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Size: 4,254kb, uploaded 8/18/2007 1:19:06 PM
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This is a tune that Missouri fiddler Bob Holt played. It is played S-L-O-W (by request). When you learn it good at this speed, you'll eventually want to play it 8-10x faster to match Bob's playing.
2 comments on “RABBIT IN A PEA PATCH”
OTJunky Says:
Saturday, August 18, 2007 @1:56:30 PM
Thanks - wonderful job and the tempo's great for learning....
Now I don't have to worry about what I'm doing the next couple of week-ends... ;-)
And - Hmmm - I think your ear might be better than mine. I like what you're playing on the A part better that what I'd figured out....
--OTJ
Feodosia Says:
Monday, March 2, 2009 @6:46:52 AM
That's an interesting version , thanks ....
Your Bob Holt version has it's
A-part identical to W.V. fiddler Ed Haley 's -Injun Ate a Woodchuck .... My "Rabbit in the Peapatch" is based on Uncle Dave Macon's version
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