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This is a finding aid. It is a description of archival material held in the Wilson Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Unless otherwise noted, the materials described below are physically available in our reading room, and not digitally available through the World Wide Web. See the Duplication Policy section for more information.
Archival processing of the Bill Bolick Collection was made possible through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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| Size | 3.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 500 items) |
| Abstract | The Bill Bolick Collection contains audio recordings, hymnals, and song books compiled by the North Carolina-based country musician, Bill Bolick. Audio recordings consist mostly of recordings by the Blue Sky Boys, an influential American country music brother duo that was made up of Bill Bolick on mandolin and tenor vocals and Earl Bolick on guitar and lead vocals. Blue Sky Boys recordings found in the collection include radio programs, demos, home recordings, live recordings, test pressings, and other recordings. The collection also contains collected audio recordings of other folk and country music artists, as well as hymnals and radio program song books compiled by Bill Bolick and his family. |
| Creator | Bolick, Bill. |
| Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection. |
| Language | English |
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Processing Information
Processed by: Anne Wells, Emma Evans, September 2018
Encoded by: Anne Wells, September 2018
Archival processing of the Bill Bolick Collection was made possible through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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The following terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings suggest topics, persons, geography, etc. interspersed through the entire collection; the terms do not usually represent discrete and easily identifiable portions of the collection--such as folders or items.
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Biographical Information
Bill Bolick (1917-2008) was a North-Carolina based musician who was part of the Blue Sky Boys, an American country music duet that was made up of Bill and his brother, Earl Bolick. Deriving their moniker from the fact that North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains are sometimes referred to as the Land of the Sky, the Blue Sky Boys launched their musical careers in 1935 at WWNC in Asheville and earned great popularity during the 1930s and 1940s. Influenced by Kentucky's Monroe Brothers, the Blue Sky Boys featured Earl singing lead and playing guitar and Bill singing tenor and playing mandolin. Their music influenced many traditional country music duos, particularly the Louvin Brothers, Jim and Jesse McReynolds, Carter and Ralph Stanley, and the Everly Brothers. The band recorded some of their most popular songs on 16 June 1936 in an RCA Victor recording studio in Charlotte for the Bluebird label. Songs coming from that session included "I'm Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail," "Sunny Side of Life," "Down on the Banks of the Ohio," and "Where the Soul Never Dies." (Biographical Note courtesy of Encyclopedia of North Carolina, University of North Carolina Press).
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Scope and Content
The Bill Bolick Collection contains audio recordings, hymnals, and song books compiled by the North Carolina-based country musician, Bill Bolick. Audio recordings consist mostly of recordings by the Blue Sky Boys, an American country music brother duet that was made up of Bill Bolick on mandolin and tenor vocals and Earl Bolick on guitar and lead vocals. Blue Sky Boys recordings found in the collection include radio programs, demos, home recordings, live recordings, test pressings, and other recordings on transcription disc, instantaneous disc, LP, and 1/4" open reel audio. Other audio recordings include promotional copies of Ray Smith and The Buckeye Boys on 78, as well as collected recordings by other folk and country music artists on instantaneous disc and 1/4" open reel audio. These collected recordings, which were compiled by Bill Bolick and other record collectors, including Rodney McElrea, Mike Kolonel, and Bob Wood, feature such artists as the Delmore Brothers, Dixon Brothers, Carter Family, Kelly Harrell, Louvin Brothers, Monroe Brothers, and Blaine Smith, among others. The collection also contains hymnals and radio program song books compiled by Bill Bolick and his family.
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Series 1. Audio Recordings and Related Material, 1936-1986 and undated.
Arrangement: Chronological by format.
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Subseries 1.1 Audio Discs, 1946-1976 and undated.
Arrangement: by format.
Processing information: Titles and descriptions compiled from original containers. Dates reflect date of recording.
Arrangement: In order as received.
