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2. The Indiana Hero: A11 – John W. Summers: Fine Times At Our House: B1 – Vern Smelser: The Young Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn: B2 – John W. Summers: Rye Straw: B3 – Dan White And John W. Summers: Waiting For The Lord To Come: B4 – John W. Summers: Same Time Today As It Was Yesterday: B5 – Oscar Parks: The Battle Of Stone River: B6.

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3. John Summers () was a farmer and master fiddler from Indiana. His music was respected in his local area and among friends. He played in scores of “Old Fiddling Contests” at fairs and events all over the Midwest, winning first places at almost every single event.

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4. Use this downloadable guide to learn a classic fiddle tune arranged for flatpicked guitar. Includes: Complete music for the traditional tune "Forked Deer." Tab and standard notation. 7 minutes of video instruction. By Scott Nygaard.

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5. Forked deer (fiddle tune) Contributor Names Randolph, Vance -- (recordist).

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6. Forked Deer Key of D. but tune to standard"G tuning", capo on two and also capo your fifth string to "A" D B G D G 4 4 0 7 0 5 0 5 3 0 0 5 3 3 0 3 5 0 0 5 0 5 3 0 0 5 5 3 5 0.

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7. Jan 20,  · Forked Deer Genre: Old Time Style: Clawhammer and Old-Time Tuning: Double C (gCGCD) Difficulty: Intermediate Posted by Julian44_4, updated: 1/20/

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8. Jan 30,  · The traditional fiddle tune “Forked Deer” is an old American melody that was first notated in George P. Knauff’s tune collection Virginia tarchaysarcionabys.phapuntinittestsincpeachoverkderswamwee.co are numerous explanations for the title, including the fact that there is a Forked Deer River in Tennessee and a Fauquier County in Virginia, where it is often thought to have originated.

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