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fordraiders - Posted - 11/07/2008: 13:48:16
To All,
Scanning through some of the mp3's I have noticed some have marked the tunes in (AEAE) or maybe in the comments.
When searching through the search engine...can't seem to pull in those that are specifically for AEAE tuning.
Does anyon have songs specifically in AEAE...
that I can link to ?
Or tell me how to search better ?
Thanks
David Powell
bsed - Posted - 11/07/2008: 15:14:37
Many tunes that are in key of A can be played out of AEAE tuning. Some examples are on my page. I do state the tuning in the description if it is other than standard tuning.
Just call me Dwight.
OTJunky - Posted - 11/07/2008: 16:08:12
Some AEAE tunes....
oldtimer's music page...
http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang...ic.asp?id=41
- Lonesome John/Cluck Old Hen
- Ol' Joe Clark/June Apple
- Old Yeller Dog/Crow Black Chicken
- Sandy Boys
bosco's music page
http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang...ic.asp?id=28
- Five Miles of Ellum Wood
- John Brown's Dream
- Railroad Runs Through Georgia (I love this tune...
)
- Sourwood Mountain
- Sugar in My Coffee
There are a lot of'em around, but I don't think there's a way to automatically "search" for them. I suppose you could go to the various older threads that list AEAE tunes by title, then search for the titles.
--OTJ
"I can barely fiddle on four strings. Why would I want five?"
Edited by - OTJunky on 11/07/2008 16:11:12
bj - Posted - 11/07/2008: 20:47:39
Tunes I now play in AEAE--
Cold Frosty Morning
Elzik's Farewell
Reap What You Sow
Red Haired Boy
Brushy Fork of John's Creek
Remember What You Told Me
June Apple
Pretty Little Dog (thanks, MidwestFiddler!)
Candy Girl
Sourwood Mountain
Ones on my list to learn that are in AEAE--
Kitchen Girl
Sandy Boys
Squirrel Heads & Gravy
Sugar in the Gourd
Pretty Little Shoes
Pretty Little Gal
Pretty Little Widow (sheesh, what is it with the Key of A and Pretty Little TUNES???)
Red Prairie Dawn
Jenny Lynn
Chinkapin Hunting
There are a bunch categorized by key/tuning on FiddleJammer's blog.
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Me on the Web --
http://doneinstyle.com
My inspiration:
http://www.pandora.com/?sc=sh14633812588807237
FiddleJammer - Posted - 11/07/2008: 21:50:32
I'll bring some with me to Fiddle Hell, shall I?
Cheers,
Terri
tunelist, musings, and podcasts at
http://fiddlejammer.blogspot.com
carlb - Posted - 11/08/2008: 05:00:51
Not everyone agrees on which tunes are in AEAE. For example, bj lists three that I do in standard tuning (GDAE)
Cold Frosty Morning
Red Haired Boy
Pretty Little Dog
Now here's my list of tunes I play in AEAE, though I know that some fiddlers play a number of them in standard tuning:
Betsy Likens
Boating Up Sandy
Camp Chase
Cluck Old Hen
Dusty Miller (Reed)
Elzick's Farewell
Falls of Richmond
Greasy Coat
Natchez
Pretty Polly
Santa Anna's Retreat
Shelvin' Rock (Carpenter)
Ways of the World
Yew Piney Mountain
Abe's Retreat
Big Eyed Rabbit
Bottle of Wine
Breaking Up Christmas
Bull in the Wagon
Buffalo Gals (different)
Christmas Morning (Wine)
Cold Frosty Morning AEAC#
Cotton Eyed Joe
Cripple Creek
Double File
Granny Will Your Dog Bite
Greasy String
Grubb Springs
Hangman's Reel
Jaw Bone
Jeff Sturgeon
Jenny Get Around
Jimmy Johnson
John Brown's Dream
John Henry (Blues)
June Apple
Last of Callahan
Last of Sizemore
Little Billy Wilson
Little Liza Jane
Lost Indian EAEC#
Mike in the Wilderness
Natural Bridge Blues
Old Joe Clark
Policeman
Poor Liza Jane
Sail Away Ladies (Jarrell)
Sandy Boys
Sheep Shell Corn
Sourwood Mountain
Spring’s All Muddy & the Pond’s All Dry, The
Tatar Patch
Trouble on the Mind
Walk Chalk Chicken
Carl
"Just around the corner is someone who plays better than you....." "There will always be someone who likes your music and someone who dislikes your music. Get over it......." [Dan Haerle, former music prof at University of North Texas]
bsed - Posted - 11/08/2008: 17:47:28
I just posted Chinquipin Hunting today, which I play in AEAE.
http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddl...58112008.mp3
Just call me Dwight.
oldtimer - Posted - 11/08/2008: 20:24:45
quote:
Originally posted by OTJunky
Some AEAE tunes....
oldtimer's music page...
http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang...ic.asp?id=41
- Lonesome John/Cluck Old Hen
- Ol' Joe Clark/June Apple
- Old Yeller Dog/Crow Black Chicken
- Sandy Boys
....
oldtimer - Posted - 11/11/2008: 07:58:46
BTW, I should mention the little known fact that Eck Robertson played his legendary version of Sally Goodin' in AEAE tuning. Generations of fiddlers have tried to imitate this version in standard tuning without realizing that they could have made it easier and better by playing it in cross-key tuning.
I discussed this a while back with Byron Berline, who also knew Eck well, and Byron confirmed that the AEAE Sally Goodin was a fact...although Byron, himself plays it in GDAE.
stay tooned....
Glenn Godsey
"Time passes unhindered"
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