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- learning ballads (talking)
- Ballads; Interviews;
- Ruby Plemmons and Eunice McAlexander talk about learning to sing ballads from parents and other sources. This interview by Kip Lornell takes place near Meadows of Dan, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- blues on banjo, learning tunes (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews; Blues music;
- Uncle Homer Walker talks with Kip Lornell about blues songs on the banjo and learning tunes. Homer was born in Summers County, West Virginia, and moved to Glen Lyn in 1934.
- Ferrum College
- banjo tunings (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews;
- Uncle Homer Walker talks with Kip Lornell about playing banjo in different tunings. Homer was born in Summers County, West Virginia, and moved to Glen Lyn in 1934.
- Ferrum College
- banjo tunings (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews;
- John Lawson Tyree talks with Kip Lornell during an interview about banjo tunings, high bass, and low bass. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- fretless banjos (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews;
- John Lawson Tyree talks with Kip Lornell during an interview about fretless banjos and number of brackets. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- banjo style, frailing (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews;
- John Lawson Tyree talks with Kip Lornell during an interview about his frailing style. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- home and banjo styles, square dances (talking)
- Banjos; Interviews; Square dancing;
- Uncle Homer Walker talks with Kip Lornell about his home in Glen Lyn, Virginia, Henry Reed, and black and white square dances. Homer was born in Summers County, West Virginia, and moved to Glen Lyn in 1934.
- Ferrum College
- Cripple Creek
- Banjos;
- Uncle Homer Walker plays banjo a banjo tune during an interview by Kip Lornell. Homer was born in Summers County, West Virginia, and moved to Glen Lyn in 1934.
- Ferrum College
- Old Joe Clark
- Banjos;
- Leonard Bowles plays the banjo. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Shortnin Bread
- Banjos;
- Leonard Bowles plays the banjo. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Give You This Ring
- Banjos;
- Irvin Cook plays the banjo. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- John Crossed the Island on His Knees
- Banjos;
- Irvin Cook plays a tune on the banjo. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Wish to the Lord I'd Never Been Born
- Banjos;
- Irvin Cook plays a tune on the banjo. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Sally Ann
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree talks about people using slides and plays a dance tune on the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John puts a handkerchief in the banjo as a mute. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Fox Chase
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree plays a dance tune on the banjo with and without a handkerchief muting the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Going Down that Road Feeling Bad
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree plays the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Hop Along Lou
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree plays a dance tune on the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Fox Chase
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree plays a dance tune on the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Shake Your Little Foot Sally Ann
- Banjos;
- John Lawson Tyree plays a dance tune on the banjo for Kip Lornell during an interview. John is from Franklin County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Longest Train
- Banjos; Railroads; Singing;
- Irvin Cook plays the banjo and sings. He is from Henry County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College