More than 100 recordings of Larry's tunes have been made. Here's the list.
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I've had fun playing this blues waltz for dancing the last few years. It will be on my
new waltz CD that I am doing with Ginny Snowe, and features great playing by
Billy Novick and Annie Raines. Remember to play Leroy's with dotted eighth notes. |
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Two Rivers is probably the favorite tune of mine that I've written. I wrote it as I sat in a
campground overlooking Lake Michigan while playing the banjo. It has ben recorded many times and
is on the Uncle Gizmo CD. |
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Bugsy was written in 2001 on the mandolin. I purposely tried to write a dance length fiddle
tune blues. I had a lot of fun playing this tune with Deb Kirkland on my recent tour of Seattle. |
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I wrote Jefferson Road on the mandolin while staying at Susie Lorand's house
on Jefferson Road in Princeton, NJ. |
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Who's Responsible was written at a tune writing workshop (in 8 minutes!) at the
John C Campbell School in Brasstown NC. led by me. I made a few slight changes in the B part
but it was pretty much a group effort |
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wrote Cumberland in Portland, ME, which is in Cumberland County and finished it in Ithaca, NY
with some help on the chords by Judy Hyman.
I wrote it on the banjo, tuned g#EADE.
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Baker's Favorite was made up on the guitar during Jim MacConduibh's guitar lesson in Lexington, MA,
and named for Elke Baker. It's not really her favorite, but, since I wrote it, I can call it whatever I want.
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I wrote Leona Tuttle, a waltz, for my grandmother's 90th birthday.
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wrote Glen Echo Jig in honor of the Glen Echo dance hall near Washington, DC. |
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For fiddler Ruthie Dornfeld who told me that jigs in E were All The Rage.
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