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Archival processing of the Pete Kuykendall Collection was made possible through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Collection Overview
| Size | 2 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 1000 items) |
| Abstract | The Pete Kuykendall Collection consists of audio recordings, moving images, and related documentation compiled by musician, discographer, and Bluegrass Unlimited co-founder, Pete Kuykendall. The majority of the collection is made up of audio recordings, 1938-1995, of American bluegrass, blues, old-time, and folk music. Artists featured on the recordings include Pete Kuykendall, Red Allen, Bill Clifton, Country Gentlemen, Hazel Dickens, Dorsey Dixon, Alice Gerrard, Poplin Family, and The Stanley Brothers, among others. The collection also contains a handful of moving image material, 1964-1970, featuring bluegrass and blues artists, including Elizabeth Cotten, Mississippi John Hurt, The Stanley Brothers, and Cousin Emmy. Related documentation consists of tape logs, song indexes, and subject files, which consist mostly of discographies and correspondence. |
| Creator | Kuykendall, Pete. |
| Language | English |
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Subject Headings
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.
Clicking on a subject heading below will take you into the University Library's online catalog.
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Biographical Information
Pete Kuykendall (1938-2017), also known as Pete Roberts, was a banjoist, guitarist, songwriter, discographer, and music publisher, who co-founded the leading bluegrass music publication, Bluegrass Unlimited. Kuykendall's music career began in the early 1950s, playing banjo with the husband and wife duo, Benny and Vallie Cain. In the late 1950s, Kuykendall briefly played with the bluegrass band, The Country Gentlemen, and appeared on some of their earliest recordings for Starday Records. Kuykendall is also known as a discographer of bluegrass music and as a music publisher. In the 1960s he recorded country blues men Mississippi John Hurt, Skip James, and the Rev. Robert Wilkins for the record labels Melodeon and Piedmont. In 1966 he co-founded the publication, Bluegrass Unlimited, with Gary Henderson, Dick Freeland, Dick Spottswood, and volunteers Dianne and Vince Sims. Kuykendall was also instrumental in the formation of the International Bluegrass Music Association and the International Bluegrass Music Museum, and in 1996, was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame.
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Scope and Content
The Pete Kuykendall Collection consists of audio recordings, moving images, and related documentation compiled by musician, discographer, and Bluegrass Unlimited co-founder, Pete Kuykendall. The majority of the collection is made up of audio recordings, 1938-1995, of American bluegrass, blues, old-time, and folk music. Audio recordings are arranged by format.
Open reel recordings, 1938-1995, consist of Kuykendall's demos and masters, as well as his dubs and compilations of live recordings, radio broadcasts, and commercial recordings. The majority of the open reel recordings is made up of Kuykendall's "Central Series", which contains live material, dubs of commercial recordings, and informal home recordings. Miscellaneous open reel recordings consist of live material, studio recordings, radio broadcasts, and interview material that were not part of Kuykendall's original numbering scheme.
Transcription discs, 1956-1985, consist of radio broadcast material compiled by Kuykendall. The majority of the radio programs were produced by the U.S. Airforce, U.S. Army, and U.S. Navy, including Country Music Time, Country Style, USA, and Navy Country Hoedown. Other programs on the transcription discs include The George Hamilton IV Show and The World of Folk Music Starring Burl Ives, which was produced by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Instantaneous discs, 1950-1958, consist of dubs of radio broadcasts and live material compiled by Pete Kuykendall.
78s, 1952, consist of non-commercial reference pressings on 78, as well as the corresponding metal stampers used to create the 78s. The majority of the 78s feature the Stanley Brothers. Others artists represented include Pee Wee Lambert and Curley Parker with the Pine Ridge Boys.
Audiocassettes, 1968-1995, consist of interviews with bluegrass performers, songwriters, and instrument builders, as well as multi-cassette boxed sets of recorded panels and presentations from music industry events.
Moving image material, 1964-1970, consists of television broadcasts related to American bluegrass, blues, and folk music. Moving image materials are on 2" open reel video and 16mm motion picture film. Video recordings contain television broadcast material, including episodes of Rainbow Quest with guests Elizabeth Cotten, Mississippi John Hurt, Stanley Brothers, and Cousin Emmy, as well as an episode of Music From Our Land, and an excerpt from the 1969 Smoky Mountain Folk Festival. Moving image materials also include a silent motion picture film featuring blues musician, Mississippi John Hurt.
