Hi-Lo Schottische

Players: John White, fiddle; Kenny Applebee, guitar; Kathy Gordon, bass; Howard Marshall, banjo; Musial Wolfe, piano

From “Nine Miles of Dry and Dusty” (Voyager Records VRCD372, 2007)

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.

Lauterbach

Players: Billy Lee, fiddle; Vera Blum, electric bass; Howard Marshall, banjo; Phil Peters, guitar

From “Play Me Something Quick and Devilish” (Voyager Records companion CD, 2012).

Heel and Toe Polka

Players: Carol Hascall, fiddle; Don Carricker, guitar; Joyce Carricker, bass

From “Now That’s A Good Tune:” Masters of Traditional Missouri Fiddling (University of Missouri Cultural Heritage Center, 1989; Voyager Records reissue, 2010). Recorded by Amy Skillman December 11, 1987 at Carol Hascall’s home in Independence, Missouri.

Tiehacker Hoedown

Players: John Williams, fiddle; Howard Marshall, banjo; Michael Breid, guitar

John Williams learned this tune as a teenager from Nile Wilson of Bucklin, MO. From “Fiddling Missouri” (Voyager Records VRCD 344, 1999).

Marmaduke’s Hornpipe

Players: Jake Hockemeyer, fiddle

Recorded at a south Callaway County fish fry, 1965. From “Play Me Something Quick and Devilish” (Voyager Records companion CD, 2012).

Missouri Waltz

Players: Howard Marshall, fiddle; Heinrich Leonhard, guitar; Kathy Gordon, bass

Recorded in Columbia, Missouri, November 22, 2013 by Kathy Gordon.

Red Wing

Players: Howard Marshall, fiddle; John Williams, fiddle; Kenny Applebee, guitar

Performed during Marshall presentation at the State Historical Society of Missouri annual meeting in Columbia, October 13, 2013. Recorded by Sam Griffin.

Grey Eagle

Players: John Williams, fiddle; Howard Marshall, fiddle; Kenny Applebee, guitar

Performed during Marshall presentation at the State Historical Society of Missouri annual meeting in Columbia, October 13, 2013. Recorded by Sam Griffin.

Soldier’s Joy

Players: John Williams, fiddle; Howard Marshall, fiddle; Kenny Applebee, guitar

Performed during Marshall presentation at the State Historical Society of Missouri annual meeting in Columbia, October 13, 2013. Recorded by Sam Griffin.