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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. |
| Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection. |
| Language | English |
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Processing Information
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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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 Quick Links
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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 recordings1/4" 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., 19691/4" 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 Kuykendall1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D3 17 tracks written by Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/4 |
Pete Roberts Kuykendall, multiple recordings1/4" 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 recordings1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D5 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/6 |
Tracy Schwarz, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, and Mike Seeger, 19711/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D6 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/7 |
Zap Song, demos1/4" 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.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D9 16 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/9 |
Don McHan, demos, Bryson City, N.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D9A 30 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/10 |
Don McHan, "newer numbers" demos, Bryson City, N.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D10 23 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/11 |
Dorsey Dixon, demos1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D12 24 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/12 |
Dorsey Dixon, demos1/4" 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, demos1/4" 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 Monroe1/4" 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.1/4" 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, demo1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: D18 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/17 |
Walter Saudners; Bluegrass Alliance demo1/4" 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, 19711/4" 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 al1/4" 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, 19631/4" 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, 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M4 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/22 |
Bill Clifton, Reject or Alternate masters1/4" 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 masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M6 6 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/24 |
Country Gentlemen, Mercury LP 2 masters1/4" 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 rejects1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M8 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/26 |
Poplin Family, rejected or alternate masters, 19651/4" 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 tape1/4" 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 11/4" 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 21/4" 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 31/4" 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 21/4" 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 dub1/4" 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 dub1/4" 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 dub1/4" 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 dub1/4" 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 dubs1/4" 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 dubs1/4" 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.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M29 13 tracks. Also known as the Laurel Mountain Boys. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/39 |
Poplin Family, dub1/4" 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 Wakefield1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M32 8 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/41 |
Ray and Ina Patterson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M33 21 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/42 |
Alice Foster and Hazel Dickens, mono mix-down masters1/4" 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, masters1/4" 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, master1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M40 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/45 |
Jim Case, master1/4" 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, masters1/4" 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, masters1/4" 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, masters1/4" 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 Wakefield1/4" 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, master1/4" 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 Kentuckians1/4" 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 takes1/4" 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 James1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M61 1 track |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/54 |
Stanley Brothers, dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M62 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/55 |
Stanley Brothers, dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M63 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/56 |
Tom Morgan, masters; Doris O'Donnell, masters1/4" 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 James1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M66 4 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/58 |
Skip James1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M67 9 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/59 |
Estelle Schoenfeld, master1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M68 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/60 |
Estelle Schoenfeld, master1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M69 7 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/61 |
Miscellaneous Glenmar, mono masters1/4" 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 19651/4" 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, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M74 3 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/64 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M75 9 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/65 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M76 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/66 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M77 4 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/67 |
Dorsey Dixon, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M78 8 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/68 |
Luke Gordon, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M79 2 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/69 |
Frank Dunsmore, Al Jones, mono and stereo masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M81 6 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/70 |
Jimmy Case, mono masters, Falls Church, Va.1/4" 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, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M83 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/72 |
Bill Clifton, session Dubs, 24 October 19661/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M84 5 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/73 |
Jimmy Case, masters1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: M85 6 tracks |
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Subseries 1.1.3 Central Series, 1938-1975 and undated.
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| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/74 |
Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 6 12 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/75 |
Monroe Brothers and Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 31 July 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 7 11 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/76 |
Lonesome River Boys; Pete Roberts Kuykendall1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 8 Includes: tracks from Grayson and Whitter (RCA 78 dubs), material by the Lonesome River Boys (Jack Tottle, John Kaparakis, Ric Churchill, Dick Stowe, Jim "Buck" Buchanan, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall), and additional Lonesome River Boys material and recordings by Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/77 |
Reno and Smiley, WRVA radio dubs; Jim and Jesse live at New River Ranch; Don Reno and Earl Scruggs at New River Ranch, 1954-19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 9 31 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/78 |
Bill Monroe, Grandpa Jones, and others at New River Ranch, 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 10 35 tracks. Includes: Bill Monroe, Charley Cline, Vassar Clements, Bobby Hicks, Earl Sexton, Sonny Miller, Bob Cummings, Cactus Bill and Deacon, Grandpa Jones, Red Murphy, Sam and Kirk McGee. Recorded 31 July 1955 and 8 May 1955. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/79 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio dubs; Mac Wiseman at New River Ranch, 22 April 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 11 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/80 |
Monroe Brothers and others at New River Ranch, 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 12 Includes: Earl Sexton, Uncle Alec, and Bobby Cummings, Bobby Cummings, Aunt Ola Bell, Sonny Miller, Cactus Bill and Deacon, Sonny Miller recorded 31 July 1955, and Monroe Brothers set from the New River Ranch on 8 May 1955 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/81 |
Miscellaneous "Blue" dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 13 Includes: Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis "The Caddy" promo spots; Friars Club Banquet (George Jessell, George Burns, Art Linkletter, Jerry Lewis, Jack Benny, and others); Chesterfield "Queens" promo; and Florence Chadwick interview. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/82 |
Miscellaneous Record dubs: Joe Cannonball Lewis, Bowes Brothers, Charlie Monroe, Blue Sky Boys, Dee Stone, Carter Family, Cryin' Ellen (Bayliss Rose), and Winston Holmes and Charlie Turner1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 17 21 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/83 |
Live recordings: Stanley Brothers and Carl Story, Rising Sun, Md.; Pete Roberts radio show on WFBR, 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 18 27 tracks. Includes: live recordings from the Stanley Brothers and Carl Story and Pete Roberts Radio Show (fall 1955) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/84 |
Record dubs from Joe Bussard: Sam and Kirk McGee, Cannon's Jug Stompers, Carter Family, Memphis Jug Band, William Price, Bill Monroe, Wright Brothers, Jimmy Janney and the Stoney Mountain Boys, the Red Heads, and Charlie Monroe1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 20 23 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/85 |
Record dubs from Joe Bussard: Carter Family, Blue Sky Boys, Mainers Mountaineers, and Monroe Brothers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 21 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/86 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Big Bill, Blind Blake, and Blind Lemon Jefferson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 23 6 tracks. Side A only. Includes: Big Bill, Blind Blake, and Blind Lemon Jefferson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/87 |
Red Allen, session dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 24 13 tracks. Includes duets with Frank Wakefield plus full band tracks with Allen, Wakefield, Ralph (Robbie) Robinson, Jim Cox, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/88 |
Record dubs: Buddy Boy Hawkins, Roy Harvey and Leonard Copeland, Dave McCarn, Uncle Dave Macon, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 25 20 tracks. Includes: Buddy Boy Hawkins, Roy Harvey and Leonard Copeland, Dave McCarn, and Uncle Dave Macon, and others |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/89 |
Carol Alt, Flatt and Scruggs, Don Owens, Stanley Brothers, and Carl Story at New River Ranch, 19591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 26 25 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/90 |
Flatt and Scruggs, personal appearances and WSM radio dubs, 1958-19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 27 Personal appearances recorded at Sunset Park in 1962 and at New River Ranch in Rising Sun, Md. on 16 September 1962; WSM radio dubs recorded in 1958 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/91 |
