The Golden Gate Quartet Sings 064

I hear those echoes calling on again, skip to my dole, calling again, skip to my dole, skip to my dole, hmm. Howdy neighbors, this is a program of your songs. The songs your forefathers and the folks who came before them sang. These are the songs of America, And this is Tom Scott speaking for the Golden Gate Quartet and inviting you to hear America

sing. Sing as it fought wars, sailed the seas, heard it the cattle, felled the forests and developed our great pioneering tradition. These are your songs, the folk songs of America. Again skip to my lose skip to my darling.

It's songs of the gold rush days on this little get together. So gather on while we sing of Clementine, Wagon Wheels, O Susanna and Camp Town Races. Back in 1846, one of the big menstrual show producers was a man named Ed Christie.

Stephen Foster wrote a song for a show of his titled, Guine to Run All Day. Later, it became a big hit as Camp Town Races. Suppose the Golden Gate Quartet sings it for you now.

C'mon, let's try! F- The Camp Town ladies sing this song Do the Do To the Camp Town race track fire miles long Blow the doodoo ding Well, I came that with my hat caved in Do the for Do the doodoo came back home with the pocket full of tin Oh do the ding

Well, then go and run on like put on our tin Pop them back some bodybed on the bend Put on the doodoo doodoo doodoo Billy and the big black the horse. Fly the track and the bolt crud cross. Well the blind horse fell in the big mud hole.