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  4. Dennis McGee: Reel de Marcantel (1983)

Date recorded: August , 1983
Contributor(s): Recordist: Lomax, Alan; Performer: McGee, Dennis
Description: Dennis McGee performs "Reel de Marcantel" at home in Eunice, Louisiana. Shot by Alan Lomax and crew in August 1983.
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Location: Eunice, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, United States
Archive ID: XGIIDz0mBvo
Transcript:
Belongs to: Appalachia (1982–1983)
About the session: Cloggers and buck dancers; bluegrass and string bands; white gospel groups; stories, folktales, and ballads from coal miners, tobacco farmers, and former bootleggers, filmed in Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Performers include Ray Hicks, Nimrod Workman, Tommy Jarrell, and Raymond Fairchild, the man reputed to be the fastest banjo player in the world.
Rights: The rights to the audio, photographic, and video materials contained within the Lomax Digital Archive are administered by various publishers, record labels, collectors, estates, and other rights holders. Any uses, commercial or not, must be cleared by the specific rights holders. For questions regarding the use of any material on the LDA, please contact Permissions.
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Doodle Thrower & Golden River Grass: Mountain Dew (1982)
Sheila Kay Adams: Little Margaret (1982)
James "Junior" Thomas: Pepsi bottle fox chase #2 (1983)
Lois Short: Banjo Pickin' Girl (1983)
Janette & Joe Carter: Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? (1983)
Thornton Old Regular Baptist Church: I'm Going Home (lining hymn) (1983)
Tommy Jarrell: Cripple Creek (1983)

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