Conference napalm::guitar

MIDI::A$:[MIDILIB.SEQUENCES.BLUEGRASS]

BILLCHTM.MID;1           42  22-JUL-1993 21:40:31.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BILLYLOW.MID;1           20  23-JUL-1993 23:51:18.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BLUGRS01.TXT;1            7  24-JUL-1993 00:16:28.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
CRIPPLCR.MID;1           12  23-JUL-1993 23:52:07.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
TURKEY.MID;1             10  23-JUL-1993 23:52:35.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
WHISKEY.MID;1            11  23-JUL-1993 23:52:59.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)

Total of 6 files, 102 blocks

     Sheesh, no bluegrass jokes, jabs yet? I'm disappointed  ;^)
    
    chuck

    I guess nobody feels the subject is worth the effort!  (howzat?)
    
    8^}
    
    Now if you were to say that you "like Eric Clapton"....put on the
    asbestos jock strap and stand back!
    
    yikes!

    Waal now, afore I cast asparagus on "things bluegrass," I'd feel sorta
    obliged to get *somewhere* near the facility on the frets (read:
    blinding speed) which most bluegrassers seem to take for granite.
    
    I *do* know a good one somewhat pertinent to bluegrass (told to me by a
    bass player who also plays accordion):
    
    
    Q: If you drop a banjo and an accordion from an airplane, which one hits
    the ground first?
    
    A: Who cares?

    More like most of us don't have any MIDI stuff to play your sequences
    on.  You'll probably have better luck with the COMMUSIC crowd (I
    noticed you crossposted it there too).  If I did, I'd give 'em a try!
    
    Greg

    There seems to be something inherently contradictory about using MIDI
    technology for bluegrass licks. Not as bad, perhaps, as it would be to
    use an electric guitar, but strange nonetheless.

    Thanks, guys! My persecution complex has been satisfied :^)
    
    chuck

    re: -1 Thanks, guys! My persecution complex has been satisfied :^)
    
    your persecution complex may be satisfied, but I'm not quite through, 
    you scum sucking bluegrass loving shmuck!
    
    
    I feel muuuuch better now....8^}
    
    

   My favorite one from the "Banjo Jokes" list I just have to repeat here:

   Q:  How can you tell if the stage is level at a bluegrass show?

   A:  The banjo player drools out of both sides of his mouth simulatenously.

   -- Sam

    re: .8
     that was pretty good. But have yet to see the trademarked "bill the
    cat" "Acckkk"
    
    chuck

 _    /|   
 \'o.O'    AcK!!
 =(___)=   
    U      

    yep

    RE
     
       _    /|
       \'o.O'    AcK!!
       =(___)=
          U
    
    Someone sent me this icon once in response to a plan I had to retrofit
    a Gibson Les Paul Custom with a Kahler whammy bar.
    
    
    
    
    I guess he thought I was takling about a banjo  ;-) 
    
    Paul

    Just for your information, in this conference we don't feel the need to
    make fun of banjo players.
    
    
    
    We have bass players.  %^)
    
    Dave

     Speaking of which, if any folks out there who are midi-able and also
    bass players.....my bass lines could be made a little more interesting.
    
    hint, hint  ;^)
    
    chuck

    Can you convert the files to MC-500 format?
    
    Edd

    Midi?  Isn't that Mickey's girlfriend?
    
    Dave_the_bass_player

     >>Midi?  Isn't that Mickey's girlfriend?
    
    if you tried to prodoudce it wid a stuffy doze....

    Dad's whad I bent!

    RE: Note 2779.16 by MANTHN::EDD
    Can you convert the files to MC-500 format?
    
    The only options i have for export are midi and music pro tracks (or 
    something like that???). Is that "MC-500 format"? I'll check tonight
    for the exact term of that option and contact you off-line.
    
    chuck

>     
>       _    /|
>       \'o.O'    AcK!!
>       =(___)=
>          U
>    
>    Someone sent me this icon once in response to a plan I had to retrofit
>    a Gibson Les Paul Custom with a Kahler whammy bar.
 
    BLASPHEMY!!!!

    Les Paul's are designed to self destruct when whammy bars are
    installed.  Except for a few LP's that have given in to the Dark Side
    of the Force, most of them would rather die than whammy.....
    
            _	 /|
    >       \'o.O'    AcK!!, indeed.....
    >       =(___)=
    >          U
    >
         

    Is that why there are so few of them around ?
    
    Paul

    re: 2779.4 MSBCS::ASHFORTH
    
    > (read blinding speed)
    
    I have written these out fairly slow  :^) , at only 110 bpm 2/2 time.
    The nice thing about midi is you can alter the tempo without
    re-tuning... and it beats the heck out of an obnoxious metronome.
    Besides, bluegrass solos need rythm accompanyment to be enjoyed.
     Many of these songs are typically played around 130bpm, and if
    ya wanna hear some real fast picking check out Ricky Skagg's Country
    Boy on the Live in London album.....160bpm! 
     Now if I could just get my self to play cleanly over 100bpm....
    
    chuck

>    Besides, bluegrass solos need rythm accompanyment to be enjoyed.
    
    ...and intoxicants.

     Most of 'em already have intoxicants, and momma, and trains, and
    jealous killin'......I mean look at that one song "whiskey before
    breakfast".
    
    chuck

    > Most of 'em already have intoxicants, and momma, and trains, and
    > jealous killin'......
    
    You're thinking of C&W. Bluegrass topics are cabins, dead folks, and
    "love unrequited" (as our banjo player would say).
    

re: .28

>    > Most of 'em already have intoxicants, and momma, and trains, and
>    > jealous killin'......
>    
>    You're thinking of C&W. Bluegrass topics are cabins, dead folks, and
>    "love unrequited" (as our banjo player would say).
    
I don't know, it seems to me there's plenty of momma amd jealous killin'
in bluegrass! :-)

-Hal

Flatpicking Bluegrass Guitar Midi Files:

The purpose of this file is to track uploads of bluegrass songs. I will take
care not to deposit any songs with known authors to prevent any copywrite
infringements (there's a ton of songs that meet that criteria). Most
arrangements are either from Steve Kaufman's book "Bluegrass Guitar Solo's
(that every parking lot picker should know)" Volume One, or from my guitar
instuctor Dennis Bailey (Flying W ranch, Colorado Banjo Champion and numerous
other awards). I will update the filename with each revision/addition so folks
will know when a change has been made (blugrs01.txt to blugrs02.txt....and
so on). I will also put an "*" by each song to indicate what changed or was
added since the revision.
 I have written each song with 3 staffs. Channel one is acoustic guitar (steel) 
solo, channel 2 is acoustic guitar (steel) rythym, channel 3 is acoustic bass.
<*******deleted part about dropping octaves******>. 
Many of these songs are meant to be capoed (usually 2nd fret) when playing with
a fiddle or mandolin, but following the notation would be a nightmare so I have 
defaulted to uncapoed key. I will indicate what key these are wrote in and 
the key they are usually played in. I use the Gravis Ultrasound card with 
midi mapper and "general midi" configuration, so if your midi mapper is 
configured correctly these should be ready "as is" for correct playback with
your soundcard/sgu.
 You may find a postscript chord sheet (rythym) to these songs (and others) in:
copy lilcpx::disk$user:[bullard.public]chordmed.ps
one "|" per 1/2 measure (simplistically a <alternating> bass note and strum),
"*" means repeat line. Most bluegrass songs consist of an "a" part played 
twice, and a "b" part played twice.

 Since writing these takes away time from actual guitar practice, I have kept 
them fairly simple....but feel free to improve them and share the results.
chuck  
(lilcpx::bullard, dtn 522-3877)

=============================================================================
* All previous midifiles have been reproccessed to hopefully have correct 
  octave playback on the guitar. I'm not sure if the bass (channel A3) uses 
  correct octave and would appreciate feedback.
=============================================================================
 * ARKTRVLR.MID, Arkansas Traveler, Old Time, Wrote in key of C usually 
   in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.   

 * BIGSANDY.MID, Crossing the Big Sandy or Big Sandy River, Wrote in key of
   G usually played in A, arranged by DB, potatoes/1 variation.

   BILLCHTM.MID, Bill Cheatham, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner/
   end tag.   

   BILLYLOW.MID, Billy In The Low Ground, Old Time, wrote in key of C
   usually played in D, arranged by DB, potatos/2 variations.

   CRIPPLCR.MID, Cripple Creek, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by Charles Anderson (Flatpicking Guitar Bluegrass book),
   potatos/same version twice.

 * STANNS.MID, Saint Ann's Reel, French-Canadian, Wrote in Key of C usually
   played in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate.

   TURKEY.MID, Turkey In The Straw, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually 
   played in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.

   WHISKEY.MID, Whiskey Before Breakfast, Old Time, wrote in key of C usually
   played in D. arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.

  .....lots more songs/improvements to be added later.
  

MIDI::A$:[MIDILIB.SEQUENCES.BLUEGRASS]

ARKTRVLR.MID;1           11   3-AUG-1993 23:35:46.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BIGSANDY.MID;1           11   3-AUG-1993 23:36:13.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BILLCHTM.MID;1           42   3-AUG-1993 23:36:41.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BILLYLOW.MID;1           20   3-AUG-1993 23:38:25.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BLUGRS02.TXT;1            8   4-AUG-1993 10:45:48.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
CRIPPLCR.MID;1           12   3-AUG-1993 23:39:13.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
STANNS.MID;1             21   3-AUG-1993 23:39:41.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
TURKEY.MID;1             10   3-AUG-1993 23:40:31.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
WHISKEY.MID;1            11   3-AUG-1993 23:40:55.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)

Total of 9 files, 146 blocks.

    
    chuck

    re: 2779.29 by TAMDNO::LAURENT
    
    >I don't know, it seems to me there's plenty of momma amd jealous
    >killin'
    >in bluegrass! :-)
    
     Yeah, and ya ain't lived till ya hear Jimmi's "Hey Joe" done bluegrass
    style, like I did at the Rocky Mountain Bluegrass Festival in Lyons, CO
    by Tim O'Brien.....speaking of which, this festival is this weekend
    Aug 6th, 7th and 8th, at Lyons (near Longmont). Doc Watson is the
    headline act and there'll be many other good bands, along with the 
    usual campground pickin'.
    
    chuck 

re: .32

>     Yeah, and ya ain't lived till ya hear Jimmi's "Hey Joe" done bluegrass
>    style, like I did at the Rocky Mountain Bluegrass Festival in Lyons, CO
>    by Tim O'Brien.....

Well it's kind of appropriate, really.  The original was written and performed
by some obscure folk singer whose name escapes me.

-Hal

Flatpicking Bluegrass Guitar Midi Files:

The purpose of this file is to track uploads of bluegrass songs. I will take
care not to deposit any songs with known authors to prevent any copywrite
infringements (there's a ton of songs that meet that criteria). Most
arrangements are either from Steve Kaufman's book "Bluegrass Guitar Solo's
(that every parking lot picker should know)" Volume One or Two, or from my 
guitar instuctor Dennis Bailey (Flying W ranch, Colorado Banjo Champion and 
numerous other awards). Steve Kaufman offers very good instructional material
with tab/standard notation and cassettes to demonstrate and explain difficult
parts and certain hammer-on/pull-offs/fingering/sustain/etc, send me mail if 
you'd like to know where you can order them. 
I will update the filename with each revision/addition so folks will know when
a change has been made (blugrs01.txt to blugrs02.txt..and so on). I will also 
put an "*" by each song to indicate what changed or was added since the last
revision.
 I have written each song with 3 staffs. Channel one is acoustic guitar (steel) 
solo, channel 2 is acoustic guitar (steel) rythym, channel 3 is acoustic bass.
Many of these songs are meant to be capoed (usually 2nd fret) when playing with
a fiddle or mandolin, but following the notation would be a nightmare so I have 
defaulted to uncapoed key. I will indicate what key these are wrote in and 
the key they are usually played in. I use the Gravis Ultrasound card with 
midi mapper and "general midi" configuration, so if your midi mapper is 
configured correctly these should be ready "as is" for correct playback with
your soundcard/sgu.
 You may find a postscript chord sheet (rythym) to these songs (and others) in:
copy lilcpx::disk$user:[bullard.public]chordmed.ps
one "|" per 1/2 measure (simplistically a <alternating> bass note and strum),
"*" means repeat line. Most bluegrass songs consist of an "a" part played 
twice, and a "b" part played twice.

