Vassar Clements's lyrics & chords
Vassar Clements was a world class fiddler, originally from Florida, who got a break playing with Bill Monroe. He claims to have not owned a fiddle until he got the job with Monroe, and lost the first one he bought while taking the bus to Nashville. He went on to work with artists including The Byrds, Jerry Garcia, and most famously the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on the classic Will The Circle Be Unbroken album. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply....read more
Osh kosh Trim the tree waltz The old home place Instrumental in d minor Four brothers Star of bethlehem Boogie in the barnyard Angels we have heard on high O come all ye faithful Scotland Country christmas Down yonder Cradle hymn Swing street Christmas hornpipe Bad is bad Yuletide magic String of pearls Caravan Clemency Old black magic Cross country run Nur shab da Take it easy on my heart Your mind is on vacation Say goodbye to the blues Be a little discreet Mr bojangles Triple stop boogie Tippin in Nikki sue blues Crazy cause i love you Lonesome night driver Half and half Windjammer Fast travlin’ Fiddle vamp Barnyard boogie Molita Airmail special Avalanche Listen to the mockingbird Mixed melody Peking fling How can i go on without you Maple leaf waltz Yakety bow Long way around Rag mama rag Mocking bird House of the rising sun Kinfolks in carolina Panama red In the pine Handpicked Sweet and sassy Salt creek Midnight moonlight Uncle pen The wild side of life The same old thing I wonder where you are tonight Devilish mary Tennessee stud Goodbye old pal Knee deep in the blues I know what it means to be lonesome Crowd On and on Pan american Redwood hill Cajun fiddle Banjo instrumental My rose of san antonio Dixie hoedown The hobo song Foggy mountain breakdown Rollie pollie Undecided Carolina The old brown case My little georgia rose Oconee I hear the south calling me Move When your sweet love aint around Little cabin home on the hill Two am Unidentified Sixteen tons Golden rocket I owe it all to you Sweet knetucky woman
