Galleynipper, by J.P. and Annadeene Fraley

Galleynipper

by J.P. and Annadeene Fraley

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1.	Norway's Farewell 02:40	buy track
2.	Forty Shades of Green 02:46	buy track
3.	Liverpool Hornpipe 01:47	buy track
4.	Catfishin' on the Mississippi 01:53	buy track
5.	Salute to Crisuma 02:44	buy track
6.	Margaret's Waltz 02:50	buy track
7.	Cambric Shirt 02:36	buy track
8.	Granny Will Your Dog Bite 01:16	buy track
9.	Galleynipper 01:18	buy track
10.	Garfield's Blackberry Blossom 01:23	buy track
11.	Put Me in Your Pocket 03:15	buy track
12.	Dry and Dusty 01:52	buy track
13.	Pickin' on the Ol' Banjo 01:47	buy track
14.	Hangman's Reel 01:18	buy track
15.	Cajun Candy 02:27	buy track
16.	New Richmond 01:41	buy track
17.	Bonaparte's Retreat 02:09	buy track

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A native of eastern Kentucky, J.P. Fraley was taught to fiddle as a child by his father. Fraley's recordings span thirty years, as he and his late wife Annadeene entertained festivals and audiences here and abroad, such as the American Folk Song Festival, Smithsonian Folk Festival, the National Folk Festival, Brandywine Folk Festival, Fiddler's Grove, and many others. Annadeene, daughter of a coal miner, taught herself to play guitar and was a regular on WCMI radio in Ashland, Kentucky when she was only thirteen years old. Annadeene Fraley died in 1996, and J.P. died in 2011 in Denton, KY at 87 years old.

Galley Nipper has been preserved and digitized from the original master tapes by Appalshop Archive.

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released January 1, 1990

Recordings for the 1990 release JA0058, Galley Nipper, were recorded on August 9, 10, 21-22, 1988 in the Appalshop Studio and April 3, 1989 in the Fraley's home in Denton, Kentucky. The release was engineered by Kelly Blair, Doug Dorschug, and Don Mussell, and produced by D. Gregory White. Musicians included J.P. Fraley on fiddle; Annadeene Fraley on guitar and vocals; Mac Benford on banjo; Linda Scutt on banjo; Dave Peyton on autoharp; Philip Sexton on bass; and Dennis White on guitar.

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Founded in 1974 in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, June Appal Recordings is the non-profit record label of Appalshop. It was established to record and distribute the music and stories of accomplished central Appalachian artists.

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