Documentation consists of tape logs, song indexes, and subject files, which consist mostly of discographies and correspondence with record distributors. The majority of the documentation corresponds to the audio recordings found in the collection.
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Series 1. Audio Recordings, 1938-1995.
Arrangement: By format.
Processing information: Titles and descriptions compiled from SFC database. Original number, track number, and supporting musicians listed if known. Supporting documentation that corresponds to the audio recordings is located in series 3.
Audio recordings of American bluegrass, blues, old-time, and folk music. Included are demos, masters, interviews, and non-commercial reference pressings, as well as dubs and compilations of live recordings, radio broadcasts, and commercial recordings compiled by Kuykendall. Audio recordings are on 1/4" open reel audio, transcription disc, instantaneous disc, 78, and audiocassette.
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Subseries 1.1 Open Reel Audio, 1938-1995.
Open reel recordings consist of Kuykendall's demos and masters, as well as his dubs and compilations of live recordings, radio broadcasts, and commercial recordings. Artists featured on the demos and masters include Pete Kuykendall, Red Allen, Bill Clifton, Country Gentlemen, Hazel Dickens, Dorsey Dixon, Alice Gerrard, Poplin Family, and The Stanley Brothers, among others. The majority of the series consists of Kuykendall's "Central Series", which contains live material, dubs of commercial recordings, and informal home recordings. Miscellaneous open reel recordings consist of live material, studio recordings, radio broadcasts, and interview material that were not part of Kuykendall's original numbering scheme.
Live recordings found in the series took place at the following venues: The Ash Grove in Los Angeles, Calif.; Bailey's Crossroads in Falls Church, Va.; Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival in Bean Blossom, Ind.; Central Plaza Hall in New York, N.Y.; Hillbilly Ranch in Boston, Mass.; Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival in Hagerstown, Md.; Melody Ranch in Glen Burnie, Md.; New River Ranch in Rising Sun, Md.; Norway Hall in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Oak Leaf Park in Luray, Va.; Polish National Hall in Hempstead, N.Y; Redman's Club in Red Lion, Pa.; The Saddle Club in Los Angeles, Calif.; The Shamrock in Falls Church, Va.; Shenandoah Valley Bowl in Edinburg, Va.; Silver Creek Ranch near Front Royal, Va.; Sons of Norway Hall in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Sunset Park in West Grove, Pa.; and Watermelon Park in Berryville, Va.
Radio broadcasts found in the series were recorded from the following stations: WBMD of Baltimore, Md.; WCYB of Bristol, Va.; WFBR of Glen Burnie, Md.; WHRB of Cambridge, Mass.; WNOX of Knoxville, Tenn.; WRVA of Richmond, Va.; WSM of Nashville, Tenn.; and WWVA of Wheeling Va.
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Subseries 1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated.
Arrangement: Original order has been maintained.
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/1 |
Pete Roberts Kuykendall, multiple recordings #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/11/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D1 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/2 |
Skip James and John D. Loudermilk at the Memphis Blues Festival, Reverend Robert Wilkins, Echo Mountain Boys, Memphis, Tenn., 1969 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/21/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D2 Loudermilk material recorded Summer 1969 (NET 'Sounds of Summer' program). Also includes Canadian Folksinger from Saskatoon from Johnny Cash recorded 16 March 1969 (NET PBL show) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/3 |
Pete Roberts Kuykendall #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/31/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D3 17 tracks written by Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/4 |
Pete Roberts Kuykendall, multiple recordings #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/41/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D4 23 tracks. Pete Roberts Kuykendall on all instruments and singing. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/5 |
Pete Roberts Kuykendall, multiple recordings #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/51/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D5 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/6 |
Tracy Schwarz, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, and Mike Seeger, 1971 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/61/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D6 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/7 |
Zap Song, demos #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/71/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D7 Likely material from Dick Freeland's Zap publishing company. Performers include: Bennie and Vallie Cain, Buzz Busby, Bill Offenbacher, and Pete Pike |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/8 |
Don McHan, demos, Bryson City, N.C. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/81/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D9 16 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/9 |
Don McHan, demos, Bryson City, N.C. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/91/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D9A 30 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/10 |
Don McHan, "newer numbers" demos, Bryson City, N.C. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/101/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D10 23 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/11 |
Dorsey Dixon, demos #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/111/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D12 24 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/12 |
Dorsey Dixon, demos #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/121/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D13 22 tracks. Also includes performances by: Mike Kelly, Ella Barrett, and the Blue Sky Boys (from Starday LP "Precious Memories") |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/13 |
Jack Tottle, demos #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/131/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D15 Jack Tottle - mandolin and lead vocal, Pete Roberts Kuykendall - guitar. [7 Jack Tottle tracks featuring Jack Tottle on mandolin and lead vocal and Pete Roberts Kuykendall on guitar, followed by a selection of material by Marvin Myrtle, Hazel Dickens and Alice Foster (Gerrard), the Harlan County Boys, and Sonny Miller |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/14 |
Miscellaneous demos: Lacey J. Daugherty, Don McHan, Eddie Adcock, Bill Monroe #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/141/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D16 27 tracks. Lacey J. Daugherty accompanied by Tom Gray on mandolin and Pete Roberts Kuykendall on guitar |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/15 |
James Lindsey, demos, Galax, Va. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/151/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D17 9 tracks. Low Gap Fiddlers Convention. Also includes performances by Thurman Pugh. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/16 |
Roy McMillan, demo #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/161/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D18 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/17 |
