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USA(Great Lakes/Northern Tier)
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Patrick Bonner
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1938
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BLACK TAR ON THE STICK. American. Library of Congress recording, 1938, Patrick Bonner; St. James, Beaver Island, Michigan. One suspects that the 'black tar' in the title was originally 'shit'. Bonner's repertoire was hugely influenced by the large number of Irish settlers on Beaver Island.
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