Annotation:Kohala March
X:1 T:Kohala Mach M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel S:Scottdale String Band (Georgia) D:OKeh 45379 (78 RPM), Scottdale String Band (1929) F:https://www.slippery-hill.com/recording/kohala-march Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:C gf|e2 e2-ed e2|^c2cc- cB A2|d2fd- ded2|A6_B2-| =Bb2B a2 g2|df2d e2d2|c2c'c' c'2bb|b2aa ag^f=f| e2^de- ede2|^c2=c^c- cB A2|d2fd- ded2|A6_B2-| =Bb2B a2 g2|df2d e2d2|c2cc- cc c2 |1c6:|2 c2|| g2e2g2|d^cd2 =c4-|c2 g2e2g2|cAcB- Baa^g|[c2a2][c2a2] [c2^g2][c2a2]| zb2-b- ba3-|a2 f2e2d2|c'4 c'4-|c'2g2e2g2| g2e2g2|d^cd2 =c4-|c2 g2e2g2|cAcB- Baa^g|[c2a2][c2a2] [c2^g2][c2a2]| zb2-b- ba3-|a2 f2e2d2|c'4 c'4-|[M:2/4]c'2||
KOHALA MARCH. American, Country Rag (cut time). C Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'B. This syncopated country ragtime pice was recorded in Atlanta, Georgia, in March, 1929, by the biography:Scottdale String Band for OKeh Records. The band members consisted of Charlie Simmons on banjo-mandolin and Barney Pritchard and Marvin Head on guitars, with perhaps additional accompaniment on fiddle by either Owen McDearis or Luke Talton. The Scottdale String band was one of the first to be heard over Atlanta airwaves, with Saturday afternoon appearances on WSB as early as January, 1927. Initially they were a quartet, with Marvin Head (sometimes called 'J.M. Head') and Ed Freeman on mandolins, and Eunice and Bonnie Pritchard on guitars.