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1380 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 1-2Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 290-B, 291-B, Broadcast dates: 2-3 September 1946 Side 1: "An Empty Mansion", "We Buried Her Beneath The Willow", "I've Found a Friend In Jesus", "Katy Hill" Side 2: "Will You Miss Me?", "They're All Going Home But One", "What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul", "The Arkansas Traveler" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1381 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 3-4Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 291-B, 293-B, Broadcast dates: 3-4 September 1946 Side 1: "Will You Miss Me?", "They're All Going Home But One", "What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul", "The Arkansas Traveler" Side 2: "Just A Little Talk With Jesus", "Song of the Blind", "I'm Going Home This Evening", "Fire On The Mountain" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1382 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 5Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 294-B, Broadcast date: 6 September 1946 Side 1: "Farther Along", "Darling, I Think of What You've Done", "That Beautiful Home" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1383 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 6-7Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 295-B, 296-B, Broadcast dates: 9-10 September 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1384 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 11-12Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 300-A, 301-A, Broadcast dates: 16-17 September 1946 Side 1: "Nothing But The Blood of Jesus", "Bring Back My Blue-Eyed Boy To Me", "Only Let Me Walk With Thee", "Sally Goodin'" Side 2: "Oh Sister Mary, Don't You Weep", "Yellow Rose of Texas", "Just One Way To The Gate", "Turkey In The Straw" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1385 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 16-17Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 305-A, 306-A, Broadcast dates: 23-24 September 1946 Side 1: "Shake My Mother's Hand For Me", "No Place To Pillow My Head", "I Have Found The Way", "Tugboat" Side 2: "When I Reach That City On The Hill", "The Answer To A Prisoner's Dream", "This Train", "Dance All Night (With A Bottle In My Hand)" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1386 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 18-19Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 307-A, 308-A, Broadcast dates: 25-26 September 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1387 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 20Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 309-A, Broadcast dates: 27 September 1946 Side 1: "Getting Ready To Leave This World", "I'm Just Here To Ger My Baby Out of Jail", "Take Up Thy Cross", "Ragtime Annie" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1388 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 21-22Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 310-A, 311-A; Broadcast: 30 September-1 October, 1946 Side 1: "Great Grand Dad", "Speak To Me Little Darling", "That Beautiful Home", "Katy Hill" ; Side 2: "Will My Mother Know Me There", "The Last [?]", "If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again", "Buffalo Gals" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1389 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 23-24Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 312-A, 313-A; Broadcast: 2-3 October 1946 Side 1: "Where We'll Never Grow Old", "Sweet Allalee", "I Dreamed I Searched Heaven For You", "Fire On The Mountain" Side 2: "A Beautiful Life", "The East Bound Train", "Turn Your Radio On", "Cumberland Gap" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1390 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 26-27Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 315-A, 316-A; Broadcast: 7-8 October 1946 Side 1: "The Blood of Jesus", "When The Roses Bloom Again", "I'll Be Listening", "Whistling Rufus", "Were You There Side 2: "Were You There? (When They Crucified My Lord)", "When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again", "Shall You Miss It?", "Soldier's Joy" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1391 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 28-29Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 317-A, 318-A; Broadcast: 9-10 October 1946 Side 1: "Precious Memories", "Just A Strand From A Yellow Curl", "Are You Tired of Me My Darling", "Golden Slippers" Side 2: "Just A Little Talk With Jesus", "Midnight On The Stormy Deep", "Gathering Buds", "Turkey In The Straw" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1392 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 30Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 319-A; Broadcast: 11 October 1946 Side 1: "The Longest Train I Ever Saw", "I Believe It For My Mother Told Me So", "What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul", "Arkansas Traveler" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1393 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 31-32Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 320-A, 321-A; Broadcast: 14-15 October 1946 Side 1: "Life's Railway To Heaven", "Goodbye Maggie", "Drifting