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Posted by ElGringorio
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Size: 2,770kb, uploaded 11/16/2008 4:45:16 PM
Genre: Old Time / Playing Style: Clawhammer and Old-Time
From Ceolas: "The title of this popular tune comes from lyrics of a widely known minstrel song of the 1800's. In the early history of blackface minstrels, Colonel T. Allston Brown stated, "the tune of 'Zip Coon' was taken from a rough jig dance called 'Natchez Under the Hill,' where the boatmen, river pirates, gamblers and courtesans congregated for the enjoyment of a regular hoe-down, in the old time." Steve Overby is playing fiddle and I'm playing a Ramsey fretless. Fades in.
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