Walter Saudners; Bluegrass Alliance demo #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/171/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D19 9 Walter Saunders tracks and 5 Bluegrass Alliance tracks featuring Tony Rice and Ebo Walker |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/18 |
Stuart Shuping, demos, 1971 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/181/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D20 8 tracks. Original material by Jerry Stuart Garland Shuping. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/19 |
Miscellaneous demos: Stuart et al #20546, Subseries: "1.1.1 Demos, 1971 and undated." FT-20546/191/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D21 Likely refers to Stuart Shuping. |
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Subseries 1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated.
Arrangement: Original order has been maintained.
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/20 |
Country Gentlemen, Mercury LP 1 dub, 1963 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/201/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M1 Includes unreleased and incomplete material. Performers include Charley Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, Tom Gray, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall. Released in 1963 as "Folk Session Inside" |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/21 |
Miscellaneous masters: Harlan County Boys, Poplin Family, Paul Keller and Frank Necessary and the Southern Mountain Boys, and China Poplin, 1965 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/211/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M4 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/22 |
Bill Clifton, Reject or Alternate masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/221/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M5 5 tracks. Performers include Clifton, Mike Seeger, Alice Foster (Gerrard), and Tom Gray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/23 |
Country Gentlemen, Mercury LP 2 masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/231/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M6 6 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/24 |
Country Gentlemen, Mercury LP 2 masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/241/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M7 5 tracks. Performers include Charley Waller, Tom Gray, John Duffey, and Eddie Adcock. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/25 |
Country Gentlemen, master rejects #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/251/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M8 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/26 |
Poplin Family, rejected or alternate masters, 1965 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/261/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M9 9 tracks. Includes: Edna Poplin Elmore, China Poplin, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Jack Tottle, Margie Reece, and Laurie Legrand |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/27 |
Lonesome River Boys, early audition tape #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/271/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M10 Performers include Jack Tottle, John Kaparakis, Rick Churchill, Dick Stone, Jim "Buck" Buchanan, and Pete Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/28 |
Lonesome River Boys, master 1 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/281/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M17 6 tracks. Performers include: Jack Tottle, Leon Morris, Danny Kimer, Jim Cox, and Don Miller |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/29 |
Lonesome River Boys, master 2 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/291/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M18 6 tracks. Performers include: Jack Tottle, Leon (Morris) Leamouroux, Danny Kimer, Jim Cox, and Don Miller |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/30 |
Lonesome River Boys, master 3 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/301/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M19 6 tracks. Performers include: Jack Tottle, Leon (Morris) Leamouroux, Danny Kimer, Jim Cox, Porter Church, and Dick Stowe |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/31 |
Lonesome River Boys, E. master 2 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/311/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M20 Two tracks. Performers include: Jack Tottle, Leon (Morris) Leamouroux, and Dick Drevo |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/32 |
Mickey Burke and Bill Carroll, Rebel stereo masters dub #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/321/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M21 11 tracks. Performers include: Bill Carroll, Mikey Burke, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Ed Ferris, Frank Wakefield, Leon Morris, Lamar Grier, and Van Helms |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/33 |
Mickey Burke, Bill Carroll, and the King Brothers, Rebel stereo masters dub #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/331/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M22 Performers include: Bill Carroll, Frank Wakefield, Lamar Grier, Ed Ferris, Larry Hall, Clinton King, and Pete (Robert) Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/34 |
Grey Sky Boys, session dub #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/341/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M23 14 tracks. Performers include: Kent Taylor, Bill Hamilton, Chris Carlisle, Gary Audette, Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/35 |
Kenny Haddock, Billy Baker, and Bill Keith, Rebel stereo masters dub #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/351/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M24 13 tracks. Performers include: Kenny Haddock, Julian "Smiley" Hobbs, Charlie Waller, Tom Gray, Billy Baker, Bill Keith, Del McCoury, and Jerry McCoury |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/36 |
Billy Baker, Julian Hobbs, and others, Rebel masters dubs #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/361/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M25 Performers include: Billy Baker, Bill Keith, Jerry McCoury, Del McCoury, Jack Cook, Julian "Smiley" Hobbs, Charley Tomilson, and Russell Hooper |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/37 |
Pete Pike, Rebel masters dubs #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/371/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M26 10 tracks. Performers include: Pete Pike, Lamar Grier, Billy Baker, John Duffey, and Kenny Haddock |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/38 |
The McHan Brothers, Bryson City, N.C. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/381/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M29 13 tracks. Also known as the Laurel Mountain Boys. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/39 |
Poplin Family, dub #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/391/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M30 May also contain Jack Tottle material. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/40 |
Miscellaneous rejected masters: Bobbie Murphy, Yates Brothers and Bill Emerson, Mickey Burke, and Frank Wakefield #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/401/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M32 8 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/41 |
