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"Sleepy Desert" - Rayna Gellert and Alice Gerrard

"Sleepy Desert" is a traditional folk song often identified as a variant of "Silver Dagger" or "O! Molly Dear Go Ask Your Mother". Recordings date back to the early 1920s; a popular modern interpretation was recorded by the group Uncle Earl. Rayna Gellert, here singing lead vocals and playing fiddle, is a member of Uncle Earl. She is accompanied by the legendary Alice Gerrard. The song was filmed at Glencoe Mill, an old textile mill on the Haw River near Burlington, NC. It's an outtake from a Season 2 episode of the PBS series "David Holt's State of Music." The Legacy Remastered project of the Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation is funded in part by the Carlyle Adams Foundation, the Community Foundation of Henderson County NC (https://www.cfhcforever.org/) and its Perry N. Rudnick Endowment, Cheri and Ron Allari, Arts Asheville (https://artsavl.org/), the Strickland Family Foundation, the Ben and Laurie Duke Family Charitable Fund, Betty Cone, Fred and Lauren Weed, Kathleen Brion, Jack and Marion Mitchell, the Haltermann Family Fund, and Charles and Lois Brummitt. ©Will & Deni McIntyre Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation: https://www.willanddeni.org The Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit foundation established in 2009 to raise the profile of arts and educational groups through the creation of videos and photography for streaming, broadcast, websites, and related media.