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Posted by dsreiner
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Size: 1,255kb, uploaded 3/30/2008 11:46:15 PM
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I'm on fiddle, with Pete Anick on guitar, recorded 19 years ago. Pretty close to Eck Robertson's version from 1922 (two parts in Bb and one in Gm), but it's a tough one to play well! Some fiddlers regularize the tune by omitting measure 4 of the 9-measure C part. Done Gone has been credited to Matt Brown, a Texas Panhandle fiddler stranded outside Amarillo and ignored by a car that zoomed by him.
OTJunky Says:
Monday, March 31, 2008 @5:12:36 AM
Thanks for uploading this. Nice playing - as usual... ;-)
I guess I'm one of those fiddlers that's been playing an 8 measure C part. I like the 9 measure version though and might pick it up.
Have you ever listened to Rutland's 6 part version? If so, what do you think of it?
--OTJ
SMDTMTL Says:
Monday, March 31, 2008 @8:05:15 AM
Very nice playing, Dave. That A part sounds really similar to Charleston #1... ( the version I'm thinking of is on Rayna Gellert's Ways of the World CD)
Nice playing,
Steve
OTJunky Says:
Monday, March 31, 2008 @8:07:13 AM
I think Charleston #1 is just an "alternate" name for "Done Gone" when "Done Gone" is played in C rather than Bb.
--OTJ
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