certainly reminiscent of it but after that I don't recognize it. Maybe it's one person's interpretation. Tunes ceratinly do vary ovr time and distance.
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Originally posted by banjonzquote:
Originally posted by Ira Gitlin"Cold and Frosty Morning", I think.
That's what I thought at first. The first part is certainly reminiscent of it but after that I don't recognize it. Maybe it's one person's interpretation. Tunes ceratinly do vary ovr time and distance.
I wasn't all that confident, but if you listen a while, under the talking you can hear something higher up that sounds like "CAFM"'s B-part
Edited by - Ira Gitlin on 06/01/2023 21:49:04
Bela has a lovely Cold and Frosty recording.
This one gets played around here fairly regularly.
We are blessed with an abundance of fine fiddlers up here.
similar to Sally in the Garden
