For enthusiasts of early banjo
Raccoon Hunt (Sittin' on a Rail)
This song was first published in 1836, and there are many variations to the lyrics. The banjo arrangement comes from Mark Weems' book "The Music of Old Joe S...
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Comment by Strumelia on September 26, 2018 at 4:39pm
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I love how you do this Paul.
This is a great example of how people would take a concept that was so very simple... and make it into a delightful and memorable song.
Guy finds a raccoon sleeping. Grabs and wallops him.
Raccoon gets up and runs off. Guy vows to get him again one day.
I mean... see how uncomplicated it can be to make a song story that captivates if we put our minds to it? :)
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Comment by Paul Draper on September 27, 2018 at 6:45am
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Thank you, Lisa. Kinda like a silly cartoon.... I'll get you, you wascally waccoon....
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That raccoon in the drawing looks more like a possum with stripes and bushy tail.. lol
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