Bill Clifton, session dubs; Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 30 This audio recording contains ableist language in song lyrics performed roughly at the 20 minute mark of the recording. 18 tracks. Includes: Bill Clifton, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, Charlie Waller, Tom Gray, Paul Justive, Roy Justive, Mike Seeger, and Zeke Dawson. Tracks 5-8 recorded on 26 July 1965 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/92 |
Bill Clifton, session dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 31 12 tracks. Includes: Clifton, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, Tom Gray, Roy Justive, Paul Justive, Charley Waller, and Mike Seeger |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/93 |
Record dubs from Eugene Earle: Blue Sky Boys, J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Uncle Dave Macon, the Stoneman Family, and Frank Hutchison1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 32 32 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/94 |
Record dubs from John Edwards: Blue Sky Boys, Monroe Brothers, Mississippi John Hurt, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 33 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/95 |
Stanley Brothers, Shenandoah Valley Bowl, Edinburg, Va., 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 34 26 tracks. Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Doug Morrison |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/96 |
Stanley Brothers, personal appearances, 1957-19591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 35 26 tracks. Personal appearances recorded at Melody Ranch in 1957 and New River Ranch circa 1959. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/97 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Albert Smith, Fred Galliher, Hobart Smith, and Blind Willie Johnson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 36 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/98 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Wade Mainer, Zeke Morris, Delmore Brothers, Carter Family, Jimmie Rodgers, Chatman Brothers, Dixon Brothers, Mustard and Gravy, and the Rambling Duet1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 37 22 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/99 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Carter Family, Julian Johnson and Leon Hyatt, Rambling Duet (Frank Gerald and Howard Dixon), Delmore Brothers, Arthur Smith and the Dixie-Liners, Hall Brothers, and Walter Hurdt1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 38 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/100 |
Stanley Brothers, personal appearances; Osborne Brothers and Red Allen1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 40 20 tracks. Personal appearances recorded at the New River Ranch in Rising Sun, Md. circa 1959 and a hotel room in Bristol, Va. circa 1957. Also has one track by the Osborne Brothers and Red Allen (from MGM ALB #E3734). |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/101 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Bill Monroe, Bobby Grant, Buddy Boy Hawkins, King Solomon Hill, Big Bill Johnson, and Blind Willie Johnson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 41 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/102 |
Log Cabin Boys; Benny and Vallie Cain; Blue Ridge Mountain Boys, Warrenton, Va., 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 42 22 tracks. Includes: The Log Cabin Boys (Tom Morgan, Jim Sellman, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Paul Champion, Carl Nelson, Harper Kirby, Buddy Davis, Dan Conner), Benny and Vallie Cain, The Blue Ridge Mountain Boys (John Dufey, Sonny Johnson, Graham King), and Scotty Stoneman. Some recorded at the National County Music Contest in Warrenton, Va. in 1955. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/103 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Hall Brothers, Delmore Brothers, Carter Family, Bradley Kincaid, Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris, Leadbelly, and Uncle Dave Macon1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 43 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/104 |
Library of Congress record dubs: J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Arthur Smith Trio, Henry Whitter, Deford Bailey, the Allen Brothers, the Dixon Brothers, and Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 44 20 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/105 |
Record dubs from John Edwards: J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Leonard Stokes and George Morris, and Mississippi John Hurt1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 45 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/106 |
Record dubs from WARL: Jim Eanes, Barbara Pittman, Jack Adkins, Jamup and Honey, Bill Bailey, Esco Hankins, Webster Brothers, Stewart Family, Country All-Stars, Claude Boone, Hugh Ashley, Buddy Starcher, and Bud Messner and the Skyline Boys1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 46 23 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/107 |
Library of Congress record dubs: J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Arthur Smith Trio, Kelly Harrell, Cliff Carlisle, Buell Kazee, Bascom Lamar Lunsford, and Johnny and Albert Crockett1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 47 16 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/108 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Cliff Carlisle, Wade Mainer and his Little Smilin' Rangers, J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Wade Mainer and the Sons of the Mountaineers, Carter Family, Daddy John Love, "Dad" Crockett, Buell Kazee, Dixon Brothers, Jilson Setters, Charlie Lincoln, and Cliff Carlisle1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 48 21 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/109 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Mustard and Gravy, Carter Family, Jilson Setters, Dock Boggs, Buell Kazee, Wiley Zeke and Homer (The Smiling Rangers), J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Dixon Brothers, and the Arthur Smith Trio1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 49 19 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/110 |
Library of Congress record dubs: J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, B.F. Shelton, Oliver and Allen (the Blind Singers), Delmore Brothers, Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris, Wade Mainer and the Sons of the Mountaineers, and Arthur Smith1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 50 18 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/111 |
Flatt and Scruggs on WSM Radio, Nashville, Tenn.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 51 33 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/112 |
Osborne Brothers radio dubs; Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch, Rising Sun, Md., 1954-19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 52 31 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/113 |
Osborne Brothers and Red Allen, radio dubs from WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 53 45 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/114 |
Osborne Brothers and Red Allen, radio dubs from WWVA and personal appearances1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 54 Personal appearances recorded in Red Lion, Pa. on 29 June 1957 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/115 |
Record dubs from John Edwards: Buell Kazee and Uncle Dave Macon1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 55 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/116 |
Record dubs from John Edwards: Wade Mainer and Sons of the Mountaineers, Wade Mainer and Sons of the Mountaineers, Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris, and the Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 56 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/117 |
Lilly Brothers, dubs from wire recordings, circa 19491/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 57 44 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/118 |
Lilly Brothers, dubs from wire recordings, circa 1949; Flatt and Scruggs and John Lee Hooker on "Folk Scene", 1958; Jimmie Rodgers and the Country Gentlemen1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 58 27 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/119 |
Stanley Brothers, Antioch1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 59 29 tracks. Includes: Jimmy Martin |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/120 |
Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch, Rising Sun, Md.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 60 33 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/121 |
Record dubs from D. K. W.: Monroe Brothers, Charlie Monroe's Boys, Blue Sky Boys, the Rocky Mountain Boys, and Dee Stone and the Melody Hillbillies1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 61 Most likely dubs from D. K. Wilgus |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/122 |
Record dubs from D. K. W.: Morris Brothers, Red Raper and His Carolina Mountain Boys, John Tinsley and Fred Holland, the Gospel Twins, J. E. Mainer's Mountaineers, Wade Mainer and Sons of the Mountaineers, and Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 62 Most likely dubs from D. K. Wilgus |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/123 |
Master dubs: Ray and Ina Patterson, Hazel Dickens and Alice Foster (Alice Gerrard), Tom Morgan, and Red Allen and Frank Wakefield1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 66 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/124 |
The Country Gentlemen at the Shamrock Room, Falls Church, Va., circa 19591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 67 24 tracks. Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Tom Gray, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/125 |
The Country Gentlemen in New York City, N.Y., circa 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 68 16 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/126 |
The Country Gentlemen, dubs of masters and radio shows dubs, 1960-19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 69 29 tracks. Masters dubs recorded on 20 April 1960 and 19 March 1961. Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Jim Cox |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/127 |
The Country Gentlemen at the Shamrock Room, Falls Church, Va., 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 70 28 tracks. Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, Tom Gray, and Kenny Haddock |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/128 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WRC-TV dubs; John Fahey, Takoma dubs; The Country Gentlemen at the Shamrock Room, Falls Church, Va., 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 71 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/129 |
The Country Gentlemen, live in New York City, N.Y., circa 1959; The Country Gentlemen, session dubs for "Bluegrass at Carnegie Hall", 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 72 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/130 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Wade Mainer, Josh White, Golden Gate Quartet, Burl Ives, the Coon Creek Girls, and T.C. Willingham, Washington, D.C., circa 1940-19411/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 73 27 tracks. Includes dubs from rehearsal at Library of Congress for program on 20 December 1940 and dubs recorded after concert for President and Mrs. Roosevelt and the King and Queen of England circa 1941. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/131 |
Flatt and Scruggs, radio dubs, 1948-19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 76 28 tracks. Dubs mostly from WSM in Nashville, Tenn. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/132 |
Bill Monroe, WSM radio dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19471/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 77 Includes: Monroe, Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Chubby Wise, Howard Watts |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/133 |
The Country Boys, master cuts; The Country Boys live at the Ash Grove, 1961-1962; Bill and Charlie Monroe at Town Hall Party, circa 1954-19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 78 Includes: The Country Boys with Clarence White, LeRoy Mack, Roger Bush, Scott Hambly, Roland White, Billy Ray, and Bill and Charlie Monroe with Bobby Hicks and Vassar Clements |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/134 |
