Eighth of January ~ Texas Traveller
from Across the Sea by Luke Mercier & Rolling River
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Luke Mercier & Rolling River (Stringband arrangement)
Instrumental (traditional)
From the Altamont: Black Stringband Music recording (Library of Congress) of Nathan Frazier and Frank Patterson originally recorded in Nashville, 1942
Key of D.
Fiddle tuning: ADAE
Banjo tuning: aDADE - Double D-tuning
Instrumental (traditional)
From the Altamont: Black Stringband Music recording (Library of Congress) of Nathan Frazier and Frank Patterson originally recorded in Nashville, 1942
Key of D.
Fiddle tuning: ADAE
Banjo tuning: aDADE - Double D-tuning
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from Across the Sea,
released March 27, 2003
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