Too Far From The Shore", "Soldier's Joy" Side 2: "Ida Red," "Where the Soul Never Dies," "Take Me Back to Renfro Valley," "8th of January" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1394 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 33-34Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 322-A, 323-A; Broadcast: 16-17 October 1946 Side 1: "Death Is Only A Dream", "Bury Me Beneath The Willow", "Won't It Be Wonderful There", "Tugboat" Side 2: "The Black Mountain Blues", "Someone's Last Day", "I'm Going Home This Evening", "Ragtime Annie" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1395 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 35Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 324-A; Broadcast: 19 October 1946 Side 1: "I'll [?] In The Morning", "Short Trouble", "Just To The Gate", "Mississippi Lawyer" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1396 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 36-37Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 325-A, 326-A; Broadcast: 21-22 October 1946 Side 1: "Will You Miss Me?," "The Trail To Mexico," "Dust On The Bible," "Devils Dream" Side 2: "Precious Memories," "Mary of The Wild Moor," "Heaven Holds All To Me," "Sally Goodin'" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1397 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 38-39Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 327-A, 328-A; Broadcast: 23-24 October 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1398 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 40Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 329-A; Broadcast: 25 October 1946 Side 1: "When I Reach That City," "Yellow Rose of Texas," "Give Me The Roses Now," "Leather Britches" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1399 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 41-42Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 330-A, 331-A; Broadcast: 28-29 October 1946 Side 1: "Shake My Mother's Hand For Me," "The Holiness Mother," "The Answer To The Prisoner's Dream," "Katy Hill" Side 2: "Farther Along," "There's No Other Love For Me," "God Sent My Little Girl," "The Lost Train Blues" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1400 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 43-44Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 332-A, 333-A; Broadcast: 30-31 October 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1401 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 45Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 334-A; Broadcast: November 1, 1946 Side 1: "Get Along Home Cindy," "The Sunny Side of Life," "They're All Going Home But One," "The Girl I Left Behind" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1402 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 46-47Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 335-A, 336-A Broadcast: 4-5 November 1946 Side 1: "An Empty Mansion," "Speak To Me Little Darling," "Shall You Miss It," "Buffalo Gals" Side 2: "A [Beautiful?] Life," "Little [?] Trusted You Too Long," "I [?] Searched Heaven for You," "So [?] [Mountain?]" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1403 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 48Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 337-A; Broadcast: 6 November 1946 Side 1: "Getting Ready to Leave This World," "Mary of the Wild Moor," If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again," "Turkey In the Straw" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1404 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 49-50Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 338-A, 339-A; Broadcast: 7-8 November 1946 Side 1: "Life's Railway to Heaven," "The East Bound Train," "This Evening Light," "The Whistling Rufus" Side 2: "Just A Little Talk With Jesus," "Just A Strand From A Yellow Curl," "Where The Soul Never Dies," "Old Joe Clark" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1405 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 51-52Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 340-A, 341-A; Broadcast: 11-12 November 1946 Side 1: "Oh, Sister Mary, Don't You Weep," "Golden Slippers (Fiddle Duet) Ruel and Curly Parker," "Bring Back My Blue-Eyed Boy To Me," "Hop Light Ladies" Side 2: "The Longest Train I Ever Saw," "On The Sunny Side of Life," "Evalina," "Eighth of January (Ruel Parker)" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1406 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 136-137Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 427-A, 428-A; Broadcast: 10-11 March 1947 Side 1: "When I Reach That City," "Speak To Me Little Darling," "We Parted By The Riverside," "The Down Home Rag" Side 2: "As Long As I Live" "The Picture of Life's Other Side," "Nine Pound Hammer," "Arkansas Traveler" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1407 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 138-139Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 429, 430; Broadcast: 12-13 March 1947 Side 1: "Precious Memories," "What Does The Deep Sea Say?," "Just A Strand From The Yellow Curl," "8th of January" Side 2: "Black Mountain Blues," "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?," "Why Should It End This Way," "Fire On The Mountain" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1408 |
