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Hangman's Reel - Galax 2011
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Rex McGee plays the Hangman's Reel with John Garris on guitar in the old time fiddle contest at the Galax Fiddler's Convention in 2011
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Ten Penny Bit
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Irish jig in the format planned for the upcoming Fiddle Tune Video Library. Two times through up to tempo with a basic version of the melody, then a slow tempo demonstratio...
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Turkey in the Straw
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Fiddle tune that is often used as a caricature for rural subject matter. Likely Scottish or Irish origin. Fun nonetheless. My PapaGgee played it with a toothpick in F. I'm ...
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Faded Love - Rex McGee
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Another slower "two-step" style tune popularized by Bob Wills. It gets played in jam sessions frequently in and around my neck of the woods here in North Carolina. I learne...
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Over the Waves - Rex McGee
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Fiddle Waltz popular as a tune to catch your breath between fast tunes around these parts.
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No Capo for Andy
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Music Video
Ryan Cavanaugh -banjo
John Garris -guitar
Bill Cardine -resophonic guitar
Darrell Muller -bass
Danny Knicely -mandolin
Rex McGee -Fiddle
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John McLaughlin-Ryan Cavanaugh-Gary Husband-Hadrian Feraud
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improv during break between rehearsals for John's North American tour late in 2007 - poor lighting, good audio
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Nell Flaherty's Drake- Rex McGee
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Humourous, anonymous 19th century ballad written as a coded allegory about an Irishman hanged after a failed rebellion against English governance in Dublin.
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Solo Banjo Creation #3 Am - Rex McGee
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excerpt from out of print 2000 release of 24 Creations for Solo Banjo by Rex McGee. This recording is more or less explained by the title. With 72 minutes of solo banjo, tr...
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Souvenir de Venice (The Banks Hornpipe) - Rex McGee
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My banjo arrangement of an E flat hornpipe made popular by Scottish fiddler J.S. Skinner. This one begs for some Cape Breton style piano accompaniment.
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