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Various ‎– I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough

Label: M.F.F.A. ‎– 1001 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US Released: 1977 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk

Tracklist

A1 –Lee Finis Cameron "Tip" McKinney I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough 1:23 A2 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Lighthouse 1:42 A3 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Story 1:10 A4 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Dixie Blossom 2:00 A5 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Walk Along John 2:13 A6 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Spokane Waltz 2:25 A7 –Emmanuel Wood And Family Bear Creek Sally Goodin 2:32 A8 –Green Berry Horton Rattlesnake And The Texas Pony 1:28 A9 –Green Berry Horton Story 1:11 A10 –Green Berry Horton Over The Woods And Through The Snow 0:37 A11 –Green Berry Horton Bunker Hill 1:33 A12 –Green Berry Horton Midnight Shuffle 0:42 B1 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 2:37 B2 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Fort Smith 2:03 B3 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Unnamed Schottische 1:42 B4 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Durang's Hornpipe 2:02 B5 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Whiskey Before Breakfast 3:08 B6 –Troy Lee, Rex Offutt And Ray Offutt Kentucky Waltz 1:38 B7 –Lee Finis Cameron "Tip" McKinney Gone To View That Land 2:59 B8 –Lee Finis Cameron "Tip" McKinney Gipson Davy 4:07 B9 –Lee Finis Cameron "Tip" McKinney Wandering Boy 4:07 B10 –Lee Finis Cameron "Tip" McKinney Heaven Bells Are Ringing 1:23 C1 –Jake Hockemeyer And Russ Orchard Dance Around Molly 1:56 C2 –Jake Hockemeyer And Russ Orchard Coming Down From Denver 1:51 C3 –Jake Hockemeyer And Russ Orchard Marmaduke's Hornpipe 1:47 C4 –Lawrence Baker Death Of The Old Sow 1:16 C5 –Lawrence Baker The Old Man Who Lived In The West 2:28 C6 –Vesta Johnson And Don Womack She Ought To Been A Lady 0:58 C7 –Vesta Johnson And Don Womack Story 1:19 C8 –Vesta Johnson And Don Womack Fat Meat And Dumplings 1:27 C9 –Frank Reed* And Alva Lee Hendren Middlegrove 1:15 C10 –Frank Reed* And Alva Lee Hendren Stoney Point 1:21 C11 –Frank Reed* And Alva Lee Hendren Massa Bill 1:22 C12 –Frank Reed* And Alva Lee Hendren Fox Chase 1:26 D1 –Rose Pratt Story Of La Guignolee 0:37 D2 –Rose Pratt La Guignolee 1:49 D3 –Charlie Pashia And Joe Politte La Guignolee 1:39 D4 –Charlie Pashia Rustic Dance 1:28 D5 –Charlie Pashia Father's Schottische 2:13 D6 –Joe Politte Jenny Put The Kettle On 0:54 D7 –Joe Politte Story And Unnamed Tune 2:34 D8 –Joe Politte Molly Musk 2:00 D9 –Joe Politte Mule Stories 3:46 D10 –Joe Politte The Old Rock Road 1:40 D11 –Joe Politte Old Man Portell's Tune 1:10 D12 –Joe Politte Grand Picnic 1:50

Notes

I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough: Traditional Music Of The Ozark Region is a collection of field recordings made in southern Missouri and in Northern Arkansas over the period of 1975-76 by members of the Missouri Friends Of The Folk Arts. The singers, instrumentalists, and storytellers who appear on these records reveal the variety and richness of the folk traditions in the Ozark region. Many of these tunes and songs are unique and none of these performers has appeared on record before. Some of the music may surprise you because it is not normally associated with the Ozark region. Some of the conversation may enlighten you, providing a historical perspective not often found in Ozark history books. We hope that all of it will entertain you.
-Barry Bergey

Recorded in the field by the Missouri Friends Of The Folk Arts.
Made possible by grants from the National Endowment For The Arts and the Missouri Arts Council.

Missouri Friends of the Folk Arts
Box 307
New Haven, Missouri 63068

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