Blue Sky Boys: WGST program 140Transcription Disc Code No.: WGST 431; Broadcast: 14 March 1947 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1409 |
Demo 1Transcription Disc Side 1: "Kneel at the Cross" (3:10), "She's Somebody's Darling Once More" (2:35), "Since the Angels" (2:40), "Only One Step More" (3:00) |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1410 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 1Transcription Disc Side 1: "Amazing Grace," "You've Branded Your Name on my Heart," "The Sweetest Gift, A Mother's Smile," "Old Time Camp Meeting," "My Main Trial Is Yet to Come" Side 2: "This World Can't Stand Long," "We Buried Her Beneath the Willow," "Uncle Josh" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1411 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 2Transcription Disc Side 1: "I'll be No Stranger There" (1:45), "What Does the Deep Sea Say" (3:15), "I Need the Prayers" (3:20), "Sour Wood Mountain" (violin) (1:30), "Girl I Left Behind Me" (violin) (1:30) |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1412 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 4ATranscription Disc Side 1: "This Train" (2:35), "The BIBLE" (2:35), "(Josh intro) Good Bye Margie" (3:00), "Buffalo Gals" (1:15) |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1413 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 5Transcription Disc Side 1: "Just A Little Walk With Jesus," "I Wish I Had Never Seen Sunshine," "Little Joe," "Lonely Tombs," "East Tennessee Blues" Side 2: "Alabama," "Come to The Saviour," "Old Mountain Dew," "[?] Light Ladies" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1414 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 6A, 6BTranscription Disc Side 1: "Golden Slippers," "You Can Be A Millionaire," "Nine Pound Hammer," "If We Never Meet Again," "Cacklin' Hen" Side 2: "Beautiful," "Kentucky," "Dreamed I Searched Heaven for You," "Cumberland Gap," "Getting Ready to Leave this World" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1415 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 7A, 7BTranscription Disc Side 1: "Golden Slippers," "You Can Be A Millionaire," "Nine Pound Hammer," "If We Never Meet Again," "Cacklin' Hen" Side 2: "Beautiful," "Kentucky," "Dreamed I Searched Heaven for You," "Cumberland Gap," "Getting Ready to Leave this World" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1416 |
Blue Sky Boys: Demo 8ATranscription Disc Side 1: "The House Where We Were Wed," "I'm S-A-V-E-D," "Worried Man Blues (With Talk)," "If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1417 |
Blue Sky Boys, 15 June 1949Transcription Disc Side 2: "Katie Hill" (1:40), "Last Mile of the Way" (2:55), "Two Little Rosebuds" (3:05), "I'm Troubled, I'm Troubled" (2:55), "Rubber Doll" (with Josh singing) (1:40) |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1418 |
Blue Sky BoysTranscription Disc Side 1: "Uncle Josh (song) Unloved, Unclaimed," "Sweetest Mother," "Will You Miss Me," "Arkansas Traveller" Side 2: "They're All Going Home But One," "We Parted by the Riverside," "Sally Goodin (vocal)," "Uncle Jo [?]," "Fi[?]" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1419 |
Blue Sky Boys: Veteran's Administration program 382-383Transcription Disc Side 1: Veteran's Administration presents "Here's To Veterans," job training for veterans, featuring Merle Travis and Donald Flanagan Side 2: "Here's To Veterans," featuring Ralph Flanagan" (Disability pay for GI Policyholders) |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1965 |
Blue Sky Boys: 1939 audition recording, Atlanta, Ga.Transcription Disc Recorded at 761 Piedmont Avenue in Atlanta, Ga.; Announcer: John Fulton; Performers: Red Hicks, Earl Bolick, and Bill Bolick Side 1: "Will You Miss Me," "Kicking Mule" (solo, Bill), "I Told the Stars About You," "Fisher's Hornpipe" (mandolin), "I Need the Prayers," "Ida Red, "Roll On Buddy" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1966 |
Blue Sky Boys: Program 25, Atlanta, Ga., 1946Transcription Disc Code No.: 314-A; Broadcast: 4 October 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1967 |
Blue Sky Boys, Atlanta, Ga., 19 December 1946Transcription Disc Code No.: 3633-A, 3633-B; Broadcast: 25-26 December 1946 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1968 |
County Fair 2, 22 November 1947Transcription Disc Code No.: 3599 |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1969 |
Blue Sky Boys: All-hymn program part 4, Atlanta, Ga.Transcription Disc Code No.: 4324-B; Broadcast: 18 December 1947 Includes Joe Tyson on fiddle; tracks listed on sleeve: "Precious Memories," "Dust On the Bible," "Turn Your Radio On," "Only One Step More" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1970 |
Blue Sky Boys: WNAO audition, Raleigh, N.C., 28 January 1949Transcription Disc |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1971 |
Blue Sky BoyTranscription Disc Includes one song by Leslie Keith on five-string banjo; tracks listed on sleeve: Theme "Are You From Dixie?," "Going to Georgia" (Leslie Keith), "Whispering Hope," "Kentucky," "Cluck Old Hen," "Old-Time Camp Meeting," "Pretty Little Widow" |
| Transcription Disc TR-20429/1972 |
Blue Sky Boys on KWKH, Shreveport, La.Transcription Disc Includes Bill and Earl Bolick with Sam "Curly" Parker on fiddle |
Arrangement: Alphabetical by artist or song title.
