Virg Evans - The Flying Fiddler
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Fisher's Hornpipe | 2:32 | |
Grey Eagle Hornpipe | 2:42 | |
Durang's Hornpipe | 2:35 | |
Sweet Bunch Of Daisies | 2:15 | |
Kelly's Waltz | 3:30 | |
Brahm's Polka | 2:19 | |
Cherry Orchard Waltz | 2:55 | |
Cattle Call Waltz | 2:30 | |
Red Fox Waltz | 2:50 | |
Ace Of Spades | 1:40 | |
Soldier's Joy | 2:29 | |
Brownie's Waltz | 3:10 | |
Bitter Creek | 2:04 |
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AH10-34SLabels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
Credits
Role | Credit |
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Fiddle | Virg Evans (tracks: All) |
Guitar | Frank Hicks (tracks: All) |
Mandolin | Ken Hall |
Notes
- here are some excerpts gleaned or paraphrased off the back cover liner notes:
- Virg came from a musical family with 2 of his uncles being fiddlers. One of them a champion.
- Virg played professionally with various groups, including the well known "Blue Ridge Mountaineers", doing stage & radio work. While following this musical career through the 30's, another love was flying. He earned his pilot's license and worked as a flight instructor until 1942. He then served in the Air Force as a Captain in WWII. After his separation from the Air Force, he was a commercial pilot, but the fiddle was never too far away.
- Virg began entering fiddle contests and at the time the LP was recorded was California State Champion and won top honor's in the national old time Fiddler's Contest.
- Frank Hicks has been playing guitar with Virg Evans since they met at an old time fiddling contest 3 years prior to this LP. He says he was inspired as a boy by Riley Puckett, who was a well known old time guitarist in the late 1920's.
- Frank played professionally until 1950, but now is a railroad engineer, playing only as a hobby, other than occasional dances & nightclubs.
- Ken Hall is listed as an unsurpassed manodolinist who has played with Frank Hicks for "some time" . It was through Frank that Ken met Virg and they spent many hours practicing & arranging. Ken has been well known to the folk music world since the 1930's and there is always a group both young & old alike standing around, amazed at his playing.