Ray and Ina Patterson #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/411/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M33 21 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/42 |
Alice Foster and Hazel Dickens, mono mix-down masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/421/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M34 7 tracks. Also known as Hazel and Alice or Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard. Performers include: Alice Foster (Gerrard), Hazel Dickens (Cohen), Lamar Grier, Billy Baker, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/43 |
Alice Foster and Hazel Dickens, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/431/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M35 7 tracks. Also known as Hazel and Alice or Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard. Performers include: Alice Foster (Gerrard), Hazel Dickens (Cohen), Lamar Grier, Billy Baker, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/44 |
Jim Case, master #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/441/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M40 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/45 |
Jim Case, master #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/451/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M41 7 tracks. Vocalists include: Dale Turner, Jim Case, and Herbie Jones |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/46 |
Red Allen and Frank Wakefield, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/461/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M43 6 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Tom Morgan, Bill Emerson, Billy Baker, and Pete Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/47 |
Red Allen, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/471/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M44 2 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Bill Emerson, Kenny Haddock, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall. Recorded at Ben Adelman's (stereo) and Wynwood Studios (mono). |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/48 |
Red Allen and Frank Wakefield, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/481/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 7 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Tom Morgan |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/49 |
Red Allen and Frank Wakefield #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/491/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M47 7 tracks. Performers include: John Duffey, Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Tom Morgan [?], Pete Kuykendall, and Eddie Adcock |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/50 |
The Kentuckians, master #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/501/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M48 6 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Wayne Yates, Bill Yates, Bill Emerson, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/51 |
The Kentuckians #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/511/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M49 6 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Wayne Yates, Bill Yates, Bill Emerson, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/52 |
The Kentuckians, rejected takes #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/521/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M49A 4 tracks. Performers include: Red Allen, Wayne Yates, Bill Yates, and Bill Emerson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/53 |
Skip James #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/531/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M61 1 track |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/54 |
Stanley Brothers, dubs #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/541/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M62 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/55 |
Stanley Brothers, dubs #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M63 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/56 |
Tom Morgan, masters; Doris O'Donnell, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M65 3 Tom Morgan tracks and 2 Doris O'Connell tracks. Performers include: Tom Morgan, Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Bill Emerson, Kenny Haddock, Carl Nelson, and Keith Russell |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/57 |
Skip James #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M66 4 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/58 |
Skip James #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/581/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M67 9 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/59 |
Estelle Schoenfeld, master #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M68 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/60 |
Estelle Schoenfeld, master #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M69 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/61 |
Miscellaneous Glenmar, mono masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M70 6 tracks. Performers include: Al Jones, Dorris O'Donnell, and The Kentuckians (Red Allen, Chubby Wise, Bill Yates, Bill Emerson, Barry Worrell, and Wayne Yates) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/62 |
Luke Gordon, masters, 24 October 1965 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M73 10 tracks. Performers include: Vernon Taylor, Luke Gordon, Johnny "Pancake" Norris, Steve Foster, and Bob Black |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/63 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M74 3 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/64 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/641/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M75 9 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/65 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M76 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/66 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/661/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M77 4 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/67 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M78 8 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/68 |
Luke Gordon, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/681/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M79 2 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/69 |
Frank Dunsmore, Al Jones, mono and stereo masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M81 6 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/70 |
Jimmy Case, mono masters, Falls Church, Va. #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/701/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M82 6 tracks. Wynwood Music Co. SLP-1964 c504 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/71 |
Ray and Ina Patterson, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/711/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M83 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/72 |
Bill Clifton, session Dubs, 24 October 1966 #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/721/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M84 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/73 |
Jimmy Case, masters #20546, Subseries: "1.1.2 Masters, 1963-1966 and undated." FT-20546/731/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M85 6 tracks |
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Subseries 1.1.3 Central Series, 1938-1975 and undated.
Arrangement: Original order has been maintained.
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Subseries 1.1.4 Miscellaneous Recordings, 1955-1980 and undated.
Arrangement: Original order has been maintained.
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Subseries 1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical by program name.
Radio broadcast material compiled by Pete Kuykendall. The majority of the radio programs represented in the series consist of programs produced by the U.S. Airforce, U.S. Army, and U.S. Navy, including Country Music Time, Country Style, USA, and Navy Country Hoedown. Other programs represented in the series include The George Hamilton IV Show and The World of Folk Music Starring Burl Ives, which was produced by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/1 |
Mountain Fever: Show Number 02-700, 1985 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/112" Transcription Disc Includes: Salt Water Grass, Hickory Flatt, Sumer Wages, Wes Golding, and Lost and Found |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/2 |
Country Music Time 3, 4, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/216" Transcription Disc Includes: Webb Pierce, Winters Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/3 |
Country Music Time 21, 22 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/316" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Mimi Roman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/4 |
Country Music Time 25, 26 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/416" Transcription Disc Includes: Roy Acuff, Mary Randolph |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/5 |
Country Music Time 53, 54, 1958-1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/516" Transcription Disc Includes: Flatt and Scruggs, Gordon Terry |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/6 |
Country Music Time 71, 72, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/616" Transcription Disc Includes: Mimi Roman, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/7 |
Country Music Time 77, 78, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/716" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/8 |
Country Music Time 81, 82 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/816" Transcription Disc Includes: Webb Pierce, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/9 |
Country Music Time 83, 84 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/916" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, George Morgan |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/10 |
Country Music Time 89, 90 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1016" Transcription Disc Includes: Bobby Sykes, Ray Price |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/11 |
Country Music Time 93, 94, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1116" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Webb Pierce |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/12 |
Country Music Time 95, 96, 1960 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1216" Transcription Disc Includes: Mimi Roman, Jim Reeves |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/13 |
Country Music Time 97, 98 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1316" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/14 |
Country Music Time 99, 100, 1959-1960 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1416" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Floyd Tillman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/15 |
Country Music Time 101, 102 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1516" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Faron Youn |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/16 |
Country Music Time 105, 106 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1616" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/17 |
Country Music Time 107, 108 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1716" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/18 |
Country Music Time 109, 110 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1816" Transcription Disc Includes: Johnny and Jack, Kitty Wells |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/19 |
Country Music Time 111, 112, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/1916" Transcription Disc Includes: Mac Wiseman, Jim Reeves |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/20 |
Country Music Time 113, 114, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2016" Transcription Disc Includes: The Carters (June, Helen, Maybelle, with Chet Atkins), Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/21 |
Country Music Time 119, 120, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2116" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Louvin Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/22 |
Country Style USA 1, 2 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2216" Transcription Disc Includes: Grandpa Jones, Ernest Tubb |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/23 |
Country Style USA 3, 4 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2316" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Snow, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/24 |
Country Style USA 47, 48, 1956 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2416" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Carl Smith |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/25 |
Country Style USA 53, 54, 1956-1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2516" Transcription Disc Includes: Jimmy Dickens, Flatt and Scruggs |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/26 |
Country Style USA 59, 60, 1956 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2616" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Johnny Cash |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/27 |
Country Style USA 73, 74, 15 June 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2716" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/28 |
Country Style USA 75, 76, 13 April 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2816" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Maddox Brothers and Rose |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/29 |
Country Style USA 77, 78, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/2916" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Snow, Cowboy Copas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/30 |
Country Style USA 79, 80, 26 April 1979 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3016" Transcription Disc Includes: George Jones, Ernest Tubb |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/31 |
Country Style USA 81, 82, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3116" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Lonzo and Oscar |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/32 |
Country Style USA 87, 88, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3216" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Louvin Brother |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/33 |
Country Style USA 93, 94, 1957 24 August 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3316" Transcription Disc Includes: Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper, Porter Wagoner |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/34 |
Country Style USA 95, 96, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3416" Transcription Disc Includes: Odie and Jody, Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/35 |
Country Style USA 105, 106, 8 June 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3516" Transcription Disc Includes: Hawkshaw Hawkins, The Jordanaires |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/36 |
Country Style USA 109, 110, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3616" Transcription Disc Includes: Louvin Brothers, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/37 |
Country Style USA 117, 118, 1959 8 February 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3716" Transcription Disc Includes: Dave Rich, Rusty Gabbard backed by Ernest Tubb's Troubadours |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/38 |
Country Style USA 143, 144, 25 January 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3816" Transcription Disc Includes: Johnny and Jack, Marty Robbins |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/39 |
Country Style USA 153, 154, 23 July 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/3916" Transcription Disc Includes: Porter Wagoner, Kitty Wells |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/40 |
Country Style USA 155, 156, 10 May 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4016" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Johnny and Jack |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/41 |
Country Style USA 157, 158 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4116" Transcription Disc Includes: Don Gibson, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/42 |
Country Style USA 161, 162 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4216" Transcription Disc Includes: Wilburn Brothers, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/43 |
Country Style USA 163, 164, 1958 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4316" Transcription Disc Includes: Marty Robbins, Ray Price |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/44 |
Country Style USA 167, 168, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4416" Transcription Disc Includes: Cowboy Copas, Glenn Douglas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/45 |
Country Style USA 169, 170, 1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4516" Transcription Disc Includes: Benny Martin, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/46 |
Country Style USA 183, 184, 1959 16 May 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4616" Transcription Disc Includes: Faron Young, Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/47 |
Country Style USA 185, 186, 1957-1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4716" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Fort, Webb Pierce |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/48 |
Country Style USA 187, 188, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4816" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Don Gibson |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/49 |
Country Style USA 189, 190, 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/4916" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Eddy Arnold |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/50 |
Country Style USA 197, 198, 25 June 1959 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5016" Transcription Disc Includes: Roy Drusky, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/51 |
Country Style USA 199, 200, 1959-1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5116" Transcription Disc Includes: Faron Young, George Morgan |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/52 |
Country Style USA 201, 202, 20 August 1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5216" Transcription Disc Includes: Jimmy Newman, Mac Wiseman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/53 |
Country Style USA 209, 210, 1960-1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5316" Transcription Disc Includes: Ted Harris, the Jordanaires |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/54 |
Country Style USA 213, 214, 1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5416" Transcription Disc Includes: Mac Wiseman, Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/55 |
Country Style USA 217, 218, 1959-1960 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5516" Transcription Disc Includes: Stoney Cooper, Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/56 |
The George Hamilton IV Show 1, 2, 3, 4, 1960 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5616" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Jim Reeves, Faron Young, Elton Britt |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/57 |
The George Hamilton IV Show 5, 6, 7, 8, 1960-1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5716" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Faron Young, Elton Britt, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/58 |
Leatherneck Jamboree 24, 25, 1958 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5816" Transcription Disc Includes: Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys, Hawkshaw Hawkins with Stringbean |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/59 |
Cancer Crusade Quarter Hour Music Show: The Faron Young Show, Listening to Jazz with Ernie Kovacs, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/5916" Transcription Disc Includes: Faron Young Show material includes: Faron Young, the Young Sheriff, the Country Deputies, Rose Maddox; Listening to Jazz with Ernie Kovacs material includes: Jimmy Yancey, Sidney Bechet, Bunk Johnson, Django Reinhardt, Duke Ellington, Cootie Williams |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/60 |
Navy Country Hoedown 11, 12, 1957 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6016" Transcription Disc Episode 11 includes: host Ernest Tubbs, guest Hank Snow. Episode 12 includes: host Faron Young, guest Jean Shepard |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/61 |
Navy Country Hoedown 41, 42 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6116" Transcription Disc Episode 41 includes: host Jimmy Dean, guest Jean Shepard. Episode 42 includes: host George Morgan, guest Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/62 |
Navy Country Hoedown 43, 44 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6216" Transcription Disc Episode 43 includes: host Jimmy Dean, guest Eddie Arnold. Episode 44 includes: host Eddie Arnold, guest George Morgan |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/63 |
Navy Country Hoedown 45, 46 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6316" Transcription Disc Episode 45 includes: host Faron Young, guest Patsy Cline. Episode 46 includes: host Jimmy Dean, guest Eddie Arnold |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/64 |
Navy Country Hoedown 47, 48 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6416" Transcription Disc Episode 47 includes: host George Hamilton IV, guest Eddie Arnold. Episode 48 includes:host Eddie Arnold, guest Judy Lynn |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/65 |
Navy Country Hoedown 49, 50 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6516" Transcription Disc Episode 49 includes: host Eddie Arnold, guest George Morgan. Episode 50 includes: host Eddie Arnold, guest George Hamilton IV |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/66 |
Navy Country Hoedown 51, 52 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6616" Transcription Disc Episode 51 includes: host George Hamilton IV, guest Jean Shepard. Episode 52 includes: host Eddie Arnold, guest Judy Lynn |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/67 |
Navy Country Hoedown 53, 54 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6716" Transcription Disc Episode 53 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Jimmy Wakely. Episode 54 includes: host Merle Travis, guest Tex Williams |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/68 |
Navy Country Hoedown 55, 56 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6816" Transcription Disc Episode 55 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Carolina Cotton. Episode 56 includes: host Rex Allen, guest Sons of the Pioneers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/69 |
Navy Country Hoedown 57, 58 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/6916" Transcription Disc Episode 57 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Jimmy Reeves. Episode 58 includes: host Pee Wee King, guest Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/70 |
Navy Country Hoedown 59, 60 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7016" Transcription Disc Episode 59 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Merle Travis. Episode 60 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Red Sovine |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/71 |
Navy Country Hoedown 61, 62 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7116" Transcription Disc Episode 61 includes: host Faron Young, guest Webb Pierce. Episode 62 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Jimmy Wakely |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/72 |
Navy Country Hoedown 63, 64 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7216" Transcription Disc Episode 63 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Rex Allen. Episode 64 includes: host Faron Young, guest Pee Wee King |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/73 |
Navy Country Hoedown 65, 66 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7316" Transcription Disc Episode 65 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Merle Travis. Episode 66includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Minnie Pearl |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/74 |
Navy Country Hoedown 67, 68 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7416" Transcription Disc Episode 67 includes: host Rex Allen, guest Sons of the Pioneers. Episode 68 includes: host Faron Young, guest Cowboy Copas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/75 |
Navy Country Hoedown 69, 70 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7516" Transcription Disc Episode 69 includes: host Faron Young, guest Ferlin Husky. Episode 70 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/76 |
Navy Country Hoedown 71, 72 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7616" Transcription Disc Episode 71 includes: host Pee Wee King, guest Tex Williams. Episode 72 includes: host Faron Young, guest Ray Price |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/77 |
Navy Country Hoedown 73, 74, 1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7716" Transcription Disc Episode 73 includes: host Pee Wee King, guest Ernest Tubb. Episode 74 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/78 |
Navy Country Hoedown 75, 76 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7816" Transcription Disc Episode 75 includes: host Faron Young, guest Justin Tubb. Episode 76 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Tex Ritter |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/79 |
Navy Country Hoedown 77, 78 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/7916" Transcription Disc Episode 77 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest June Carter. Episode 78 includes: host Hank Snow, guest Carl Smith |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/80 |