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/1 |
"At the End of the Year," "Don't You Know Or Don't You Care"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/2 |
"An Old Love Affair," "I Won't Worry, I Won't Care"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/3 |
"Are You Tired Of Pretending You Love Me," "I'll Still Believe You Love Me"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/4 |
"Baby Out of Jail", "Sunny Side of Life"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/5 |
"Because He Loves Me So," "When Jesus Comes Again"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/6 |
Betty: "Jean's Took Our Only Rosebud," "That Little Boy of Mine," "Not a Moment to Lose," "Has Anybody Told You About My Lord"Instantaneous Disc Bluebird Records |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/7 |
"Blue [?] Brunette," "The Unkind Word"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/8 |
Blue Sky Boys: "The Cross On The Hill," New York, N.Y.Instantaneous Disc Associated Recording Studios; Lyric: Tex Jackson, Music: Deke Mason |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/9 |
Johnny Bond: "A Heart Full Of Love (For A Handful of Kisses)," "Tennessee Saturday Night"Instantaneous Disc Composers: Arnold, Nelson, Soehnel |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/10 |
Grady and Hazel Cole: "I Want To Be Like Jesus," "Tell Me, Tell Me Dear"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/11 |
"Crying Myself To Sleep", "Among Your Souvenirs," "I Wonder Where You," "You'll Always Have My," 1950Instantaneous Disc WRC, 10063 |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/12 |
Karl Davis, "The New Golden Rule"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/13 |
Karl Davis, "The Unfinished Rug"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/14 |
Delmore Brothers' Records, Hank Penny Records, Get These Hits by Grandpa JonesInstantaneous Disc Burr Whyland recording studio |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/15 |
"Dixie Butterfly," "Smoky Mountain Waltz"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/16 |
Dixon Brothers: "Drop Your Net"Instantaneous Disc Hill and Range Songs, Inc. |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/17 |
Dixon Brothers: "Will Your Name Be Inscribed On The Roll?", "I'm Building Me A Home Sweet Home"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/18 |
"Dolly Dimple," "Tears On Her Bridal Bouquet"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/19 |
"Don't Go to Sleep Again," Charlotte, Mich.Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/20 |
Famous Lashua, "I'm Glad (I'm Glad He's Gone and Left You)"; Chuck Harding, "Stop Crying On My Shoulder"; Riley PuckettInstantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/21 |
"Good-bye Little Pal, Good-bye," "Through The Years That Come and Go"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/22 |
"The Gospel Ship," "Floating Down the Mississippi"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/23 |
Chuck Harding: "I'm Going To Write To Heaven (For I Know My Daddy's There)," "Stop Crying On My Shoulder"Instantaneous Disc WJOB Recording Studios |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/24 |
"I Had A Dream," "I Hope You See The Same Star"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/25 |
"I Have Dusted Off The Bible," "When Heaven Comes Down," Shreveport, La., 23 September 1948Instantaneous Disc Written by Johnnie Bailes and Al Robinson, recorded in the studios of KWKH |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/26 |
"I'll Take My Savior By The Hand"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/27 |
"It's Risky To Be Gone So Long," "A Lonely Heart Heels In Time"Instantaneous Disc Dixie Music Pub Co. |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/28 |
"I Want To Live Like Daddy," "The Last Goodbye"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/29 |
Jimmie and Ginger: "A New Moon Over My Shoulders"; SLW: "Columbus Stockade"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/30 |
Jimmie and Ginger, "Chill On the Hill"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/31 |
Karl and Harty: "Yankee Doodle One and All," "Romans 6-23"Instantaneous Disc Writer and recorder: Karl and Harty, C. H. Monroe |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/32 |
"Little Book of Dreams," "Rowdy"Instantaneous Disc Bluebird Records |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/33 |
Eddie McMullen: "Little Mother of the Hills," New York, N.Y.Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/34 |
Bob Miller: "Don't Wait Until It's Mother's Day"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/35 |
Monroe Brothers: "Lord, Be With Us, Amen"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/36 |
Oak Music, Bill Bolick, John Botch[?]Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/37 |
"Rainbow At Midnight," "Croatian Waltzes," Blue Sky BrothersInstantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/38 |
Ray and Ina: "Brown Eyes," "A.B.C. Song"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/39 |
Ray and Ina: "Brown Eyes," "I'm Going To Write to Heaven"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/40 |
Ray and Ina: "Christine Leroy," "Maple on the Hill," "I Miss Dear Mother and Dad," "Broken Engagement," Charlotte, Mich.Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/41 |
Ray and Ina: "Don't Take the Light," "I'm Troubled"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/42 |
Ray and Ina: "Maple on the Hill," "Sinking of the Sun"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/43 |
Ray and Ina: "Old True Lover," "In A Little Village Churchyard," "The [?] Grave," "Lay My Head Beneath the [?]"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/44 |
"Rose of England"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/45 |
Blaine Smith, Monongahela ValleyInstantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/46 |
"Something's Wrong," "It's Better To Be Alone," "Wanted! Someone to Love Me" (solo), "Wanted! Someone to Love Me" (duet)Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/47 |
Souvenir Club Plantation, "Love Letters," Nashville, Tenn.Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/48 |
"Sweet Little Cherokee," "There's A Welcome Sign Outside My Door," 3 September 1946Instantaneous Disc Fred Jeske, Wage, Shelhamer, Jr. and Wilson |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/49 |
"Talking Letters", "Talking Letters"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/50 |
"Tear Stained Bibles"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/51 |
Leslie York: "They Laid My Darling Away"; "Spoiled"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/52 |
Lee Thomas: "Smoke Along the Track," "My Heart Cries For You"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/53 |
"Walking With Jesus," "If I Can't Have You Little Darling (I Don't Want Nobody)"Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/54 |
[unidentified Blue Records sound recording]Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/55 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/56 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/57 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/58 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/59 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/60 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/61 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/62 |
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| Instantaneous Disc FD-20429/63 |
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Arrangement: Alphabetical by artist.
