Al Hopkins and His Buckle Busters
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About Al Hopkins and His Buckle Busters
Al Hopkins (Albert Green Hopkins, Gap Creek, North Carolina, June 5, 1889 – October 21, 1932) was an American musician, a pioneer of what later came to be called country music. Hopkins played piano, an unusual instrument for Appalachian music. The members of the band that brought him to fame (which was known by several names: The Hill Billies, Al Hopkins' Original Hill Billies, and Al Hopkins and His Buckle Busters) came variously from Hopkins' own Watauga County, North Carolina and from Grayson and Carroll Counties in Virginia.
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West Virginia Gals
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Cluck Old Hen
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Roll On The Ground
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Johnson Boys
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Boatin' Up Sandy
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Black Eyed Susie
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Going Down The Road Feeling Bad
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Hear Dem Bells
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buck-eyed rabbits
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Sally Ann
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Old Joe Clark
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Silly Bill
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Old Time Cinda
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Whoa Mule
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Cripple Creek
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Texas Gals
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Sourwood Mountain
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Hickman Rag
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Mississippi Sawyer
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Cluck Old Hen [1927]
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Al Hopkins and His Buckle Busters - West Virginia Gals
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The Carter Family / Black Jac
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Long-Eared Mule
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Betsy Brown
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Ragged Annie
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Cumberland Gap
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Kitty Waltz
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Kitty Wells
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The Nine Pound Hammer
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Sweet Bunch Of Daisies
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Blue Ridge Mountain Blues
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Mountaineer's Love Song
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Possum up a Gum Stomp, Cooney in the Hollow
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Governer Alf Taylor's Fox Chase
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Daisies Won't Tell
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Sleep Baby Sleep
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Whoa, Mule
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Down To The Club
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Echoes Of The Chimes
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Baby Your Time Ain't Long
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Walking in the Parlor
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Blue Eyed Girl
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Hear Dem Bells (Recorded 1927)
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101-West Virginia Gals
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Long Eared Mule
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Al Hopkins And His Buckle Busters West Virginia Gals
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Donkey On The Railroad Track
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Mountaineers Love Song
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03 - West Virginia Gals
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Fisher's Hornpipe
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