Devil's dream

fiddlesCollected by Mrs Ruth N. Blythe Richard Blythe, fiddle For Mary C. Parler Bentonville, Ark. July 10. 1961 Reel 392, Items 1 — 13 Item 1. Forked Deer (learned from Tom Drake in 1912) 2. See a Cloud a-Rising. (Learned from his uncle, Berry Foley, in 1912.) 3. Irish Washerwoman (Key of G.) 4. Cowboy Waltz (learned from Lonnie Robertson.) 5. Sally Goodin (Key of G.) The following words for this fiddle tune are not sung on the tape but supplies by Mrs Blythe in Manuscript: Looked down the road and saw Sally comin' Thought to my soul I'd kill myself a-runnin'. Had a piece of pie, had a piece of puddin' Gave it all away to see Sally Goodin'. 6. New Broom (Key of G.) 7. Forsaken lover. (Key of D.) 8. Turkey in the Straw. (Key of C.) 9. Walk Along, John. (Key of G.) The following words to this fiddle tune are not on the tape, but are supplied from Mrs. Blythe's manuscript Walk along, John, with your paper collar on, Walk along, John, you'd better get along. Walk along, John, with your leather breeches on, If you ever get 'em off, you can't get 'em on. 10. Devil's Dream.(Key of A.) 11. Snowbird in the Ashbank. (Key of G.) 12. Schottische. (No known title.) 13. Leather Breeches. (Key of G.)Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation