Jim Harbst's Tune
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Transcription: by Darryl D. Bush
"Jim Harbst's Tune" comes from Jim Harbst who was a traditional fiddler, mandolin and harmonica<br> player, originally from Bradford County and later from Pittsburgh who influenced Mark Tamsula<br> and Richard Withers. He said that he learned this tune when he was young but couldn't remember<br> the name of it.<br> It was recorded by Tamsula and Withers on Behind the Door (2016).<br> The banjo arrangement is by John Letscher from that recording. The recording is in Bb but John<br> worked out the banjo version in D. He says that, like on the recording, this tune goes well<br> with "The Soap Fat Man" in a medley.<br>
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