Dance All Night

Two parts. Key of G

• The Highwoods String Band played it in 1970s. We have the CD called "Feed Your Babies Onions". You can hear a clip at [amazon]

• Chance McCoy, Adam Hurt, Danny Knicely, Mark Hellenberg, and more [utoob]. Chance joined the Old Crow Medicine Show after this. This is great! 

• Rachel Eddy jam at Augusta [utoob].

• The Foghorn String Band plays it fast. Here is a noisy bar video [utoob]

• John Ashby and the Free State Ramblers [myspace doesn't work any more]

• Prarie Acre without their babies in another noisy bar video [utoob]

• We have the definitive recording on the CD called the Legacy of Tommy Jarrell, volume 4 [amazon].

• John Grimm & Beverly Smith harmony. This video is good for learning the fiddle notes [utoob]

• You can pick out most of the fiddle notes, banjo frails, and siging words with this recording of Tiger Maple String band [utoob]

• Performance with clogging at band contest [utoob]

• Dust Busters around the campfire [dark video on utoob]

• The Phillips Collection book contains 3 versions under Give the Fiddler a Dram.

• Very different in this Alan Lomax recording of Lee Skeens [Kentucky Recordings]

• Trick fiddling on old LP of Fiddlin Arthur Smith [utoob non-video]

• Only one high part on old recording by Stripling Brothers [utoob non-video], fiddle and guitar.

• Fiddle and guitar by Fork and Knife [utoob].

• Fast and clean by the Morgantown Rounders [utoob non-video].

• Locust Honey [utoob] live.

• Fiddle and piano by Tweedy Brothers, old recording [utoob non-video]. Two high parts and two low. Lots of stutter bowing.

Lyrics:

Not to be confused with...

The tune called "Give the Fiddler a Dram" is named after one line from this tune.