ALBERT HASH Volume 2 'From the collections of Wayne and Max Henderson, the Spencer Family, and the Augusta Heritage Center' FRC-707-CD

This disc features Albert's takes on different old fiddle tunes as well as one of his early bands, The Virginia Carolina Boys from their weekly radio show in the 1960s.

Albert Hash (1917-1983) was a beloved fiddler and instrument maker from Grayson County, Virginia. He touched many people's lives and helped ensure that mountain music and instrument-making traditions would be passed on to new generations. This disc is a companion to FRC411 (Albert Hash) and features Albert's takes on different old fiddle tunes as well the opportunity to hear him perform with one of his early bands, The Virginia Carolina Boys (Wayne & Max Henderson), from their weekly radio show in Jefferson, North Carolina in the 1960s. - Kilby Spencer

TRACK LISTING:

Bile Them Cabbage Down (1:40)
Little Brown Jug (2:22)
Johnson's Old Grey Mule (1:55)
Honeysuckle Rose (2:30)
Chicken Reel (1:26)
Flop Eared Mule (1:27)
Lost John (1:57)
Katy Hill (2:11)
Hangman's Reel (2:42)
Discussion of Hangman's Reel (0:29)
Tuning discussion and tune intro (0:29)
Old Sport (2:19)
Intro to Cluck Old Hen (0:19)
Cluck Old Hen (2:24)
Discussion of Uncle George Finley (2:07)
Rabbit Up a Gum Stump (2:08)
Arkansas Traveler (1:45)
Discussion of Arkansas Traveler (0:22)
Sally Goodin (1:21)
Cacklin' Hen (2:22)
Intro to Little Brown Hand (0:38)
Little Brown Hand (2:12)
Train 45 (1:19)
Cripple Creek (1:32)
Old Molly Hare (1:44)
Intro to Little Rosewood Casket (0:28)
Little Rosewood Casket (1:54)
Intro to My Whitetop Mountain Home (0:20)
My Whitetop Mountain Home (2:07)
Did You Ever See the Devil Uncle Joe (1:59)
Intro to Pretty Little Indian (:52)
Pretty Little Indian (2:51)
Intro to Drunk Man Blues (0:12)
Drunk Man Blues (2:36)
Sugarfoot Rag (0:37)
Love Letters in the Sand (0:59)
Dry and Dusty (1:05)
Johnson Boys (1:48)
Walls of Jericho (1:30)
Cumberland Gap (2:09)
Ebenezer (0:43)
Soldier's Joy (1:20)
Ragtime Annie (1:32)