Bill Monroe, miscellaneous radio dubs, 1958-1961; Osborne Brothers and Red Allen, Hylo Brown, Flatt and Scruggs, and Stanley Brothers, New River Ranch, 1956-19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 79 Radio dubs include Bill Monroe performances from Brown County Jamboree on 13 April 1958 and from the Grand Ole Opry on 25 November 1961 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/135 |
Bill Monroe, WSM radio dubs, Nashville, Tenn., circa 1947-19481/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 80 29 tracks. Includes: Monroe, Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Chubby Wise, and Howard Watts |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/136 |
Bill Monroe with Lester Flatt, WSM radio dubs; Earl Scruggs with Chubby Wise and Cedric Rainwater, WSM radio dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 1946-19481/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 81 27 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/137 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19541/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 82 51 tracks. Includes: Benny Martin on fiddle on tracks 1-16 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/138 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 83 59 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/139 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 1955-19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 84 61 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/140 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 85 50 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/141 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 1955-19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 86 56 tracks. Includes: Curtis McPeake on banjo on 5 tracks and Donny Bryant on banjo on 12 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/142 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 1955-19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 87 Includes: Flatt without Scruggs, Donny Bryant on banjo on 20 tracks, and 12 tracks recorded at the Cold Springs School in Cold Springs, Tenn. on 30 May 1956 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/143 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 88 48 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/144 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn., 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 89 52 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/145 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WSM radio show dubs, Nashville, Tenn.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 90 53 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/146 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Pete Steele, Hamilton, Ohio, 19381/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 91 37 tracks. All tracks recorded by Alan Lomax on 29-30 March 1938. Also includes: Craig Steele, Mrs. Steele, and Justis Begley |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/147 |
Library of Congress record dubs: J.H. Howell, Dick Justice, Salty Holmes, Pinewood Tom, Philyaw Brothers, Dixon Brothers, Crowder Brothers, Piedmont Log Rollers, Hall Brothers, Delmore Brothers, and Blind Gary1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 92 22 tracks. Includes: The Log Cabin Boys (Tom Morgan, Jim Sellman, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Paul Champion, Carl Nelson, Harper Kirby, Buddy Davis, Dan Conner), Benny and Vallie Cain, The Blue Ridge Mountain Boys (John Dufey, Sonny Johnson, Graham King), and Scotty Stoneman. Some recorded at the National County Music Contest in Warrenton, Va. in 1955. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/148 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Pope's Arkansas Mountaineers, Alphus McFayden, Raney Vanvink, Lonnie McIntorsch, Leadbelly, the Carter Family, and the Delmore Brothers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 93 16 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/149 |
Library of Congress and A. F. S. record dubs: Philyaw Brothers, Bob Hartsell, Robert Hill, Bentley Boys, William McCoy, Callahan Brothers, Gwen Foster, Sonny Boy Nelson, John Estes, Pinewood Tom, Buddy Moss, Robert Hill, Blue Bill, West Virginia Night Owls, Blind Alfred Reed, and Uncle "Am" Stuart1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 94 22 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/150 |
Library of Congress record dubs: Callahan Brothers, Carter Family, Allen Brothers, Delmore Brothers, Dixon Brothers, Philyaw Brothers, Fiddlin' and John Carson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 95 18 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/151 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 99 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/152 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 100 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/153 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 101 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/154 |
Record dubs: Carter Family, Blue Sky Boys, and Ray and Ina Patterson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 102 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/155 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 103 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/156 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 104 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/157 |
Record dubs: Carter Family1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 105 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/158 |
Record dubs: Carter Family, Blue Sky Boys, Lilly Brothers, and Red Belcher1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 106 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/159 |
Ed Romaniuk's Visit with Sara Carter Bayes, Lockford, Calif., 1 August 1961; APS transcriptions at RCA Studios, New York, N.Y., 19361/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 108 Also present at Romaniuk’s visit with Sara Carter Bayes: Coy Bayes, Stella Bayes, Rose Wilson, and William Wilson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/160 |
Ed Romaniuk and Elsie Pryor, 13 March 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 109 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/161 |
Oak Leaf Park: Stanley Brothers, Bill Clifton, and Jim and Jesse, Luray, Va.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 110 22 tracks. Supporting musicians for Jim and Jesse include: Benny Sims and Allen Shelton |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/162 |
Oak Leaf: Stanley Brothers and Jim and Jesse, Luray, Va.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 111 24 tracks. Supporting musicians for Jim and Jesse include: Don McHan, Al Elliot, and Allen Shelton |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/163 |
Oak Leaf: Bill Monroe, Carter Stanley, Mac Wiseman, Jim and Jesse, and Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers, Luray, Va., 4 July 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 112 23 tracks. Supporting musicians include: Allen Shelton, Bobby Smith, Tony Ellis, Billy Baker, Bessie Mauldin, Don McHan, and Benny Sims |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/164 |
Oak Leaf: Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, and Tom Morgan and the Log Cabin Boys, Luray, Va., 4 July 1961; Floyd and Lloyd Armstrong dubs; Bill Monroe on the Grand Ole Opry, WSM radio dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 113 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/165 |
Record dubs: Blue Sky Boys1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 114 21 tracks |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/166 |
Bill Clifton Party: Stanley Brothers, Country Gentlemen, and Bill Clifton, Charlottesville, Va., March 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 115 Recorded at Bill Clifton's farm, Glen Echo |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/167 |
Bill Clifton Party: Country Gentlemen, Bill Clifton, Mike Seeger, John Cohen, Stanley Brothers, and Chuck Stripling, Charlottesville, Va., March 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 116 Recorded at Bill Clifton's farm, Glen Echo |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/168 |
Bill Clifton Party: Country Gentlemen, Bill Clifton, Mike Seeger, John Cohen, and Eddie Matherly, Charlottesville, Va., March 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 117 Recorded at Bill Clifton's farm, Glen Echo |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/169 |
Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers, circa 19591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 118 43 tracks from Jim Ludwig of Aurora, Ill. 4 different sessions that all include: Red Cravens, Nate Bray, and Harley Bray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/170 |
Miscellaneous West Coast bluegrass, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 120 38 tracks from Gerald Mills. Includes: four 1963 sets by the Golden State Boys (Hal Poindexter, Don Parmley, Vern Gosdin, Bobby Slone, Skip Conover, and Rex Gosdin). All tracks recorded at Cal's Corral in Huntington Park, Calif. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/171 |
Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys at Town Hall Party, 25-29 December 1955; Country Boys; Clarence White at Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., April 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 121 Includes: Bill Monroe with the Blue Grass Boys (Vassar Clements, Bobby Hicks, Joe Stewart, Bessie Mae Mauldin, and Arnold Terry), The Country Boys (Clarence White, Billy Ray, LeRoy Mack, Scott Hambly), Roger Bush; Mike Seeger, and Clarence White at Ash Grove, April 1962 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/172 |
The Kentucky Colonels at Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., April 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 122 Includes two sets from the Ash Grove, April 1962, and three home recordings. Includes: Clarence White, Billy Ray, Leroy Mack, Mike Seeger, Roger Bush, and Scott Hambly |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/173 |
Miscellaneous West Coast bluegrass, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 123 Side A recorded at the Bluegrass "Hoot" at the Ice House in Pasadena, Calif. on 1-2 September 1963 by G. Mills and features the Kentucky Colonels (Clarence White, Billy Ray, Bobby Slone, and Roger Bush) and the Crown Junction Stompers (Al Marion, Sandy Mosley, and John Lyon). Side B includes Richard and Jim (Richard Lockmiller, Jim Conner, and Steve Young) and the Pine Mountain Boys (Rich Conley, Herb Pedersen, Butch Waller, and Tommy Hollis) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/174 |
Miscellaneous West Coast bluegrass, 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 124 Side A recorded at the Bluegrass Hoot at the Ice House, Pasadena, Calif. on 1-2 September 1963 by G. Mills and features the Golden State Boys (Hal Poindexter, Don Parmley, Vern Gosdin, Skip Conover, and Rex Gosdin) and the Bluegrass Ramblers (Tom Kuehl, Herb Rice, Ronnie LaGrand, Red Ashley, Richard McHuen, and Eric LaBlank). Side B includes Glen Campbell with Hal Poindexter, Billy Ray, and Eric LaBlank |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/175 |
Golden State Boys at the El Camino College, Los Angeles, Calif., 26 February 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 125 11 tracks. Includes: Hal Poindexter, Don Parmley, Vern Gosdin, Bobby Slone, Skip Conover, and Rex Gosdin with emcee Hugh Cherry |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/176 |
Golden State Boys at the Saddle Club, Los Angeles, Calif., 21 October 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 126 38 tracks. Includes: Hal Poindexter, Don Parmley, Vern Gosdin, Bobby Slone, Skip Conover, Harry Kniss |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/177 |
Bill Monroe at the Brown County Jamboree, Bean Blossom, Ind., 19 September 1954; Buck Graves and Toby Stroud radio dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 127 30 tracks. Monroe recordings include: Monroe, Ed Mayfield, Charley Cline, and Gordon Terry. Last 4 tracks from unknown radio program and feature Buck Graves and Toby Stroud |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/178 |
Van and June Helms, Ed Ferris, and Pete Roberts Kuykendall at Cousin Nick's Restaurant, Washington, D.C., 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 128 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/179 |
Stanley Brothers at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 29 August 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 130 20 tracks. Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derek, Curly Lambert, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/180 |