Navy Country Hoedown 79, 80 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8016" Transcription Disc Episode 79 includes: host Merle Travis, guest Johnnie Bond. Episode 80 includes: host Jim Reeves, guest Jim Shepard |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/81 |
Navy Country Hoedown 81, 82 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8116" Transcription Disc Episode 81 includes: host Faron Young, guest Ferlin Husky. Episode 82 includes: host Jim Reeves, guest Porter Wagoner |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/82 |
Navy Country Hoedown 83, 84 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8216" Transcription Disc Episode 83 includes: host Tex Ritter, guests Tex Williams and Jimmie Widener. Episode 84 includes: host Hank Snow, guest Eddie Hill |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/83 |
Navy Country Hoedown 85, 86 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8316" Transcription Disc Episode 85 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Rex Allen. Episode 86 includes: host Rex Allen, guest Sons of the Pioneers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/84 |
Navy Country Hoedown 87, 88 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8416" Transcription Disc Episode 87 includes: host Tex Ritter, guest Merle Travis. Episode 88 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest T. Texas Tyler |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/85 |
Navy Country Hoedown 89, 90 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8516" Transcription Disc Episode 89 includes: host Faron Young, guest Jimmy Newman and Rob Brasfield. Episode 90 includes:host Hank Snows, guest Cowboy Copas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/86 |
Navy Country Hoedown 91, 92 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8616" Transcription Disc Episode 91 includes: host Tex Williams, guest Jimmy Wakely. Episode 92 includes:host Hank Snow, guest Ernest Tubb |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/87 |
Navy Country Hoedown 93, 94 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8716" Transcription Disc Episode 93 includes: host Merle Travis, guest Carolina Cotton. Episode 94 includes: host Ernest Tubb, guest Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/88 |
Navy Country Hoedown 95, 96 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8816" Transcription Disc Episode 95 includes: host Faron Young, guest Bobby Helms. Episode 96 includes: host Faron Young, guest Chet Atkins |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/89 |
Navy Country Hoedown 101, 102, 1960 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/8916" Transcription Disc Episode 101 includes: host Rex Allen, guest Sons of the Pioneers. Episode 102 includes: host Spade Cooley, guest Ferlin Husky and Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/90 |
Navy Country Hoedown 103, 104 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/9016" Transcription Disc Episode 103 includes: host Tex Ritter, guest Joe and Rose Mathis. Episode 104 includes: host Faron Young, guest Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/91 |
Station Library: Armed Forces Radio Service #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/9116" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Williams, Sam Nichols, Jesse Rogers, Jimmy Heap, Rod Morris and his Missourians, and the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/92 |
The World of Folk Music Starring Burl Ives 6, 7, 8, 9, 1961 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/9216" Transcription Disc Show 6: Cynthia Gooding. Show 7: Casey Anderson. Show 8: Tom Glazer. Show 9: The Tarriers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/93 |
The World of Folk Music Starring Burl Ives 10, 11, 12, 13, 1961-1962 #20546, Subseries: "1.2 Transcription Discs, 1956-1985 and undated." TR-20546/9316" Transcription Disc Show 10: Shoshana Damari. Show 11: The Noteworthies. Show 12: Mariam Makeba. Show 13: Oscar Brand |
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Subseries 1.3 Instantaneous Discs, 1950-1958 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical by program name.
Dubs of radio broadcasts and live material compiled by Pete Kuykendall.
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Subseries 1.4 78s and Related Stampers, 1952.
Arrangement: In order as received.
Non-commercial reference pressings on 78 and the corresponding metal stampers used to create the 78s found in the series. The majority of the materials feature the Stanley Brothers. Others artists represented include Pee Wee Lambert and Curley Parker with the Pine Ridge Boys.
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Subseries 1.5 Audiocassettes, 1968-1995 and undated.
Arrangement: In order as received.
Audiocassettes consist of interviews with bluegrass performers, songwriters, and instrument builders (FS-20546/1-24), as well as multi-cassette boxed sets of recorded panels and presentations from music industry events (FS-20546/25-27).
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Series 2. Moving Images, 1964-1970 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical.
Moving image materials consist primarily of television broadcast material related to American bluegrass, blues, and folk music. Also included in the series is a silent motion picture film featuring Mississippi John Hurt. Recordings are on 2" open reel video and 16mm motion picture film.
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Series 3. Documentation, circa 1950s-1970s.
Processing information: Field notes consist of memos and tape logs found with select audio recordings. The log books, song index, and subject files have been removed from their original binders. Field note call numbers and Kuykendall's original tape numbering system correspond to audio recordings found in series 1.
Documentation consists of tape logs, song indexes, and subject files, which consist chiefly of discographies and correspondence with record distributors.
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Processed by: Brad San Martin and Anne Wells, January 2018
Encoded by: Anne Wells, January 2018
Archival processing of the Pete Kuykendall Collection was made possible through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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