Wake Up Jacob

==General Information==
Performer: Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers
Instrumentation: Violin- Prince Albert Hunt, Guitar- Harmon Clem & unknown
Date of recording: 1929
Record label: Okeh
Serial #:45375 (402730)
==Information On This Song==
This song was common pre-Bluegrass Anglo-American Dance Music repertoire. In North Carolina, Kentucky, and most of the other central eastern states this song is known as Wild Horse. Hunt's version is a good example of the dance style common in Texas and non-Cajun Louisiana. The style of these areas were different because they were looser than the styles of the more northern states were at the time. This is usually attributed to the large amount of mixing between various cultures in these areas. There is a similar style found in some parts of Tennessee from around the same time.
==Albums Featuring This Song==
* The Anthology Of American Folk Music
* Old-Time Texas String Bands
==Related Articles==
* "Uncle Jimmy" Thompson
* Regional Folk Styles
==External Links==
* A Youtube video Featuring this song
Category:Folk Songs Category:The Anthology Of American Folk Music Category:Dance Songs