 Since writing these takes away time from actual guitar practice, I have kept 
them fairly simple....but feel free to improve them and share the results.
chuck  
(lilcpx::bullard, dtn 522-3877)

=============================================================================
   ARKTRVLR.MID, Arkansas Traveler, Old Time, Wrote in key of C usually 
   in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.   

   BIGSANDY.MID, Crossing the Big Sandy or Big Sandy River, Wrote in key of
   G usually played in A, arranged by DB, potatoes/1 variation.

   BILLCHTM.MID, Bill Cheatham, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner/
   end tag.   

   BILLYLOW.MID, Billy In The Low Ground, Old Time, wrote in key of C
   usually played in D, arranged by DB, potatos/2 variations.

 * BLKBRYBL.MID, Blackberry Blossom, Old Time, Wrote In key of G usually
   played in G, Arranged by DB, lead-in/2 variations.

 * BLKMNTRG.MID, Black Mountain Rag, Old Time, Wrote in key of C usually 
   played in C, Arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation. 

   CRIPPLCR.MID, Cripple Creek, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by Charles Anderson (Flatpicking Guitar Bluegrass book),
   potatos/same version twice.

 * DEVILDRM.MID, Devil's Dream, British Isles/American, Wrote in key of A
   usually played in A, arranged by DB, lead-in/1 variation.

 * DIXHOE.MID, Dixie Hoedown, Old Time, Wrote in key of G usually played 
   in G, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.    

 * FISHERS.MID, Fisher's Hornpipe, British Isles/American, Wrote in key of
   D usually played in D, arranged by SK, lead-in/beginner. 

 * HUCKLBRY.MID, Huckleberry Hornpipe, Old Time, Wrote in key of G usually
   played in G, arranged by DB, lead-in/1 variation. 

 * LONESOME.MID, Lonesome Fiddle Blues, Old Time, Wrote in key of Dm usually
   played in Dm, arranged by DB, intro/1 variation.      

 * OLDJOECL.MID, Old Joe Clark, Old TIme, Wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.  

 * RAGTMANN.MID, Ragtime Annie, American, Wrote in key of C usually played
   in D, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.

 * SALTCREK.MID, Salt Creek or Salt River, Old Time/Texas Style, wrote in
   key of G usually played in A, arranged by DB, potatoes/1 variation.

   STANNS.MID, Saint Ann's Reel, French-Canadian, Wrote in Key of C usually
   played in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate.

   TURKEY.MID, Turkey In The Straw, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually 
   played in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.

   WHISKEY.MID, Whiskey Before Breakfast, Old Time, wrote in key of C usually
   played in D. arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.

  .....lots more songs/improvements to be added later.
  

