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Wreck Of The Old '97 The Skillet Lickers
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Sounds like the lead vocal is Pop Stoneman.
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I think the gramophone needed a extra wind or two.... painfull
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these guys were great!
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I grew up with this song. My dad plays it a lot faster...probably the way one would expect that they would play this.
iskijay04 1 year ago
Was he a fiddler? I agree, this is unusually slow for the Skillet Lickers. Thanks for watching, and I hope you have a great night, Brian
BBYMRLCCOTN 1 year ago
A rather subdued version of this song. The Skillet Lickers usually went for raw up-tempo tunes.
silvanski 1 year ago
I know what you meant. They usually didn't hold back! Maybe they were trying to imitate Vernon Dalhart's tempo that worked so well for him? In any case, thank you for watching and for commenting. I hope you have a great night, Brian
BBYMRLCCOTN 1 year ago