A ACS 6.388
Artist: John Hannah
Album/Event:
Tracks: fiddle tunes: Speed the Plow, The Lost Girl, Good-bye Liza Jane, Come-On Boy Let’s Go to Warfield, Windy River, Sugar in your Coffee, Brushy Fork of John’s Creek, Coming Down from From Denver, Big Foot played by his father, Indians over the Hill, Civil War tune, Rebel Raid, Civil War tune, Rebel Raid, Civil War tune, Jack of Diamonds, The Lost Indian (in cord of A), The Lost Indian (in cord of D), Getting Up Stairs, Hop Light Lady, Sally Goodin, Jimmy Johnson, McCloud’s Reel, Call Again;
banjo tunes: Shout Little Lullie, Big Woman Where Did You Stay Last Night, Cripple Creek, John Henry, Pretty Polly, Cripple Creek
Collected/Recorded by: Tim Caudill
Date: 3/6/1995
Location: Columbus, OH
Notes: John Hannah fiddle and banjo tunes and interview; born 1920; talk of learning music from father and his counsin, played banjo first, learning to play banjo from his brother
The Milnes Collection contains audio-visual recordings made and collected by the Augusta Heritage Center’s former Folk Arts Coordinator, Gerald Milnes. Throughout his career with Augusta, Milnes conducted field work to amass a large collection of oral histories, music, and event recordings. He recorded the bulk of the collection from the early 1970s to 2013, but the collection also includes tapes with earlier dates that others sent to him.