a.k.a. Yellow Barber
a.k.a. Rachel
a.k.a. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss
a.k.a. Sally in the Green Corn
a.k.a. Merry Blacksmith
a.k.a. Republican Spirit
a.k.a. Vanburen, Bragg's Retreat
a.k.a. Pea Soup
mp3 track submitted by Tom Estes from Charlotte, NC. Tom is playing banjo. Used with permission.
a.k.a. Blanchard's Hornpipe...
mp3 track submitted by Tom Estes from Charlotte, NC. Tom is playing banjo. Used with permission.
Quince Dillon was born about 1826 and was a fifer in both the Mexican War (1846) and Civil War (1861-65).
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Dates to Presidential Election of 1828. Originally called Jackson's Victory. Name was changed during the Civil War.
Mexican War era tune renamed for Named Andrew Jackson's wife who died suddenly on December 22, 1828, prior to his inauguration. She was buried on Christmas Eve.
19th century slang term equivalent to horny.
similar to the modal tune Texas