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"Salt Pork, West Virginia" is a song broadcast on Appalachia Radio in Fallout 76. It was recorded by Louis Jordan in 1945 and written by Wild Bill Davis, Fleecie Moore (Jordan's wife) and William Tennyson.

Background[]

The song was recorded for the Decca Records label on July 16, 1945 and was released that same year.

The New York session personnel included Louis Jordan (vocals/alto sax), Aaron Izenhall (trumpet), Josh Jackson (tenor sax), Wild Bill Davis (piano), Carl Hogan (guitar), Jesse "Po" Simpkins (bass) and Eddie Byrd (drums).[1]

Lyrics[]

Mack Neal, Mack Neal, Don't steal my automobile
I'll take you to a cafe and buy you a fine meal

Jack, I gotta do some ridin'
Soon we gotta come to a dividin'
I don't wanna continue cause the sign says Salt Pork, West Virginia
And that's where my baby lives, and I ain't goin' no further
Yeah, don't you stop me now, I don't wanna commit no murder

Mack Neal, Mack Neal, don't steal my wheel
I'll buy you anything on the menu
Cause boy, I gotta go to Salt Pork, West Virginia

Salt Pork, Salt Pork
Philadelphia (let me off, man, let me off)
Washington (let me off, let me off, that's my stop)
Alexandra (that's mine)
Richmond
Norfolk
Bluefied (What?)
Salt Pork, West Virginia

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