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February 13Queen of France (TOTW)From the notation of Virginian David Hamblen's fiddling, as played by Christian Whig. Thanks to Noah Cline for bring this collection to our attention.2 minPlay
February 08My Wife Died Saturday Night (TOTW)As played by Humphrey Bates' harmonica in a 1928 recording. Terrible title, but a good dance tune, as it was probably intended.2 minPlay
February 05My Wife Died Saturday NightBanjo aDAdeDerived from Dr. Humphrey Bate and His Possum Hunters3 minPlay
February 01Rovin' GamblerVia Eddy Arnold, here are the lyrics the woman can sing. She's determined to go with her roving gambler. Good luck to them both, but ....2 minPlay
January 29The Rovin' GamblerThe Rovin' Gambler based on Gid Tanner and the Skillet Lickers 1929 Columbia Records recording3 minPlay
January 14The Growling Old Man and Grumbling Old WomanThree-finger style, G rather than the usual A as I wasn't using a capo.2 minPlay