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Walkin' The Strings

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Walkin' The Strings (Instrumental)
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Little David Play On Your Harp (Instrumental)
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Saturday Night Shuffle (Instrumental)
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Thumbing The Bass (Instrumental)
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Cane Break Blues (Instrumental)
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Darby's Ram (Instrumental)
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Everly Rag (Instrumental)
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Rose Time (Instrumental)
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Old Aunt Dinah (Instrumental)
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My Old Kentucky Home (Instrumental)
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Pigmeat Stomp (Instrumental)
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Blue Smoke (Instrumental)
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Dry Bread (Instrumental)
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Louisville Clog (Instrumental)
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On A Bicycle Built For Two (Instrumental)
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Green Bay Polka (Instrumental)
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Jordan Am A Hard Road To Travel (Instrumental)
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Travis Trot (Instrumental)
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Cannon Ball Stomp (Instrumental)
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Fuller Blues (Instrumental)
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Blue Bell (Instrumental)
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Take My Hand, Precious Lord (Instrumental)
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Album Information

Total Tracks: 22   Total Length: 33:17

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One of the all time greats

Tben50

In my opinion, Merle was one of the all time greats on guitar. No matter what your musical tastes, his playing is nothing short of incredible. I'm sure he developed his skills listening to lesser known players ( as most of the greats did ) and developed his famous picking pattern that has influenced just about everyone who picks up the guitar. I never get tired of any of the incredibly played tunes on any of his records.

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Although originally issued on LP in 1960 (it was reissued on CD in 1996), these 22 songs were actually recorded in the late ’40s and early ’50s for Capitol’s Electrical Transciption series. This showcases Travis’s fingerpicking abilities at their best, on unaccompanied acoustic vocal and instrumental numbers; most of the material is original, with a few standards by the likes of Stephen Foster and Georgia Tom Dorsey. – Richie Unterberger