MIDI::A$:[MIDILIB.SEQUENCES.BLUEGRASS]

which can also be written as:

MIDI::MIDILIB:[SEQUENCES.BLUEGRASS]

ARKTRVLR.MID;1           11   3-AUG-1993 23:35:46.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BIGSANDY.MID;1           11   3-AUG-1993 23:36:13.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BILLCHTM.MID;1           42   3-AUG-1993 23:36:41.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BILLYLOW.MID;1           20   3-AUG-1993 23:38:25.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BLKBRYBL.MID;1           21  16-AUG-1993 21:36:53.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BLKMNTRG.MID;1           11  16-AUG-1993 23:06:48.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
BLUGRS03.TXT;1           10  17-AUG-1993 08:40:44.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
CRIPPLCR.MID;1           12   3-AUG-1993 23:39:13.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
DEVILDRM.MID;1           11  16-AUG-1993 21:37:48.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
DIXHOE.MID;1             11  16-AUG-1993 21:38:16.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
FISHERS.MID;1            10  16-AUG-1993 21:38:43.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
HUCKLBRY.MID;1           16  16-AUG-1993 21:39:06.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
LONESOME.MID;1           12  16-AUG-1993 21:39:46.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
OLDJOECL.MID;1           11  16-AUG-1993 21:40:17.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
RAGTMANN.MID;1           11  16-AUG-1993 21:40:44.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
SALTCREK.MID;1           11  16-AUG-1993 21:41:12.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
STANNS.MID;1             21   3-AUG-1993 23:39:41.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
TURKEY.MID;1             10   3-AUG-1993 23:40:31.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)
WHISKEY.MID;1            11   3-AUG-1993 23:40:55.00  (RWE,RWE,RE,RE)

Total of 19 files, 273 blocks.

          <<< IMDOWN::IMDOWN$DKB300:[NOTES$LIBRARY]COMMUSIC.NOTE;2 >>>
                                -< COMMUSIC V2 >-
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Note 404.14           Bluegrass Guitar Practice Midi Files              14 of 14
LILCPX::BULLARD "NINETIES..DECADEOFGOVERNMENTGREED"  88 lines  15-SEP-1993 10:18
                              -< More added..... >-
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Flatpicking Bluegrass Guitar Midi Files:
<redundancy deleted. See 04blugrs.txt>
    
**You may find a postscript chord sheet (rythym) to these songs (and others) in:
copy lilcpx::disk$user:[bullard.public]chrdcapo.ps  (and chrdtrue.ps)
    
=============================================================================
* Two versions of each file have been created:
  *.smf,  for notation software with adjustable or mapped octave playback
  *.mid,  octaves manually dropped (-1 guitars, -2 bass)
=============================================================================
 * ARKTRVLR.MID/SMF, Arkansas Traveler, Old Time, Wrote in key of C usually 
   in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/*intermediate/advanced/beginner/
   end tag*.   

   BIGSANDY.MID/SMF, Crossing the Big Sandy or Big Sandy River, Wrote in key
   of G usually played in A, arranged by DB, potatoes/1 variation.

   BILLCHTM.MID/SMF, Bill Cheatham, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner/
   end tag.   

   BILLYLOW.MID/SMF, Billy In The Low Ground, Old Time, wrote in key of C
   usually played in D, arranged by DB, potatos/2 variations.

   BLKBRYBL.MID/SMF, Blackberry Blossom, Old Time, Wrote In key of G usually
   played in G, Arranged by DB, lead-in/2 variations.

   BLKMNTRG.MID/SMF, Black Mountain Rag, American, Wrote in key of C usually 
   played in C, Arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation. 

   CRIPPLCR.MID/SMF, Cripple Creek, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by Charles Anderson (Flatpicking Guitar Bluegrass book),
   potatos/same version twice.

   DEVILDRM.MID/SMF, Devil's Dream, British Isles/American, Wrote in key of A
   usually played in A, arranged by DB, lead-in/1 variation.

   DIXHOE.MID/SMF, Dixie Hoedown, Old Time, Wrote in key of G usually played 
   in G, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.    

 * DWNYNDR.MID/SMF, Down Yonder, American, Wrote in key of G usually played
   in G, arranged by SK, intro/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner

   FISHERS.MID/SMF, Fisher's Hornpipe, British Isles/American, Wrote in key of
   D usually played in D, arranged by SK, lead-in/beginner. 

