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'''Rob Tate:''' a distant, and younger, relative of Dan Tate, lived further up the mountain from Dan.&nbsp; Rob preferred to play songs and tunes from the l920s and ‘30s, such as ''Wildwood Flower, More Pretty Girls Than One'' and ''The Lawson Family Murder''.&nbsp; However, my first visit prompted him to think about the clawhammer tunes that his father had played and at our second session he remembered a dozen or so ‘old ones’, including ''Sally Ann, Old Molly Hare, Baby-O, Fortune'', and ''Old Corn Liquor''.



''Part of the booklet notes, written by Mike Yates, to the Musical Traditions Records CDs Far in the Mountains (MTCD321-4)''