Episode Synopsis "Whistling Rufus and Other Fun Songs"

Porch Fiddler will highlight several old time fiddle tunes including Tom Fuller’s Reel and Forty Miles from Georgetown without Any Whiskey.  This episode includes a true story of an American Revolutionary soldier during the time of Thanksgiving.  Check out our website at www.porchfiddler.com

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