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I was listening to this album today, and i was wondering if anyone knows of anywhere to find any tabs of some of the songs on it. I was pretty impressed by his acoustic work on it so i was curious.

There isn't much out there - nothing in terms of tabs. Here is some info that you might find useful:

1. Box Of Rain (Hunter/Lesh) - see rukind for lyrics chords
2. Reuben And Cerise (Garcia/Hunter) - see rukind for lyrics chords
3. Talkin' Money Tree (Hunter) - G, C and D
-> Friend Of The Devil (Dawson/Garcia/Hunter) - see rukind for lyrics chords
4. Delia DeLyon And Stagger Lee (Hunter) - see rukind for lyrics chords
5. Lady Of Carlisle (Traditional)
6. Book Of Daniel (Hunter / Freiberg) - D, C, and G
7. Terrapin
-> a. Lady With A Fan (Garcia/Hunter)
-> b. Terrapin Station (Garcia/Hunter)
-> c. Ivory Wheels/Rosewood Track (Hunter)
-> d. Jack O' Roses (Hunter)
8. Prodigal Town (Hunter) -http://www.cosmic-kitchen.com/song.php? ... odigalTown

Please post up anything you can find

OK, thanks man will do.

I forgot how lovely a song Prodigal Town is. The whole walking bass and then going to the fifth sounds a lot like "Piano Man," but I like this song a lot more. Slow it down a little bit and finger pick it. I was fooling around with this on my looper and it sounded great.

talking money tree is a great tune, I really dig the little walk down thing and was trying to figure it out. anyone got any tips? Thanks, ill post something when it comes together

I love Wake the Dead's version of Prodigal Town from the CD Buckdancer's Choice.
Highly recommend the CD!

I have uploaded it here if you are interested in hearing it....

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8YZVH3S2

masonskids wrote:I have uploaded it here if you are interested in hearing it....

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8YZVH3S2

Irish folk music?

Beautiful. I think I may want to try this tune with a bluegrass group I play with on Wednesday nights. Or maybe buy a flute.

Are all the songs on their Buckdancer's Choice album like this? It certainly provokes a new perspective on the songs.

Yes all the songs are in the same vein with little jigs thrown in before or after the songs.

Here is a sampler of some of their tunes from both their first CD and Buckdancer's Choice. Support these guys and buy their CD's!
And if your in the bay area around St. Patrick's day, look for them, they always play.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=889JD6AH

I honestly do like it but I could help but think it was a mash-up of a Robert Hunter tune and the Titanic movie theme. Thanks for pointing this band out though - they are great.