Winder Slide
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Joe LaRose
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Transcription: by Darryl D. Bush
"Winder Slide", also known as "End of the Lane" or "End of the Layne" is an old-time<br> style breakdown. It is a modern ‘old-time’ tune composed around 1980 by Joe LaRose,<br> in the style of Gus and Theodore Clark, who recorded 2 sides in North Georgia about<br> 1930 ("Barrow County Stomp" and "Wimbush Rag)".<br> Two versions are played, one from Joe’s original recording, covered by Bruce Molsky.<br> A second version was developed by LaRose, who added to the ‘B’ part of the tune. This<br> latter version was recorded by Rayna Gellert, learned from Bill Dillof.<br> Kerry Blech writes:<br> Bruce first heard it on a tape sent to him by a friend. Joe's original<br> recording of it was double tracked guitar and fiddle, with 78rpm surface noise<br> overlaid. The first version he sent around was jokingly titled as by Gus and<br> Theo. Clark. I forwarded it, as is, to many friends, and that is what Bruce apparently<br> received in the mail. "Winder Slide" also was left alongside the other two real 78rpm<br> cuts of the the Clarks, and was at the end of the taped interview with Bert Layne.<br> Bruce later told me that what he found out from me was called "Winder Slide" was<br> untitled on that tape and that he started calling it "The End of the Layne".<br> I picked it up at the Monday night jams at Don and Jean Wisniewski's.<br>
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