Stanley Brothers at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 29 August 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 131 17 tracks. Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derek, Curly Lambert, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/181 |
Stanley Brothers at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 30 August 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 132 18 tracks. Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derek, Curly Lambert, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/182 |
Stanley Brothers at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 31 August 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 133 20 tracks. Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derek, Curly Lambert, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/183 |
Stanley Brothers at the Ash Grove, 31 August 1962; Stanley Brothers at Antioch College, 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 134 22 tracks. Ash Grove recordings includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derek, Curly Lambert, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/184 |
Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch, 1956; Bailey Brothers, WNOX radio dubs, 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 136 26 tracks. New River Ranch recording includes: Ralph Stanley, Bill Napier, Towser Murphy (Al Elliott), Pete Roberts Kuykendall. Bailey Brothers material recorded at the Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round on WNOX in Knoxville, Tenn. and includes: Charley Bailey, Danny Bailey, Larry Mathis, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Ray Adkins |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/185 |
Red Allen and Frank Wakefield, radio programs, 1963-19641/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 140 31 tracks. Includes: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Tom Morgan |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/186 |
Red Allen and Frank Wakefield, radio programs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 141 27 tracks. Includes: Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Tom Morgan |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/187 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Memphis Jug Band, Carolina Peanut Boys, Jolly Jug Band1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 144 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/188 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Blind Willie McTell, Steve Ledford and David Nicholson, Carolina Ramblers String Band, Mainer's Mountaineers, and Wade Mainer and the Sons of the Mountaineers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 145 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/189 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Little David (David Alexander), Black Ivory King (Dave Alexander), Allen Brothers, Pink Anderson and Simmie Dooley, and Armstrong Twins with Patsy1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 146 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/190 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Armstrong Twins, Kokomo Arnold, Emry Arthur, Gene Autry, and Charley Bailey1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 147 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/191 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Gene Autry, Blue Sky Boys, Sister O.M. Terrell, Shreveport Home Wreckers, Lottie Kimbrough, Uncle Dave Macon, Sam McGee, Delmore Brothers, Whitter-Hendley-Small, and Fisher Hendley and the Aristocratic Pigs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 148 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/192 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Charlie Lincoln, Lookout Mountain Revelers, Lulubelle and Scotty, Sam McGee, Kirk McGee, Brownie McGhee, Uncle Dave Macon, and Blind Willie McTell1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 149 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/193 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Kelly Harrell, Ed Harris, Roy Harvey, Leonard Copeland, Walter Hawkins, Grandpa Jones, and Little Hat Jones1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 150 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/194 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Gid Tanner, Uncle Bunt Stephens, Vern Dalhart, Eddie Powers, Riley Pickett, Martin and Roberts, Elzie Floyd, Al Craver, and Charlie Poole1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 151 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/195 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Lilly Brothers, Charlie Newman, Mississippi Sheiks, Blue Sky Boys, and Frank Hutchison1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 152 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/196 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Grant Brothers, Roosevelt Graves and Brother, Blind Roosevelt Graves, Blind Arthur Groom, G.B. Grayson, Roy Hall and his Blue Ridge Entertainers, and John Hammond1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 153 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/197 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Memphis Jug Band, Reverend Moses Mason, Lil McClintock, Memphis Minnie, Black Bob, Bill Settles, Miller's Merrymakers, Eddie Miller, and Charlie Poole with the North Carolina Ramblers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 154 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/198 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Beale Street Sheiks, Ed Bell, Lewis Black, Black Mountain Gang, Blue Sky Boys, Samantha Bumgarner, Eva Davis, Burnett and Rutherford, and Burnett and Ruttledge1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 155 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/199 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Burton and Bodine, Banjo Joe, Cannon's Jug Stompers, Cannon and Woods, Blind Mamie Forehand, Curley Fox, Freeney's Barn Dance Band, Blind Leroy Garnett, Georgia Browns1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 156 |
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Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Wade Mainer and the Sons of the Mountaineers, Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris, Guy Lumpkin and Eddie Mapp, and the Memphis Jug Band1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 157 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/201 |
Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Little Hat Jones, Buell Kazee, Eddie Kelly's Washboard Band, Kessinger Brothers, Lottie Kimbrough, Bela Lam and his Greene County Singers, and Willie Lane1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 158 |
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Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Georgia Browns, Georgia Cotton Pickers, Georgia Organ Grinders, Georgia Pine Boys, Georgia Yellow Hammers, Mae Glover, Irene Scruggs, and Grant Brothers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 159 |
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Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Leadbelly, Leake County Revelers, and Furry Lewis1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 160 |
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Record dubs from Dick Spottswood: Charlie Poole, Charlie Monroe, Kim and Nyland, Kelly Harrell, Buddy Moss, Al Craver, Callahan Brothers, and Luther and Robinson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 161 |
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Record dubs: Mainers, Daddy John Love, Morris Brothers, J. E. Mainer1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 162 |
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Record dubs: Blue Sky Boys, Lilly Brothers, and Mainer's1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 163 |
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Stanley Brothers, Bristol, Va., 24 March 1956; Flatt and Scruggs, Berkeley, Calif., 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 165 Also Includes a dub of an MGM single by Rebe and Rabe |
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Record dubs: Bluegrass on the West Coast1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 176 Includes: Carroll County Country Boys and the Redwood Canyon Ramblers live recording; Vern Williams, Neil Rosenberg, Uncle Dave Macon, and others |
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Record dubs: PVK 45 Ac-Da1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 182 |
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Record dubs: PVK 45 Do-Ja1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 183 |
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Record dubs: PVK 45 Ja-Mo1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 184 |
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Record dubs: PVK 45 Mo-Sm1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 185 |
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Record dubs: PVK 45 Sm-Yo1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 186 |
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Record dubs: PVK 33 1/3 miscellaneous artists1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 187 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Ac-AR1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 188 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Ar-Br1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 189 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Br-Cr1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 190 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Cr-De1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 191 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 De-Fu1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 192 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Fu-Gi1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 193 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Gl-He1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 194 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 He-Hu1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 195 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Hu-Le1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 196 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Le-Ma1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 197 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Ma-Mo1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 198 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Mo-Re and miscellaneous1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 199 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Re-Sl1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 200 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Sl-Su1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 201 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Sw-Wi1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 202 |
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Record dubs: PVK 78 Wi-Yo; 33 1/3 miscellaneous1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 203 |
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Miscellaneous record dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 204 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/232 |
Jim and Jesse, WEAR-TV dubs, Pensacola, Fla., 1958; Kelly Brothers and Monroe Brothers at Bean Blossom, 1 July 1956; Osborne Family and Jimmy Martin; King audition, Bluefield, W. Va., 1950, 1 July 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 205 |
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Record dubs from Marvin Hendrick: Hack Johnson on WRVA, Toby Stroud, Buck Graves1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 206 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/234 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 1, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 207 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/235 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 2, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 208 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Don Reno, Clyde Moody, Stanley Brothers (with George Shuffler), Red Smiley, and David Deese |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/236 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 3, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 209 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Includes: Red Smiley (with David Grisman), Reno and Smiley, Doc and Merle Watson, Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, and Don Reno |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/237 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 4, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 210 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Don Reno (with Sid Campbell, Ralph Stanley, Stanley Brothers (with George Shuffler), Doc Watson, Merle Watson, Benny Martin and Don Reno, Ronnie Reno, and banjo workshop |
