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Collection Halsway Manor, 2019

  1. Rock the Cradle - simple version
  2. Rock the Cradle - a serving suggestion
  3. Glory In The Meeting House
  4. The Old Bunch Of Keys
  5. Molly Put The Kettle On [G]
  6. Avalon Quickstep
  7. Mineola Rag
  8. Ragtime Annie

I learnt Glory in the Meeting House from my dad, Tom Paley. I think one of us misremembered it, because it's usually a three-part tune in E. It's widely known from the playing of Kentucky fiddler Luther Strong.
I learnt this from the playing of Dan Gellert on his 2011 album "Waitin' On The Break Of Day"
This version of the tunes derives from the playing of John Hartford. If you don't want to play the double stops in the B part, the melody note is the F♮ in each case.
I had this tune from my father, Tom Paley, who had it from Narmour and Smith's 1930 recording. You can hear it on Vol 1 of County's "Mississippi String Bands" compilation.
I learnt this from Joe Locker in the 1990s. I've written the C part without repeats, since it's so different the second time, but it's the same length as the others.

Finish on the A part.
I learnt this so long ago I've forgotten where.

Trad arr. © 2005 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2005 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

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Recordings:

  • Dan Gellert, "Waitin' On The Break Of Day", 2011

Recordings:

  • Narmour and Smith, "Mississippi String Bands, Volume 1"

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