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20429/1 |
The Buckeye Boys: "By Heck", "Little Liza Jane"78-rpm record |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20429/2 |
The Buckeye Boys: "Notre Dame Victory March", "Sharpshooter Polka"78-rpm record |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20429/3 |
The Buckeye Boys: "Thelma Polka", "Rock 'N Rye Polka"78-rpm record |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20429/4 |
Ray Smith with the Buckeye Boys: "You Gotta Walk the Straight and Narrow", "When The Saints Go Marching Home"78-rpm record |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20429/5 |
Ray Smith: "It's No Secret", "All Alone 'Neath the Blue Grass"78-rpm record |
Arrangement: Alphabetical by title.
| Audiodisc FC-20429/1 |
Blue Sky Boys: County 752, 11 December 1975LP record |
| Audiodisc FC-20429/2 |
Blue Sky Boys: Project 31-5200, master, 21 January 1966LP record |
| Audiodisc FC-20429/3 |
Blue Sky Boys: Test pressing 2, "Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky?", "Searching For A Soldier's Game", 10 February 1976LP record |
| Audiodisc FC-20429/4 |
Blue Sky Boys: Test pressing, "Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky?", "Searching For A Soldier's Grave", 21 January 1966LP record |
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Subseries 1.2 Open Reel Audio, 1936-1986 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical by artist or song title.
Processing information: Titles and descriptions compiled from original containers. Dates may reflect date of recording or date of duplication.
Documentation for select recordings resides in subseries 1.3.
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/1 |
Bailes Brothers, Delmore Brothers, tape 41/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/2 |
Blue Sky Boys: Audition discs, Atlanta, Ga.; Raleigh, N.C., 1939-1951 12 March 19791/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/3 |
Blue Sky Boys: Berryville, Berryville, Va., 7 July 19741/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/4 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird and Victor recordings, early recordings1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/5 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird and Victor recordings, early recordings, 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/6 |
Blue Sky Boys, Nashville, Tenn., 7 March 19781/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/7 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird and Victor, 9 January 19791/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/8 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird and Victor, 78s various songs, radio transcriptions1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/9 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird sessions 5-8, Bluebird and Victor, RCA Victor sessions 1-5, tape 101/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/10 |
Blue Sky Boys: Bluebird 78s, various recordings, 10 July 19781/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/11 |
Blue Sky Boys: Capitol dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/12 |
Blue Sky Boys: Capitol dubs, tape 21/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/13 |
Blue Sky Boys: Concert at University of Illinois, part 1, Champaign, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/14 |
Blue Sky Boys: Concert at University of Illinois, part 2, Champaign, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/15 |
Blue Sky Boys: Concert at University of Illinois, tape 1, Champaign, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/16 |
Blue Sky Boys: Concert at University of Illinois, tape 2, Champaign, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/17 |
Blue Sky Boys: Concert at University of Illinois, Bluebird recordings, various recordings, tape 9, Champaign, IL, 1936-19821/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/18 |
Blue Sky Boys: Echo Chamber by Roy Patterson, 1946-19501/4" Open Reel Audio Songs recorded for RCA Victor |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/19 |
Blue Sky Boys: Home recordings sessions, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/20 |
Blue Sky Boys: Practice tape, Nashville, Tenn., 19751/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/21 |
Blue Sky Boys: Practice tape1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/22 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 4, program 21 and 22, program 48, 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/23 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 5, program 33 and 34, program 43 and 44, October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Tracks listed on box: "Death Is Only A Dream" (program 34), "Black Mountain Blues" (program 43, program 44) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/24 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 6, program 6 and 7, program 25, program 140, September 1946-March 19471/4" Open Reel Audio Tracks listed on box: "Watching You," "Sally Goodwin," (programs 25 and 140), "As Long As I Live," "Leather Britches" (programs 6 and 7) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/25 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 7, program 28, 29, 36, and 37, October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/26 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 10, program 39 and 46, October-November 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/27 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 11, program 41, 42, 45, 47, October-November 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/28 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 12, program 31, 32, 35, 40, October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/29 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 13, program 136, 137, 138, 1391/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/30 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 