For enthusiasts of early banjo
Alabama Joe
Commonly found as an instrumental in the Briggs' banjo Instructor of 1855. It's main popularity was it's presence in the early Minstrel shows. My interludes are directly from the Briggs' book.
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Comment by Tim Twiss on January 16, 2012 at 7:39am
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Vs. 1 and 3 from the Ethipoian Glee Book, Christy's.
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Comment by Ian Bell on January 16, 2012 at 12:26pm
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I sent a link to this thread to my folksinger friend Alistair, in St. Ives, Cornwall. He said, "Oh yes indeed. There's hardly a dry eye in the house when Trelawney strikes up"....
Oh yes indeed. There's hardly a dry eye in the house when Trelawney strikes up. Actually it is the Cornish Flower of Scotland.
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