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Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 5, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 211 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Ronnie Reno, Don Reno, Benny Martin, King Brothers, Stanley Brothers, Doc and Merle Watson, and Bill Monroe and Doc Watson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/239 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival [6], Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 212 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Doc Watson and Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Jimmy Martin, Clyde Moody, Red Smiley, and Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys (Lamar Grier, Jimmy Monroe, Peter Rowan, Gene Loewinger) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/240 |
Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 7, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 213 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Red Smiley and Bill Monroe, Bill Monroe, Jimmy Martin, and Larry Richardson |
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Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 8, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 214 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Jimmy Martin, Bill Monroe and Clyde Moody, Bill Monroe and the Stanley Brothers, Bill Monroe and Jim Eanes, Bill Monroe and Benny Martin, Bill Monroe and Mac Wiseman, Don Reno, Benny Martin, Mac Wiseman, Jimmy Martin and Bill Monroe |
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Roanoke Bluegrass Festival 9, Roanoke, Va., 3-5 September 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 215 Sub-master tapes. Recorded by Richard Drevo. Includes: Bill Monroe and Jimmy Martin, Stanley Brothers and Bill Monroe, Carter Stanley and Bill Monroe, and Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/243 |
Blue Sky Boys, concert at the University of Illinois 1, Urbana, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 216 |
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Blue Sky Boys, concert at the University of Illinois 2, Urbana, Ill., 17 October 19641/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 217 |
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Charley Bailey and the Osborne Brothers, Wheeling, W. Va., 1955; Bill Clifton, Luray, Va., 4 July 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 218 Bill Clifton recordings include: John Duffey, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Carl Nelson, Mike Seeger, and Roy Self |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/246 |
WGAY radio show dubs: Slim Morrison, Curley Smith, Buzz Busby, and Pete Kuykendall, Silver Springs, Md., 19541/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 219 |
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Ray and Ina Patterson1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 220 |
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John Hurt, dubs , circa 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 221 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/249 |
Skip James, dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 222 |
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Skip James, dubs, 16 December 1964; Archie Edwards, 1 July 1965; Skip James, John Hurt, and Archie Edwards1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 223 |
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Miscellaneous record dubs: Skip James, the Youngbloods, Robert Wilkins, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 224 |
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Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 1, 9 April 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 226 Includes: Jim Greer and the Mac-o-chee Valley Folks and Buzz Busy, Bill Emerson and the Bayou Boys with emcees Gary Henderson and Tom Reeder |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/253 |
Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 2, 9 April 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 227 Includes: Buzz Busby, Bill Emerson, Doc and Merle Watson, and the New River Boys with emcees Tom Reeder and Red Shipley |
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Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 3, 9 April 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 228 Includes: Doc Watson and Bill Monroe and the Country Gentlemen with emcees Red Shipley and Gary Henderson |
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Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 4, 9 April 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 229 Includes: the Country Gentlemen, Mac Wiseman (with Elinor Linder, Don Stover, and Tex Logan), Mike Seeger, Alice Foster (Alice Gerrard), and Hazel Dickens (with Lamar Grier and Tex Logan), and Roy Sykes with emcees Gary Henderson and Mike Seeger |
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Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 5, 9 April 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 230 Includes: Roy Sykes, George Winn and the Bluegrass Partners, and Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys with emcees Mike Seeger, Red Shipley, and Gary Henderson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/257 |
Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 6, 9 April 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 231 Includes: Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys and Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys with emcees Red Shipley and Tom Reeder |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/258 |
Carter Stanley Memorial Concert 7, 9 April 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 232 Includes: Bill Monroe, Mac Wiseman, and others |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/259 |
Reno and Smiley at New River Ranch, Rising Sun, Md., 2 October 19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 235 Also Includes: brief appearance from Ola Belle Reed and the New River Ranch Gang |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/260 |
Reno and Smiley at Shipp's Park, summer, 1956; Reno and Smiley at New River Ranch, 21 July 1957; Mac Wiseman at New River Ranch, 20 May 1956; Charlie Monroe at New River Ranch, 20 May 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 236 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/261 |
Flatt and Scruggs at New River Ranch, Rising Sun, Md., circa 1956-19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 237 Includes: Hylo Brown, Curtis Lee, Eddie Adcock, Kentucky Slim, Josh Graves, Buck Graves, and others. Also Includes 2 WSM radio dubs of Flatt and Scruggs. |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/262 |
WGAY radio show dubs, Silver Spring, Md., circa 1954; Flatt and Scruggs at New River Ranch, Rising Sun, Md., circa 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 238 WGAY recordings include: Buzz Busby, Pete Kuykendall, and Slim Morrison. Flatt and Scruggs material recorded at New River Ranch includes: Hylo Brown, Paul Warren, Josh "Buck" Graves, Kentucky Slim, and Curley Seckler |
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Flatt and Scruggs, Newburgh, N.Y., 5 January 1957; Flatt and Scruggs at Sunset Park, West Grove, Pa., 1957-19581/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 239 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/264 |
Jimmy Martin at Sunset Park, West Grove, Pa., April 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 240 Semi-edited. Includes: Martin, Paul Williams, J.D. Crowe, and John Darus |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/265 |
Lilly Brothers, Bill Keith, and Jim Rooney at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., circa 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 241 Includes: Everett Lilly, Bea Lilly, Don Stover, and Herb Hooven |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/266 |
Lilly Brothers at Hillbilly Ranch, Boston, Mass., 23 November 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 242 Recorded by Ronnie Alt and Gerald Mills. Includes: Everett Lilly, Bea Lilly, Don Stover, and Al Ross |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/267 |
The Lilly Brothers at Hillbilly Ranch, Boston, Mass., 23-24 November 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 243 Recorded by Ronnie Alt and Gerald Mills. Includes: Everett Lilly, Bea Lilly, Don Stover, and Al Ross |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/268 |
The Lilly Brothers at Hillbilly Ranch, Boston, Mass., 24 November 1963; Bill Monroe at Brown County Jamboree, Bean Blossom, Ind., 13 April 19581/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 244 Bill Monroe material includes: Monroe, Ed Mayfield, Kenny Baker, and Bob Johnson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/269 |
Event test pressings from Gerald Mills: Lilly Brothers, Al Hawkes, the Stone Mountain Boys, and Charlie Bailey1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 245 Includes: event test pressings by the Lilly Brothers, Al Hawkes, the Stone Mountain Boys, and Charlie Bailey; a Page recording by Red Belcher and the Lilly Brothers; and a Rich-R-Tone recording by the Bailey Brothers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/270 |
Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 246 Includes: Red Cravens, Nate Bray, Bob Bray, Jim Raines, and Francis Bray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/271 |
Red Cravens and the Bray Brothers at the University of Illinois, 1961 (continued), Urbana, Ill.; Kentucky Colonels at Skip Conover's house, Long Beach, CA, 28 December 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 247 Kentucky Colonels material recorded by Gerald Mills and includes: Clarence White, Roland White, Billy Ray, Bobby Slone, Skip Conover, Eric White, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/272 |
Reno and Smiley at New River Ranch, 1955; Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch; Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys at Sunset Park1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 248 |
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Bill Monroe at Bean Blossom, Bean Blossom Ind., 6 June 1963; Stanley Brothers; Flatt and Scruggs; Monroe Brothers at Town Hall Party, Los Angeles, Calif., 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 249 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/274 |
Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys at Sunset Park; The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen, WWVA radio dubs; Frank Wakefield and Red Allen, Gerdie's Folk City, New York City, N.Y., 22 September 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 250 Frank Wakefield and Red Allen material includes: Allen, Wakefield, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, and Tom Morgan |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/275 |
Bill Monroe at New York University, 8 February 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 251 Program continues from FT-20546/315 |
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Jimmy Martin at New River Ranch, 21 April 1957; Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 28 July 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 252 Jimmy Martin material includes: J.D. Crowe, Frank Wakefield, and Earl Sexton; Bill Monroe material includes: Del McCoury, Bill Keith, Billy Baker, and Bessie Lee Mauldin |
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Bill Monroe at New River Ranch (continued), 28 July 1963; Bill Keith and Jim Rooney on WHRB, Cambridge, Mass., 25 February 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 253 |
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Bill Monroe, Berkeley, Calif., 11 May 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 254 Includes: Del McCoury, Bill Keith, Kenny Baker, and Bessie Lee Mauldin |
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Bill Monroe at Bean Blossom (continued), Bean Blossom, Ind., 13 October 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 255 |
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Bill Monroe at Bean Blossom, Bean Blossom, Ind., 13 October 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 256 Includes: Del McCoury, Bill Keith, Joe Stuart, Bessie Lee Mauldin, and Birch Monroe |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/280 |
