Flop-Eared Mule, The
The Flop-Eared Mule is a traditional American fiddle tune of uncertain historical origin, though it is widely performed in old-time and bluegrass repertoires. As a lively 2/4 polka in G major, it is typically characterized by a bouncy rhythm and playful double stops that mimic the sound of a braying animal. Because its history and composer remain undocumented in standard archival records, musicians focus instead on its energetic character and regional stylistic variations.
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