Poplin Family of Sumter, South Carolina
The members of this musical family learned from their parents and from singers on the radio, including the Carter Family and Gid Tanner, but created and retained an individual style that distinguishes them from other string bands. This album presents both traditional and original songs.
Track Listing
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101
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Goin' Back to Sumter | The Poplin Family | 1:38 | |
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102
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Hannamariah | The Poplin Family | 1:14 | |
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103
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Sit at Home | The Poplin Family | 2:23 | |
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104
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Sumter Rag | The Poplin Family | 1:09 | |
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105
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River of Jordan | The Poplin Family | 2:12 | |
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106
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Catfish | The Poplin Family | 1:43 | |
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107
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I Don't Want To Get Married | The Poplin Family | 3:02 | |
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108
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Somebody's Been Beating My Time | The Poplin Family | 1:58 | |
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109
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Crawdad Song | The Poplin Family | 2:56 | |
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110
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The Preacher and the Bear | The Poplin Family | 2:15 | |
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111
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Sweet Kiss Waltz | The Poplin Family | 1:33 | |
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112
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Just Because | The Poplin Family | 1:53 | |
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201
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Eyes Like Cherries | The Poplin Family | 2:16 | |
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202
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The Blues Don't Mean a Thing | The Poplin Family | 1:51 | |
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203
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Cindy Gal | The Poplin Family | 2:15 | |
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204
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I Don't Drink Your Whiskey | The Poplin Family | 1:15 | |
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205
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Panhandle Rag | The Poplin Family | 2:17 | |
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206
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Hammer Ring | The Poplin Family | 2:04 | |
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207
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Steel Guitar Rag | The Poplin Family | 0:58 | |
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208
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You Gotta See Your Mama Every Night | The Poplin Family | 1:45 | |
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209
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Brown's Ferry Blues | The Poplin Family | 1:11 | |
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210
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Old Reuben | The Poplin Family | 1:13 | |
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211
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Fingers on Fire | The Poplin Family | 1:11 | |
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212
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My Home is Not in South Carolina | The Poplin Family | 1:30 |
Album Info
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