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Size: 776kb, uploaded 5/29/2007 12:12:13 PM
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A dance hall my grandparents had in the 1920's during the prohibition...song is about what I remember they told me. Verne
2 comments on “Dance at Lone Oak Tonite”
RODMISER Says:
Saturday, January 19, 2008 @9:08:43 PM
You sound D GOOD. I need to do it every day. Not just now & then.
bluerabbit10 Says:
Saturday, January 19, 2008 @10:56:57 PM
Say there Rod, thanks for commenting on "Dance at the Old Lone Oak." My grandparents ran this during prohibition 1922-27 or so. What part of Missouri do you call home?
I am an old (75) picker; but I didn't start to play till five years ago, and I am pretty rough yet, so your kind comments are appreciated.
I have added you as a new friend on the Hangout, and hope you will return the favor.
What kind of music do you like? Bluegrass, country swing, Old time ballads and songs of yester-year is what I work on mostly.
I have some songs on another site: www.ezfolk.com where I am listed as "Lake Fork Verne," You might find this site worth a visit; there are several thousand players and writers in all stages of development, from early learners like me to the professsionals. Just google in the site or "lake fork verne," googled might get you to it.
Verne
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