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X:1 T:Cowboy Waltz [4] M:3/4 L:1/8 Q:122 C:Trad. R:Waltz A:Missouri N:Taken from the playing of Cyril Stinnett Z:Bill Shull, trans., R.P. LaVaque, ABCs K:D |:[D3D3] [DA] [DA] [EA]|[F3A3] [AA] [FA] [EA] |D2 [G,3G3] (A|B2) d2 (3(B dB)| [A3A3] [AA] (AB)|A2 FA (DF)|1 [E3A3] [EA] [EA][DA]|[E3A3] [FA] (E/2F/2E/2D/2):| |2 [E3A3] [DA] [FA][EA]|[D4D4]::df|a3 (g ab)|a2 (fa) ed|(B d2) (e d2)| (3(BdB) A2 df| a3 (g ab)|a2 (fe) df|[e3e3] [ee] (ef)|[e3e3] d (3(cBA)| d3 (e fg)|a2 (fa) ed|(B d2) (e d2)|(3(BdB) A (DF)| [A3A3] [AA] (AB)|A2 FA (DF)|[E3A3] [DA] [FA]-[EA]|[D4D4]:||

COWBOY WALTZ [4]. Old-Time, Waltz. USA, Missouri. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'.

Additional notes
Source for notated version : - Cyril Stinnett (Mo.) [Phillips]. Stinnet (1912-1986) was a left-handed fiddler from the Missouri Valley of north-western Missouri, influenced by Uncle Bob Walters (Nebraska). He had a smooth, precise style with a good dance rhythm.

Printed sources : - Phillips (Traditional American Fiddle Tunes, vol. 2), 1995; p. 248.

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