Bill Monroe, Detroit, Mich., 1966; Miscellaneous1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 257 Monroe material includes: Peter Rowan, Lamar Grier, and Richard Greene; Miscellaneous includes material by Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Tom Morgan, Buzz Busby, Bill Haney, Jim Buchanan, Bobby Thompson, Bill Harrell, Eddie Adcock, Nelson, Buck Graves, and Toby Stroud |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/281 |
Japanese Bluegrass Bands; Jim Eanes; Bill Monroe on WSM , 19661/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 258 Jim Eanes material includes: Roy Russell and Allen Shelton; Bill Monroe material includes: Richard Greene, Lamar Grier, Pete Rowan, and B. Spiker |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/282 |
The Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch, July 1955; Reno and Smiley1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 259 Stanley Brothers material includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Jim Williams, Doug Morrison, Lindy Clear |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/283 |
Benny and Vallie Cain, Stanley Brothers, and others at Shenandoah Valley Bowl, 3 June 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 260 Includes: Benny and Vallie Cain with Scott Stoneman and Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Bob Baker, Mike Seeger, Hazel Dickens, Bob Shanklin, and the Stanley Brothers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/284 |
Stanley Brothers at Shenandoah Valley Bowl, 3 June 1956; Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park, May 1958; Stanley Brothers at Shipp's Park, 8 July 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 261 Shenandoah Valley Bowl material includes Bill Napier and Chubby Anthony; Shipp's Park material includes Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Lindy Clear |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/285 |
Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch, circa 1957; Stanley Brothers at Silver Creek Ranch, September 1957; Stanley Brothers in Newark, 7 April 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 262 New River Ranch material includes: Ralph Mayo, Bill Napier, and Jack Cook; Silver Creek Ranch material includes: Bill Napier and Jack Cook; Newark material includes: Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Snuffy Jones |
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Stanley Brothers at Newark (continued), 7 April 1957; Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park, 20 May 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 263 Newark material includes: Snuffy Jones, Chubby Anthony, and Bill Napier; Sunset Park material includes Ezra Jones, Frank Wakefield, and Chubby Anthony |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/287 |
Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park (continued), 20 May 1957; Stanley Brothers at Melody Ranch, 16 April 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 264 Sunset Park material includes: Wakefield, Jones, and Anthony; Melody Ranch material includes: Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Lindy Clear (Cousin Mort) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/288 |
Stanley Brothers at Melody Ranch (continued), 16 April 1957; Stanley Brothers unknown concert and miscellaneous material, 1957-19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 265 Melody Ranch material includes Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Lindy Clear; Miscellaneous material includes WWVA track featuring Benny Williams and Bill Napier and two tracks from New River Ranch recorded 21 May 1961 |
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Stanley Brothers at Shipp's Park, 8 July 1956; Stanley Brothers at Silver Creek Ranch, September 1957; Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 266 Shipp's Park material includes: Curley Lambert, Chubby Anthony, and Lindy Clear; Silver Creek Ranch material includes Chubby Anthony and Curley Lambert; Sunset Park material includes: Ralph Mayo, Bill Napier, and Jack Cook |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/290 |
Stanley Brothers at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, 14 May 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 267 Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Curly Lambert, Ralph Mayo, and Lindy Clare |
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The Stanley Brothers at Antioch College (continued), Yellow Springs, Ohio, 14 May 1960; Tom Morgan recorded at Ben Adelman's, circa 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 268 Recording From Gerald Mills. Tom Morgan material includes: Frank Wakefield, Red Allen, Bill Emerson, Kenny Haddock, and Carl Nelson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/292 |
Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch , Rising Sun, Md. , 21 May 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 269 Includes: George Shuffler and Jack Cook |
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Stanley Brothers at New River Ranch (continued), 21 May 1961; Stanley Brothers at Oak Leaf Park, 28 May 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 270 New River Ranch material includes: George Shffler and Jack Cook |
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Stanley Brothers at Oak Leaf Park (continued), 28 May 1961; Osborne Brothers and Red Allen on WWVA1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 271 Oak Leaf Park material includes: George Shuffler and Tom Gray |
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Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park , West Grove, Pa., 22 May 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 272 Includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, George Shuffler, Pappy John Hall, and Carl Hawkins |
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Stanley Brothers at Sunset Park (continued), 22 May 1962; Stanley Brothers at Antioch College, 14 May 1960; Jimmy Martin, 8 May 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 273 Antioch College material includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Ralph Mayo, Curly Lambert, Lindy Clare; Jimmy Martin material includes: J.D. Crowe, Paul Williams, and others |
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Stanley Brothers in Berkeley, Calif. (continued), 21 September 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 274 |
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Stanley Brothers in Berkeley, Calif. (continued), 21 September 1962; The Kentucky Colonels at Ash Grove, April 1962; Party at the Dillards House, Los Angeles, Calif., May 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 275 Dillards' house party material includes: Bill Keith, Kenny Baker, Del McCoury, Clarence White, Roger Bush, Bob Yellin, Tracy Schwarz, Doug Dillard, Rod Dillard, Dean Webb, and Skip Conover |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/299 |
The Country Gentlemen at Bailey's Crossroads, Falls Church, Va., 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 276 Includes: Charlie Waller, John Dufey, Bill Emerson, Jim Cox, and John Hall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/300 |
The Country Gentlemen at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, spring 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 277 Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, and Tom Gray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/301 |
The Country Gentlemen at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, spring 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 278 |
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The Country Gentlemen at Oberlin College (continued), spring 1962; Flatt and Scruggs at Berkeley Community Theater, 16 June 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 279 Flatt and Scruggs material includes: Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Paul Warren, Buck Graves, Hylo Brown, and Jack Tullock |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/303 |
The Country Gentlemen at the Shamrock, 22 September 1962; John Duffey, Lucky Chatman and the Ozark Mountain Boys; Fonotone dub1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 280 Country Gentlemen material includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, and Tom Gray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/304 |
Country Gentlemen at Sons of Norway Hall, Brooklyn, N.Y., 7 October 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 281 Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, and Tom Gray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/305 |
Country Gentlemen at Sons of Norway Hall (continued), 7 October 1962; Country Gentlemen at Lafayette College, 30 March 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 282 Lafayette College material includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, and Tom Gray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/306 |
Country Gentlemen at Lafayette College (continued), Easton, Pa., 30 March 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 283 |
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Country Gentlemen and Bill Clifton at Central Plaza Hall, New York City, N.Y., 28 April 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 284 Includes: Charlie Waller, John Duffey, Eddie Adcock, Tom Grey, and Bill Clifton |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/308 |
Country Gentlemen and Bill Clifton at Central Plaza Hall (continued), 28 April 1963; The Stanley Brothers in Berkeley, Calif., 21 September 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 285 Berkeley, Calif. material includes: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley, Vernon Derick, and Curly Lambert |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/309 |
Osborne Brothers and Red Allen at New River Ranch, 30 June 1957; Louvin Brothers at New River Ranch, 29 April 1956; Reno and Smiley at New River Ranch, 15 April 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 286 Louvin Brothers material includes: Paul Yandell and George McCormick. Also includes material by Lee and Juanita Moore |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/310 |
Osborne Brothers and Red Allen at WWVA, circa 1957; Osborne Brothers and Jimmy Brown at Antioch College, 5 March 19601/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 287 Antioch material includes: Jimmy Brown and Benny Birchfield |
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Osborne Brothers and Jimmy Brown at Antioch College (continued), 5 March 1960; Osborne Brothers and Red Allen at Redman's Club, 29 June 1967; Osborne Brothers and Red Allen at New River Ranch, 30 June 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 288 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/312 |
Osborne Brothers at the Polish National Hall, 3 May 1963; The Kentucky Colonels at The Ash Grove, April 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 289 Osborne Brothers material includes: Bobby Osborne, Sonny Osborne, Benny Birchfield, and Johnny Haynes; The Kentucky Colonels material includes: Clarence White, Billy Ray, Leroy Mack, Mike Seeger, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/313 |
The Kentucky Colonels at the Ash Grove (continued), April 1962; Osborne Brothers and John Duffey, Luray Va., 30 May 1960; Ridgerunners, circa 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 290 Kentucky Colonels material includes: Mike Seeger, Clarence White, Billy Ray, Leroy Mack, Scott Hambly, and Roger Bush; Ridgerunners material includes: Al Ross, Greg Lasser, and Scott Hambly |
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The Kentucky Colonels at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 6 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 291 From Gerald Mills. Includes: Clarence White, Roland White, Scotty Stoneman, Billy Ray, Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/315 |
The Kentucky Colonels at the Ash Grove (continued), 6 April 1965; The Kentucky Colonels at the Ash Grove, February 1965; Bill Monroe at New York University, 8 February 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 292 Kentucky Colonels February 1965 material includes: Clarence White, Roland White, Scotty Stoneman, Billy Ray, and Roger Bush; Bill Monroe material includes: Jack Cook, Kenny Baker, Del McCoury, and Bessie Lee Mauldin |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/316 |
The Kentucky Colonels at Long Beach, Calif., 28 December 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 293 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/317 |
The Kentucky Colonels, rehearsal at Eric White's home in El Monte, Calif., 29 September 1963; Doc Watson private session at Ed Pearl's home in Los Angeles, Calif., spring 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 294 Kentucky Colonels material recorded by Gerald Mills and includes: Clarence White, Billy Ray, Bobby Slone, Skip Conover, and Roger Bush; Doc Watson material includes: Clarence White |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/318 |
