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- [Traditional]
- Language
- English
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Traditional folk song from the southern Appalachians probably from the late 1800s. The song, about a hard drinking, funny loving heart breaker. It is considered a cousin to Darlin' Cory. Both use only two chords and fewer than the standard number of notes typical in folk songs, but the tunes are distinctly different. Similarly, while the lyrics to the two songs are not the same, versions of the songs often share this verse:
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Little Maggie written by [Traditional] English
Little Maggie written by [Traditional] instrumental
| Title | Performer | Release date | Info | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| i | Little Maggie | The Brewster Brothers | 1959 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | The Louisiana Honeydrippers | April 1962 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Eric Weissberg, Marshall Brickman & Company | September 1963 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Sandy Bull | 1963 | ||
| i | Little Maggie, She's So Sweet | Jimmy Martin and The Sunny Mt. Boys | June 1967 | ||
| i | Maggie | Hylo Brown | September 1967 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Eddie Poirier | 1968 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Eddy Poirier & Smiley Bates | 1971 | ||
| i | Camptown Races - Little Maggie | Tony Elman | 1984 | Medley | |
| i | Little Maggie | Tom Adams | November 1, 1990 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Steve Kaufman | 1994 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | James Alan Shelton | August 10, 1999 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Uncle Charlie Higgins, Wade Ward & Dale Poe | 2004 | Released more than 10 years after recording | |
| i | Little Maggie | Lee Sexton | 2005 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | Lee Highway | 2007 | ||
| i | Little Maggie | David Grier | November 1, 2008 |