14, programs 49-521/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/31 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 15, program 3, 4, 49, 50, September-November 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/32 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 16, program 5 and 12, 12 September 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/33 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 17, program 11 and 301/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/34 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 18, program 23, 24, 26, 27, October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/46 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 1, program 1-7, 11-12, 16-18, 25 September 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/40 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 2, program 19-30, Toledo, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga., September-October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/41 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 3, program 31-38, Toledo, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga., 14-23 October 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/42 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 4, program 39-46, Toledo, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga., October-November 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/35 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 5, program 47-52, 136-137, Toledo, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga., 8 March 19821/4" Open Reel Audio Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/36 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 6, program 138-140, Bristol, Va., 1947-1949 18 December 19471/4" Open Reel Audio Broadcast disc for WGST; Recorded in WCYB for early morning programs; Jack Briscoe, Inc., Willy's Overload Motors, Inc.; Includes Joe Tyson on fiddle |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/37 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 7, 18 March 19821/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/38 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 8, program 1-2, 18-19, September 19461/4" Open Reel Audio Willy's Overload Motors, Inc. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/39 |
Blue Sky Boys: Radio transcriptions tape 8, Champaign, Ill., 1963-19641/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/43 |
Blue Sky Boys: StarDay dub session, Nashville, Tenn., August 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/44 |
Blue Sky Boys: StarDay main session, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/45 |
Blue Sky Boys: StarDay religious, Nashville, Tenn., August 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/47 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 11/4" Open Reel Audio Case labeled "Blue Sky Boys, Tape 1" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/48 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 21/4" Open Reel Audio Case labeled "Blue Sky Boys, Tape 2" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/49 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 31/4" Open Reel Audio Side 1: 1-14, "Just A Little Talk With Jesus", "The Lonesome Road Blues" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/50 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 9, 19461/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/51 |
Blue Sky Boys: Tape 11, transfers, 26 April 19821/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/52 |
Blue Sky Boys: Trios with Curly Parker, tape 11/4" Open Reel Audio Side 1: "Girl I Left Behind Me" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/53 |
Blue Sky Boys: Various songs, Bluebird recordings, 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/54 |
Bill Bolick: Banjo practice tape1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/55 |
Bill Bolick, Chuck Wagon Gang, 24 September 19791/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/56 |
Bill Bolick: Mandolin practice tape, 1963-19751/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/57 |
Bill Bolick, miscellaneous old-time artists, tape 1, 20 March 19861/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/58 |
Bill Bolick: Possible transfers from 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/59 |
Bill Bolick solos, Hugh Chapman practice tape, 19701/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/60 |
Billy Bolick, various artists, tape 2, 11 April 19861/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/61 |
Classic Country, tape 11/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/62 |
Cliff Carlisle and Carter Family, February 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/63 |
Cliff Carlisle and Sauceman Brothers, Carolina Tar Heel1/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/64 |
Carter Family: Tape 1, old 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/65 |
Carter Family: Tape 2, old 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/66 |
Carter Family: Tape 3, old 78s1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/67 |
Karl Davis, 12 July 19821/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/68 |
Delmore Brothers: Tape 1, early recordings1/4" Open Reel Audio Tracks listed on box: "Alcatraz Island Blues," "Rambling Minded Blues" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/69 |
Delmore Brothers: Tape 2, early recordings, 78s, songs by A.P. Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/70 |
Dixon Brothers with Frank Gerald and Ramblin' Duet1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/71 |
Dixon Brothers: Tape 21/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/72 |
Fiddlin' Arthur Smith and the Dixieliners: Rare old time fiddle tunes, 15 September 19781/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/73 |
Kelly Harrell: Tape 11/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/74 |