Doc Watson private session at Ed Pearl's house (continued), spring 1963; Doc Watson and Clarence Ashley at the Ash Grove , 7 April 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 295 Private session material includes: Clarence White; Ash Grove material includes: Doc Watson, Clarence Ashley, and Clint Walker |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/319 |
Doc Watson at Blind Lemon's and New York University, October 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 296 Includes: Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton |
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Doc Watson at New York University (continued), October 19621/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 297 Includes: Doc Watson, Arnold Watson, and Gaither Carlton |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 6 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 298 |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 6 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 299 Includes: Al Ross |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 6 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 300 Includes: Al Ross |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/324 |
The Kentucky Colonels at Ash Grove, 5 February 1965; Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, 9-10 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 301 Kentucky Colonels material includes: Clarence White, Roland White, Billy Ray, Scotty Stoneman, and Roger Bush |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/325 |
Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 10-11 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 302 Includes: Al Ross |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 11 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 303 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/327 |
Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 13 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 304 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/328 |
Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 14 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 305 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/329 |
Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 15 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 306 |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 16 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 307 |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 17 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 308 |
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Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 13 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 309 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/333 |
Doc Watson at the Ash Grove, 17 April 1965; Bill Monroe and Doc Watson duets at the Ash Grove, 14 April 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 310 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/334 |
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson at the Ash Grove (continued), 14 April 1963; Blue Sky Boys live at the UCLA Folk Festival, 14-16 May 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 311 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/335 |
Miscellaneous record dubs: Fiddlin' Doc Roberts, Fiddlin' Jim Burke Bob Skiles Four Old Tuners, Uncle Dave Macon, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 312 Includes: Fiddlin' Doc Roberts, Fiddlin' Jim Burke Bob Skiles Four Old Tuners, Uncle Dave Macon, Oscar and Doc Harper, Fiddlin' Arthur Smith, Arthur Tanner, McGinty's Oklahoma Cowboy Band, Otto Gray, Bill Miller, Lester McFarland-Robert A. Garden, Mac and Bob, Bob Lester and Bud Green, McLaughlin's Old Time Melody Makers, Jimmie Davis, Cliff Carlisle, Bill Cox, Bill Cox and Cliff Hobbs, Harry McClintock, Graham Brothers, and Edward L. Crain |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/336 |
Miscellaneous record dubs: Stuart Hamblen, H.M. Barnes and his Blue Ridge Ramblers, East Texas Serenaders, Fort Worth Doughboys, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 313 Includes: Stuart Hamblen, H.M. Barnes and his Blue Ridge Ramblers, East Texas Serenaders, Fort Worth Doughboys, Bob Wills, Sleepy Johnson, W. T. Narmour, S. W. Smith, Luke Baldwin, Bill Cox-Cliff Hobbs, Bill Cox, Vance Knowles-Red Lay, Johnny Barfield, Bob Ferguson, John White, Obed Pickard, Martin and Roberts, Jesse Coat, Shelton Brothers and Curley Fox, Wilmer Watts and the Lonely Eagle, Kessinger Brothers, A.A. Gray and Seven Foot Dilly, Uncle George Green, Uncle George Green, Carroll County Ramblers, James Cole String Band, Bill Shores-Melvin Dupree, Smith's Garage Fiddle Band, Luke Highnight and the Ozark Strutters, Craver and Tanner, Martin Melody Boys |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/337 |
Miscellaneous record dubs: Darby and Tarlton, The Georgia Wildcats, Blind Jack Mathis, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 314 Includes: Darby and Tarlton, The Georgia Wildcats, Blind Jack Mathis, Fisher Hendley and his Aristocratic Pigs, Ray Brothers, Kessinger Brothers, Stone Mountain Trio, Hoke Rice and his Hoky Poky Boys, Doc Hopkins, Hank the Yodeling Ranger, and Denver Darling |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/338 |
The Kentucky Colonels at the Ash Grove, Los Angeles, Calif., 6 April 19651/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 315 Includes: Roland White, Clarence White, Billy Ray, Roger Bush, and Scott Stoneman |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/339 |
Jim and Jesse at Oak Leaf Park, Luray, Va.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 316 Includes: Jim McReynolds, Jesse McReynolds, Don McHan, Allen Shelton, Jim Buchanan, Joe Binglehead |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/340 |
Country Gentlemen at Watermelon Park; Bill Harrell and Earl Taylor at Watermelon Park; Frank Wakefield and Red Spurlock, Columbus, Ohio, circa 19581/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 317 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/341 |
Jimmy Martin at New River Ranch, circa 1957; Benny Martin with the Country Gentlemen at the Shamrock Room1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 318 Jimmy Martin material includes: Frank Wakefield and J.D. Crowe; Country Gentlemen material includes Kenny Haddock, Tom Gray, and Benny Martin |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/342 |
American Banjo take and alternate takes, 1956; The Kentucky Colonel's party, 14 December 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 319 Recorded by Mike Seeger for Folkways Records (FA 2314). American Banjo material includes: Wade Ward, Larry Richardson (Galax, Va., circa 1956), Donny Bryant (Arlington, Va., 1956), Stoneman Family (Charles Hotel, Hughesville, Md., 6 September 1956) Oren and Verl Jenkins (North Carolina), and Junie Scruggs (brother of Earl) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/343 |
The Kentucky Colonels party (continued), 14 December 1964; The Kentucky Colonels live at the Ash Grove, 25 September 1961; Jimmy Martin at New River Ranch, 27 April 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 320 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/344 |
Charlie Monroe at New River Ranch, May 1956; Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 13 May 19561/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 321 Bill Monroe material includes: Rudy Lyle, Bessie Lee Mauldin, Bobby Hicks, Joe Stuart, Yates Green, and Chick Stripling |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/345 |
Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 13 May 1956; Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 23 April 1956; Buzz Busby at New River Ranch, 20 May 1956; Undated session; Snuffy Jenkins at Fort Jackson Service Club, Fort Jackson, S.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 322 Bill Monroe material includes: Bobby Hicks, Yates Green, Don Reno, and Joe Stuart; Buzz Busby material includes Charlie Waller and Vance Truell. Also includes undated session with Smiley Hobbs, Pete Roberts Kuykendall, Tom Morgan, and Mike Seeger |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/346 |
Snuffy Jenkins at Fort Jackson Service Club (continued); Joe Stuart at New River Ranch, 23 September 1956; Oren Jenkins; Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 23 September 1956; Orel and Verl Jenkins, 1 October 1956; Wade Ward, Galax, Va.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 323 Joe Stuart material includes Pete Robert Kuykendall); Bill Monroe material includes Rudy Lyle |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/347 |
Doc Watson and Bill Monroe at the Ash Grove, 1963; Bill Monroe and Lamar Grier duets, 12 May 1963; Monroe Brothers; Reno and Smiley; Stanley Brothers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 324 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/348 |
DJ Convention: Tut Taylor, Harley Gabbard, Buck Graves, Del McCury, and others, 1966-19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 325 Includes: recordings of parties at Tut Taylor's room, Clarkston hotel. Includes: Tut Taylor, Harley Gabbard, Buck Graves, Del McCury, Roland White, Gloria Belle, Vassar Clements, Bobby Hicks, Randall Collins, Joe Green, G.W. Moore, Moon Norman, Allen Shelton, Bob Thompson, Herschel Sizemore, Red Rector, Vernon Derrick, and Bill Monroe. Also Includes: jam session at Vassar Clements's house in Tallahassee Fla. recorded 19-20 June 1966 with Vassar, Rual Yarbrough, Jake Landers. Also Includes: session at Rual Yarbrough's barber shop in Muscle Shoals, Ala. recorded 5 September 1966 with Rual Yarbrough, Vassar Clements Jake Landers, Herschel Sizemore, and Buddy Wemberly |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/349 |
Gary Henderson interviews Nitty Gritty Dirt Band about "Will the Circle Be Unbroken", Washington, D.C., December 19721/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 326 Recorded at the Cellar Door. Interviewees include: John McEuen, Jeff Hanna, and Les Thompson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/350 |
Bill Monroe with Tall Timber Boys, Seattle, Wash., 1967; Sons of the Pioneers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 327 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/351 |
Country Gentlemen and Benny Martin at Watermelon Park, Berryville, Va., 24 June 19611/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 328 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/352 |
Bill Emerson and Cliff Waldron, master dubs; Bob Baker and Pike County Boys, WBMD radio show, circa 19581/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 329 Emerson and Waldron material includes: John Duffey, Bill Baker, and Ed Ferris. Recording also includes: Russ Hooper and Kimball Blair |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/353 |
Grand Ole Opry: Red Foley, Rob Brassfield, Bill Monroe, and others, 17 June 1950; Grand Ole Opry: Red Foley, Rob Brassfield, Bill Monroe, and others, 28 October 19501/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 330 June show includes: Red Foley, Rob Brassfield, Bill Monroe (Jimmy Martin, Rudy Lyle, Vassar Clements, Joel Price), Milton Estes, Red Foley, Minnie Pearl, and Stringbean; October show includes: Red Foley, Rob Brassfield, Bill Monroe, Minnie Pearl, and Stringbean |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/354 |
Osborne Brothers and Red Allen, WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va., 17 August 19571/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 331 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/355 |
J.D. Crowe and The Kentucky Mountain Boys live at the Holiday Inn North, 22 March 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 332 Recorded by Kenneth S. Landreth, J.D. Crowe, Doyle Lawson, Jim Hatton, and Bob Slone |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/356 |
J.D. Crowe and The Kentucky Mountain Boys live at the Holiday Inn North, 19691/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 333 Recorded by Kenneth S. Landreth. J.D. Crowe, Bobby Morris, Red Allen, and Bob Slone |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/357 |
Dubs from Norm Carlson: Grand Ole Opry 1948 and radio acetates 1952-19551/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 334 Grand Ole Opry dubs include: Bill Monroe with Flatt and Scruggs, Bill Monroe with Don Reno and Jackie Phelps, Tommy Magnes, Bill Monroe with Birch Monroe; Radio acetates dubs from include: Old Dominion Barn Dance, Grand Ole Opry, and Flatt and Scruggs |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/358 |
Flatt and Scruggs, WRVA and WSM radio dubs, 1954-19591/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 335 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/359 |
