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Theodore Ashlaw
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
Theodore Ashlaw
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
Theodore Ashlaw
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
Theodore Ashlaw
FOR COMMENTARY ON THIS SONG, SEE BETHKE, Adirondack Voices, pages 134-135, 138
We have the text for another version of this same song from a singer named Albert LaBrake, who was superintendent of Fish Rock Camp on Upper Saranac Lake when he sang his version.
(date unknown, prior to 1977)
LaBrake’s version is essentially the same except for some interesting changes in locale: Cunningham goes “down the Ausable (River)” rather than “back to Saranac” in the first verse, comes to Lake Placid rather than Tupper Lake in the second verse, and charms Jim Hennesee’s daughter instead of Tobin’s in the third. Interestingly, he goes “back to Saranac” in the last verse, just as does Ted Ashlaw’s Cunningham.
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
Theodore Ashlaw
FOR COMMENTARY ON THIS SONG, SEE BETHKE, Adirondack Voices, pages 125-127, 138
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
Theodore Ashlaw
FOR COMMENTARY ON THIS SONG, SEE BETHKE, Adirondack Voices, pages 127-131, 138
Sheet Music (pdf)
Scorched (sib)
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