Bill Cheatham
Players: Cleo Persinger, fiddle; John Hartford, banjo; Marvin Hawthorne, guitar
From a recording made by John Hartford March 29, 1961 at Midway, Missouri.
Bill Driver Tune
Players: Warren Helton, fiddle; David Cavins, guitar
Recorded March 27, 2011 at Warren Helton’s home in Vienna, Missouri by David Cavins.
Billy in the Lowground
Players: Casey Jones, fiddle; Jake Hughes, guitar; Lena Hughes, banjo
Billy in the Lowground
Players: John White, fiddle; Amber Gaddy, banjo; David Cavins, guitar
John’s unique version came from his grandfather Thurman Fields. John says he was quite young when he learned it, and did not get the melody quite like his grandpa played it, but that it is a good example of his bowing style, which John still uses for square dance tunes.
Included on the 2017 CD “A Little Further Down the Road.”
Clyde Durst’s Tune
Players: Cyril Stinnett, fiddle; Jake Hughes, guitar; Lena Hughes, banjo
From the home recordings of Dwight Lamb. Clyde Durst was a fiddler Dwight knew while growing up in northwest Iowa.
Comin’ Down From Denver
Players: Dwight Lamb, fiddle; Elvin Campbell, guitar
From the LP “Old-Time Fiddlin’ Left-Handed Style” (1970).
Duncan’s Reel
Players: Dwight Lamb, fiddle; Lynn Holsclaw, guitar
From the Rounder CD “Hell Agin the Barn Door” (2005).
Eighth of January
Players: John White, fiddle; Jim Ruth, banjo; David Cavins, guitar
Recorded January 6, 2012 at the Columbia, Missouri contra dance, out of Sam Griffin’s PA.
Eighth of January
Players: Leroy Canaday, fiddle; Norman Canaday, guitar; Howard Marshall, banjo; Forrest Rose, bass
This recording comes from the CD “Old Dan Tucker Was a Fine Old Man” produced by Voyager Records.
Eighth of January
Players: Bob Walters, fiddle
Bob Walters recorded this tune in Nebraska and sent it to Dwight Lamb who was stationed in France with the U.S. Army at the time.