Midnight Waltz
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X:30 T:Midnight Waltz % NFF Book 2020 S:collected from The Kurtz Family, Mudgee, NSW S:John Meredith Collection, NLA Bib ID: 2199666 H:In 1984 Brad Tate and Dave de Hugard together recorded Stan Treacy H:playing two waltzes one after the other. The first waltz, untitled by H:Stan Treacy at that time, we now know to be 'The Mary Jane Waltz'. H:Stan Treacy named the second waltz as the 'Midnight Waltz', but this H:was misunderstood by Brad, who thought the title applied to the H:first tune rather than the second tune. In consequence 'The Mary Jane Waltz' H:is misnamed as the 'Midnight Waltz' in his 1988 publication "Down and Outback". H:Stan Treacy's version of 'The Mary Jane Waltz', now correctly titled, H:is available elsewhere in this collection. N:This version of the "Midnight Waltz" was collected from the Kurtz family. B:J Meredith, R Covell & P Brown, Folk Songs of Australia Vol 2, UNSW Press, 1987, p215 D:recorded by the Stripling Brothers, Regal Zonophone, 1929 O:Australia, NSW, Mudgee R:Waltz M:3/4 L:1/8 K:D FG|:"D"A2^G2A2|d2"A7"c2B2|"D"A6|F4F2|A3^GA2|"G"B4A2|"A7"C6-|C6| "Em"G2F2G2|B2c2e2|"D"d3ed2|F4FG|"D"A2zAG2|F2zFE2|1"D"D2B,2A,2|D2C2D2:|2"D"D2F2A2|d4||
Midnight Waltz - played by Ray Mulligan
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| John Meredith Collection | Kurtz Family |