About Al Duvall
Al Duvall (b. Algernon Otmer Duvall, 31 June 1877 in Pahrump, WV, USA), began his musical career on the vaudeville stage, as end-man in Lew Dockstader's Minstrels. He fought in a bicycle squadron in Ypres, during World War I — where he received a crippling dose of the Hun's mustard. Upon return to the US, he made ends meet working at a sausage factory, in Harrington Delaware (1921 to 1989). In 1991, he took up the banjo, as physical therapy for his pleurisy.
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Admiral Of The Narrow Seas
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Five Against One
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down by the phosphate mine
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Dry Belly Blues
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Bury Me In Shellac
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Where The Comet Falls
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Lantana
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The Day Bartender
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Out On The Barge
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Reconstruction
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