Kelly Harrell: Tape 21/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/75 |
Kelly Harrell and David McCarn: Tape 31/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/76 |
Fred Isenor, October 19811/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/77 |
Karl and Harty: Tape 1, 23 March 19811/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/78 |
Mike Kolonel, Bill Bolick, "Great Names in Science," James Watt, February-October 19751/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/79 |
Ledford String Band, Carter Family, February 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/80 |
Louvin Brothers: Capitol and MGM recordings1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/81 |
Louvin Brothers, miscellaneous artists, Mac Odell, January 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Possibly from Mike Kolonel's collection |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/82 |
Uncle Dave Macon, August 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Possibly from Mike Kolonel's collection |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/83 |
Rodney McElrea, talking1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/84 |
Rodney McElrea, North Ireland songs1/4" Open Reel Audio Box labeled: "The Lawson Tragedy by The Country, The Carolina Buddies, Gentlemen, various artists and songs, Johnny Barfield and others, Darby and Tartleton, Little Bessie" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/85 |
Rodney McElrea, North Ireland, Little Bessie, Darby and Tarelton, 13 July 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/86 |
Donald Miller, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/87 |
Miscellaneous artists from Hugh Chapman to Bill Bolick, 29 April 19811/4" Open Reel Audio Side 1: Lonnie and Thelma Robertson, Armstrong Twins, Buddy Starcher |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/88 |
Miscellaneous old-time artists, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/89 |
Monroe Brothers: Bluebird album, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/90 |
Morris Brothers, Cliff Carlisle, Cliff Carlisle, Molly O'Day, Gid Tanner, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/91 |
Ray and Ina Patterson: mandolin and guitar1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/92 |
Riley Puckett, Blue Grass Roy, Carter Family, tape 3, 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/93 |
Hank Spor, words by Hank1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/94 |
Pop Stoneman, Lake Howard, March 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/95 |
Ernest Tubb, various songs compiled by Bob Wood, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/96 |
Various artists and duet groups, 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel; Includes: Louvin Brothers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/97 |
Various artists, 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Transferred by Bob Wood; Includes: Vernon Dalhart, Kenny Haddock |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/98 |
Various artists, May 19781/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Bob Wood; Includes: Bradley Kincaid, Whitney and Hogan, Burl Ives |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/99 |
Various artists, 20s-30s country, November 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/100 |
Various artists, September 19771/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/101 |
Various artists, tape 11/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel for Bill Bolick; Includes: Louvin Bros, Karl and Harty, Lilly Brothers, Burtchfield Brothers, Bailes Brothers, McCravy Brothers, Johnnie and Jack, Delmore Brothers, Mac and Bob, Ted Lundy, Doc Williams, Dewey Price" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/102 |
Various artists1/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/103 |
Various artists, 1 July 19861/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/104 |
Various artists, 26 January 19711/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel; Includes: Bailes Brothers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/105 |
Various artists1/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Rodney McElrea |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/106 |
Various artists, 29 March 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel; Includes: Sam and Kirk McGee, Sam and Crook Brothers, Dave McCarn, Dave McCarn and Howard Long, Gwen Foster, How Many Biscuits, Tom Darby and Jimmy Tarlton |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/107 |
Various artists, October 19791/4" Open Reel Audio Compiled by Mike Kolonel; Includes: McGee Brothers, Arthur Smith, Louvin Brothers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/108 |
Various artists by Starday, tape 1, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/109 |
Various artists by Starday, tape 2, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/110 |
Various artists by Starday, tape 3, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20429/111 |
Various artists, textile songs1/4" Open Reel Audio |
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Subseries 1.3 Documentation, 1936-1976 and undated.
Arrangement: by audio recording call number.
Processing information: Documentation has been annotated with the call number of corresponding audio recording.
Documentation consists of track listings and memos found with open reel audio recordings in subseries 1.2.
| Box 1 |
Documentation: FT-20429/1-111 |
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Series 2. Hymnals and Song Books, 1897-1947 and undated.
Arrangement: In order as received. Individual boxes arranged alphabetically.
Processing information: Titles and descriptions provided by the donor and SFC staff.
Christian hymnals and radio program song books compiled by Bill Bolick and his family. Some books are annotated with family names or the "Blue Sky Boys".
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