Fleming Brown

A banjo teacher with Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music at the time of this recording, Fleming Brown was a folk musician and song collector born in Marshall, Missouri. Brown's earliest inspirations were Burl Ives, Doc Bogs, and Uncle Dave Macon, whose music moved him to learn banjo from WLS National Barn Dance DJ Doc Hopkins. This record is a collection of traditional songs from the American southeast, and includes several well-known tunes (the Cuckoo, John Henry, Railroad Bill) alongside ballads, mining songs, and more.

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101	Reek and Rambling Blade	Fleming Brown	03:19
102	Market Square	Fleming Brown	01:36
103	Poor Ellen Smith	Fleming Brown	02:21
104	Rocky Hill	Fleming Brown	04:12
105	Ford Machine	Fleming Brown	00:50
106	J.B. Markham (Marcum)	Fleming Brown	03:47
107	Flag of Blue, White and Red	Fleming Brown	01:45
108	Fare Thee Well, Old Ely Branch	Fleming Brown	03:20
109	The Coo-Coo	Fleming Brown	02:52
110	Railroad Bill	Fleming Brown	01:59
111	The Cruel War Is Raging	Fleming Brown	03:23
112	Pearl Bryan	Fleming Brown	01:46
113	Sugar Hill	Fleming Brown	03:01
114	Teddy, Let Your Hair Hang Down	Fleming Brown	03:23
115	John Henry	Fleming Brown	03:35
116	As I Go Rambling 'Round	Fleming Brown	01:51

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Fleming Brown

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