A simple square tune in two equal parts. Key of A and fiddle might as well cross-tune (AEAE). Buckin Dun is also called Bobtailed Mule, but so are other old time tunes.
Links - The original recording. Bobtailed Mule fiddled by KC Kartchner [slippery hill].
- Tobias Enevoldsen fiddles with banjo [utoob] or guitar [utoob].
- Hokum Hi-Flyers on stage [utoob] with harmonica.
- Uncle Earl live from their pre-recording days [Internet Archive, track 2, music starts 1 minute in]
- Banjo and fiddle in black & white [utoob].
Notes on the name - It is fun to say Buckin Dun at a jam.
- A bucking dun is a grey-brown mule who bucks.
- Bucking Mule is a completely different two-part old time fiddle tune in key of A.
| Tobias Enevoldsen (fiddle) and Anders Færgeman (banjo) at 10:40pm. They have versions with five and four players. | 