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John Studivan Gatwood
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As the winner of a local Mississippi fiddle contest, John Gatwood (6/23/1903–3/17/1964) was asked to record by Columbia Records. On December 15, 1928, at a hotel in New Orleans, LA, Gatwood recorded four fiddle tunes: “Crawford March” and “Engineer Frank Hawk” with the Rainey Old Time Band, “Shear The Sheep Bobbie” and “Third Party” with the Gatwood Square Dance Band.
Title: John Studivan Gatwood
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As the winner of a local Mississippi fiddle contest, John Gatwood (6/23/1903–3/17/1964) was asked to record by Columbia Records.
On December 15, 1928, at a hotel in New Orleans, LA, Gatwood recorded four fiddle tunes: “Crawford March” and “Engineer Frank Hawk” with the Rainey Old Time Band, “Shear The Sheep Bobbie” and “Third Party” with the Gatwood Square Dance Band.
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