   HUCKLBRY.MID/SMF, Huckleberry Hornpipe, Old Time, Wrote in key of G usually
   played in G, arranged by DB, lead-in/1 variation. 

   LONESOME.MID/SMF, Lonesome Fiddle Blues, Old Time, Wrote in key of Dm usually
   played in Dm, arranged by DB, intro/1 variation.      

   OLDJOECL.MID/SMF, Old Joe Clark, Old TIme, Wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.  

   RAGTMANN.MID/SMF, Ragtime Annie, American, Wrote in key of C usually played
   in D, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.

 * REDHAIR.MID/SMF, Red Haired Boy, Irish, Wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner/
   end tag.

   SALTCREK.MID/SMF, Salt Creek or Salt River, Old Time/Texas Style, wrote in
   key of G usually played in A, arranged by DB, potatoes/1 variation.

 * SLLYGDN.MID/SMF, Sally Goodin', Old Time, Wrote in key of G usually played
   in A, arranged by DB, potatos/1 variation.

 * SOLDRJOY.MID/SMF, Soldier's Joy, American, Wrote in key of C usually played
   in D, arranged by SK, intro/beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner/end tag.

   STANNS.MID/SMF, Saint Ann's Reel, French-Canadian, Wrote in Key of C usually
   played in D, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/intermediate.

   TURKEY.MID/SMF, Turkey In The Straw, Old Time, wrote in key of G usually 
   played in A, arranged by SK, potatos/beginner.

 * WHISKEY.MID/SMF, Whiskey Before Breakfast, Old Time, wrote in key of C 
   usually played in D. arranged by SK, potatos/beginner/*intermediate/
   advanced/beginner/endtag*.

 * WLDWFLWR.MID/SMF, Wildwood Flower, American, Wrote in key of C usually
   played in C, arranged by SK, beginner/intermediate/advanced/beginner

  .....lots more songs/improvements to be added later.

  chuck

Directory MIDI::A$:[MIDILIB.SEQUENCES.BLUEGRASS]

04BLUGRS.TXT;1           13
ARKTRVLR.MID;1           39
ARKTRVLR.SMF;1           39
BIGSANDY.MID;1           11
BIGSANDY.SMF;1           11
BILLCHTM.MID;1           39
BILLCHTM.SMF;1           39
BILLYLOW.MID;1           19
BILLYLOW.SMF;1           19
BLKBRYBL.MID;1           19
BLKBRYBL.SMF;1           19
BLKMNTRG.MID;1           11
BLKMNTRG.SMF;1           11
CRIPPLCR.MID;1           11
CRIPPLCR.SMF;1           11
DEVILDRM.MID;1           10
DEVILDRM.SMF;1           10
DIXHOE.MID;1             11
DIXHOE.SMF;1             11
DWNYNDR.MID;1            42
DWNYNDR.SMF;1            42
FISHERS.MID;1             9
FISHERS.SMF;1             9
HUCKLBRY.MID;1           15
HUCKLBRY.SMF;1           15
LONESOME.MID;1           11
LONESOME.SMF;1           11
OLDJOECL.MID;1           11
OLDJOECL.SMF;1           11
RAGTMANN.MID;1           11
RAGTMANN.SMF;1           11
REDHAIR.MID;1            35
REDHAIR.SMF;1            35
SALTCREK.MID;1           10
SALTCREK.SMF;1           10
SLLYGDN.MID;1             9
SLLYGDN.SMF;1             9
SOLDRJOY.MID;1           38
SOLDRJOY.SMF;1           38
STANNS.MID;1             19
STANNS.SMF;1             19
TURKEY.MID;1              9
TURKEY.SMF;1              9
WHISKEY.MID;1            40
WHISKEY.SMF;1            40
WLDWFLWR.MID;1           22
WLDWFLWR.SMF;1           22

Total of 47 files, 915 blocks.