Hell on the Nine Mile
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Transcription: by Darryl D. Bush
"Hell on the Nine Mile", also known as<br> "Dubuque",<br> "Lighthouse" or<br> "Old Dubuque"<br> is an American reel in cut time and D Major. It is played in ADae or Standard fiddle tuning.<br> "Hell on the Nine Mile" is a version of a tune with several names and variants, although<br> the most prominent is "Dubuque".<br> The title seems to be a place-name and may refer to Nine Mile Flat, outside Oklahoma City,<br> or Ninemile Creek, a stream in west-central Oklahoma.<br> The banjo tablature is by John Letscher. His comment:<br> Oklahoma variation on "Dubuque". Originally learned from Skip Gorman on "Fiddles in the<br> Cow Camp".<br> It was recorded by Dan Gellert & Brad Leftwich on A Moment in Time (1993) (Learned from<br> Pawnee, Oklahoma, fiddler John Kennedy) and<br> Uncle Dick Hutchison on Old Time Fiddlin' and<br> Sharecropper's Blues (2015).<br>
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