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Lost Indian
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A haunting traditional tune played on solo fiddle with the steady beat of the tom tom in the backround.
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The Lowlander Highlanders perfrom traditional jigs, reels, polkas, and aires, from the northern Appalachians on fiddle and drum.
Fiddle and drum - bones, spoons, jawharp, deer toe rattler etc, Beverley Conrad and Luke Glick have paired up to perform a wide variety of traditional folk and Celtic tunes from the northern Appalachians.
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Genre
Acoustic • Acoustic General
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#12,214 today Peak #203
#3,945 in subgenre Peak #65
Author
Arranged by Conrad and Glick
Rights
Beverley Conrad and Luke Glick
Uploaded
February 06, 2007
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MP3 2.7 MB • 128 kbps • 2:59
Story behind the song
There is a legend that tells of a fiddler on a Mississippi riverboat that witnessed the death of an Indian in a spring flood. The fiddler played this tune as the Indian gave his death yell. They say the fiddler never played another tune after that but for this one... so goes the lenegd.
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