About This Track
Remastered by George Walker in late 2008, this song was penned in 1915 during Tin Pan Alley’s love affair with ragtime. It’s a classic good-time tune written by George L. Cobb, who that same year published his great “Are You From Dixie?”
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The1937Flood created the wiki page for BONUS: Alabama Jubilee-Remastered. January 2009
