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|f_annotation='''TENNESSEE TWO-STEP, THE.''' Canadian, Two-Step (cut time). Canada, Maritime Provinces. G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB, AA'BB'. The tune was in the repertoire of several older fiddlers on Prince Edward Island when Ken Perlman was collecting in the 1990's. The origins of the tune are, so far, obscure, but it is played throughout the Canadian Maritimes.

|f_annotation='''TENNESSEE TWO-STEP, THE.''' Canadian, Two-Step (cut time). Canada, Maritime Provinces. G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB, AA'BB'. The tune was in the repertoire of several older fiddlers on Prince Edward Island when Ken Perlman was collecting in the 1990's. The origins of the tune are, so far, obscure, but it is played throughout the Canadian Maritimes according to Perlman, although evidence of it being played other than P.E.I. is difficult to find.

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There are other tunes that are called "Tennessee Two-Step"<ref>Another tune by the name was recorded by Schroeder's Playboys; From Dash recordings; rec 1957; [2504A], and can be heard at the Loyd Shaw Foundation website [ http://www.lloydshaw.org/catalogue.html]</ref>

There are other tunes that are called "Tennessee Two-Step"<ref>Another tune by the name was recorded by Schroeder's Playboys; From Dash recordings; rec 1957; [2504A], and can be heard at the Loyd Shaw Foundation website [ http://www.lloydshaw.org/catalogue.html]</ref>. It should be noted that 'Tennessee two-step' also has slang meanings, but basically refers to something underhanded or substituted in a negative way.

|f_source_for_notated_version=Johnny Morrissey (1913-1994, Newtown Cross (late of Vernon River), Queens County; Prince Edward Island) [Perlman].

|f_printed_sources=Perlman (The Fiddle Music of Prince Edward Island), 1996; p. 150.

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-|f_annotation='''TENNESSEE TWO-STEP, THE.''' Canadian, Two-Step (cut time). Canada, Maritime Provinces. G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB, AA'BB'.  The tune was in the repertoire of several older fiddlers on Prince Edward Island when Ken Perlman was collecting in the 1990's. The origins of the tune are, so far, obscure, but it is played throughout the Canadian Maritimes.
+|f_annotation='''TENNESSEE TWO-STEP, THE.''' Canadian, Two-Step (cut time). Canada, Maritime Provinces. G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB, AA'BB'.  The tune was in the repertoire of several older fiddlers on Prince Edward Island when Ken Perlman was collecting in the 1990's. The origins of the tune are, so far, obscure, but it is played throughout the Canadian Maritimes according to Perlman, although evidence of it being played other than P.E.I. is difficult to find.
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-There are other tunes that are called "Tennessee Two-Step"<ref>Another tune by the name was recorded by Schroeder's Playboys; From Dash recordings; rec 1957; [2504A], and can be heard at the Loyd Shaw Foundation website [ http://www.lloydshaw.org/catalogue.html]</ref>
+There are other tunes that are called "Tennessee Two-Step"<ref>Another tune by the name was recorded by Schroeder's Playboys; From Dash recordings; rec 1957; [2504A], and can be heard at the Loyd Shaw Foundation website [ http://www.lloydshaw.org/catalogue.html]</ref>. It should be noted that 'Tennessee two-step' also has slang meanings, but basically refers to something underhanded or substituted in a negative way.
 |f_source_for_notated_version=Johnny Morrissey (1913-1994, Newtown Cross (late of Vernon River), Queens County; Prince Edward Island) [Perlman].
 |f_printed_sources=Perlman (The Fiddle Music of Prince Edward Island), 1996; p. 150.