Flatt and Scruggs at WCYB; Stanley Brothers at WCYB1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 336 Flatt and Scruggs material includes: Jim Shumate and Cedric Rainwater [Howard Watts]; Stanley Brothers material includes: Pee Wee Lambert and Leslie Keith |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/360 |
Stanley Brothers at WCYB (continued); Mac Wiseman at WCYB1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 337 Stanley Brothers material includes: Pee Wee Lambert and Leslie Keith; Mac Wiseman material includes: Ted Mullins and Ralph Mayo |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/361 |
Mac Wiseman at WCYB (continued); Curly King at WCYB1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 338 Mac Wiseman material includes: Ted Mullins and Ralph Mayo. Curly King material includes: Chubby Collier and Shorty Morris |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/362 |
Stanley Brothers and Blue Ridge Partners at WCYB, 1949-19521/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 339 Includes: Pee Wee Lambert and Bobby Sumner |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/363 |
NPR Folk Festival USA (Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival): Country Store, Hagerstown, Md.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 340 Includes: Bill Rawlings, Chris Stifel, Dick Smith, and Jimmy Gaudreau |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/364 |
NPR Folk Festival USA (Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival): Seldom Scene and the Lewis Family, Hagerstown, Md.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 341 Includes: interview with Bill Clifton, John Starling, John Duffey, Ben Eldridge, Tom Gray, and Mike Auldridge, Tomcat Reeder, Red Shipley, and Lewis Family (Roy Lewis Jr., Maggie Lewis, Polly Lewis, Janis Lewis, Wallace Lewis, and Travis Lewis) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/365 |
NPR Folk Festival USA (Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival): The Spirits of Bluegrass and Cliff Waldron and the New Shades of Grass, Hagerstown, Md.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 342 Includes: Robin Smith, Don Winbarger, John Hensley, Cliff Waldron, Bill Wheeler, Akira "John" Otsuka, Steve Wilson, Arthur Penn, and Dave Auldridge |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/366 |
NPR Folk Festival USA (Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival): Cliff Waldron and the New Shades of Grass and Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, Hagerstown, Md.1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 343 Stereo. [Likely an excerpt of Cliff Waldron and Ralph Stanley performances on the Folk Festival USA program's Indian Springs II episode. Cliff Waldron material continued from FT-20546/365. Ralph Stanley Includes: Keith Whitley, Curly Ray Cline, Jack Cooke, Ricky Lee |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/367 |
Tom Morgan, master dub, 18 May 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 344 Includes: Tom Morgan, Bill Emerson, Red Allen, Frank Wakefield, Carl Nelson, Kenny Haddock, and Pete Kuykendall |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/368 |
Reverend Robert Timothy Wilkins, A Part of My History and a few song samples, Arlington, Va., 1960-19641/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 345 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/369 |
Bluegrass Alliance at the 33rd National Folk Festival, Vienna, Va., 28 August 19711/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 346 Includes: Tony Rice, Lonnie Pearce, Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson, and Harry Shelor Jr. (Ebo Walker) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/370 |
Bean Blossom: Bill Monroe, Byron Berline, Butch Robbins, and others, Bean Blossom,Ind., 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 347 Includes: Bill Monroe, Byron Berline, Butch Robbins, Roland White, James Monroe, Red Allen, Ralph Stanley, Larry Sparks, Ray Goins, Curly Cline, Curly Lambert, Lewis Land, Mitchell Land, Williams, and Alan Munde |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/371 |
Doc Watson, Fred Price, and Clint Howard in Seattle, Wash. 1 , 1 December 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 348 Recorded by Phil Williams |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/372 |
Doc Watson, Fred Price, and Clint Howard in Seattle, Wash. 2 , 1 December 19671/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 349 Recorded by Phil Williams |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/373 |
The New Kentucky Colonels (The White Brothers) at Indian Springs, Hagerstown, Md., June 19731/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 350 Includes: Roland White, Clarence White, Eric White, Jack Hicks, John Kaparakis, and emcees: Red Shipley, Gary Henderson, and Ray Davis |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/374 |
Party: Auldridge, Eldridge, and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 352 Likely Mike Auldridge and Ben Eldridge of the Seldom Scene |
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Arrangement: Original order has been maintained.
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/375 |
Country Gentlemen; Harry and Jeanne West; Obray Ramsey; and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 1 Dubs of: Country Gentlemen, Harry and Jeanne West (Riverside LP 12-617), Obray Ramsey (Riverside LP 12-617), The Harvesters (Folkways 2406), Kirby Snow, Kirby Snow and Wade Ward, Neriah and Kenneth Benfield, Tom Paley, Woody Guthrie, Sonny Terry, and Cisco Houston, Rose Maddox with Don Reno and Bill Monroe ("Rose Maddox Sings Bluegrass"), and New Lost City Ramblers |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/376 |
Mac McGaha; Ronny Reno; John Palmer; and Reno and Smiley1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 2 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/377 |
Flatt and Scruggs; Bill Monroe; Red Allen; Pretty Polly; and others1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 3 Dubs of: Flatt and Scruggs, Bill Monroe (Columbia Harmony 7290), Red Allen (Diplomat 2601), Pretty Polly, Lonesome Pine Fiddlers (Diplomat 2601), Carl Story, Bill Harrell, and Red Allen |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/378 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 4 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/379 |
Mountain Folksong Concert1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 5 Includes dub of Palace M 720 release with Stanley Brothers, Hank Varney, Bob Miller, Clifton Henson, Carl Story, Roy Smiley and Red Barnes, Lowell Simpson, and Jimmy and Wayne Sanders; Also includes dub of Diplomat D-2601 release with the Stanley Brothers, Red Allen, and Vern and Ray |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/380 |
Chet Atkins, two RCA LPs1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 6 Dubs of RCA LPs LPM2175 ("The Other Chet Atkins") and LPM1197 ("Chet Atkins in Three Dimensions") |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/381 |
Jerry Barber's Apartment, Drunken Hoot, 15 February 19631/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 7 Includes: Clancy Brothers, Joan Baez, Cisco Houston, Peggy Seeger, and Bonny Dobson |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/382 |
New Lost City Ramblers; Bonnie Dobson; Lightnin' Hopkins; Brownie McGhee1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 8 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/383 |
The Weavers; Greenbriar Boys; Hedy West; David Gude; New Lost City Ramblers1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 9 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/384 |
Country Gentlemen, second and third sets at the Shamrock1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 10 Recorded by Jimmy McCeney. Includes: Bill Clifton, Russle Hooper, Mike Seeger, John Duffey, and Tom Grey |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/385 |
John Duffey, Charley Waller, and The Country Gentlemen, "Sing & Play Folk Songs & Bluegrass" dub1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 11 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/386 |
Bill Clifton, The Bluegrass Sound of Bill Clifton; Country Gentlemen, Bluegrass at Carnegie Hall dub1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 12 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/387 |
"Sound of Music" soundtrack dub; Charlie Byrd, "Jazz at the Showboat" dub; Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd, "Jazz Samba" dub; Reverend Gary Davis dub; Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 13 Dubs of commercial recordings: Sound of Music (Columbia KOS2020), Jazz at the Showboat (Offbeat Records OJ-3001), Getz/Byrd (Verve V8432), Gary Davis (Riverside RLP 12-611), Getz/Gilberto (Verve VG8545) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/388 |
Stanley Brothers live1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 15 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/389 |
Reno and Smiley, "Instrumentals and Ballads" dub; Stanley Brothers, "Sing the Songs they Like Best" dub1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 16 Dubs of commercial recordings: Reno and Smiley (King 579), Stanley Brothers (772) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/390 |
Flatt and Scruggs, "Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs and The Foggy Mountain Boys " dub1/4" Open Reel Audio Original number: 17 Dub of commercial recording: Mercury MG20542 |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/391 |
Kenny Baker, guitar dub1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/392 |
Floyd Busbin, demo1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/393 |
Carl Butler, demo for Bill Monroe1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/394 |
Country Gentlemen1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/395 |
Mrs. Harold Galloway, demo for Bill Monroe1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/396 |
Everett D. Hodges, demo for Bill Monroe1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/397 |
Joe Hudgins, demo1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/398 |
The Lost City Cats, demonstration tape1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/399 |
Jimmy Maynard and the Cumberland Mountain Boys1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/400 |
Bill Monroe at New River Ranch, 22 February 1967; Doc Watson1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/401 |
Bill Monroe, "Road of Life", dub master, Nashville, Tenn., 14 August 19741/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/402 |
Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys, "Bluegrass '77" stereo master tape 8, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/403 |
Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys, "Bluegrass '77" stereo master tape 16, 19771/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/404 |
Bill Monroe, Bradley Recording Studios tape1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/405 |
Bill and James Monroe, mono album, Nashville, Tenn., 31 July 19721/4" Open Reel Audio Material eventually released as "Father & Son" (MCA 310) |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/406 |
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson, Bluegrass at the White House, Washington, D.C., 7 August 19801/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/407 |
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson, Bluegrass at the White House, Washington, D.C., 7 August 19801/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/408 |
James Monroe, Sweet Marry and the Miles In Between, Benny1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/409 |
W.D. Reynolds, demos for Bill Monroe, Greenville, S.C.1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/410 |
Seldom Scene and Bill Monroe, Folk Festival USA, Hagerstown, Md., 19741/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/411 |
Shorty Shehan, tape for Bill Monroe1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/412 |
Stanley Brothers and Bill Monroe, 33 1/3 single dubs1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/413 |
Billy Starr demo1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/414 |
Joe Stuart interview, 19751/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/415 |
Second Annual Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 1, Cosby, Tenn., 2 July 19721/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Ralph Stanley, Goins Brothers, James Monroe, Ralph Lewis, Jim and Jesse. Bill Monroe, Goins Brothers, and Red Rector and Fred Smith |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/416 |
Second Annual Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 2, Cosby, Tenn., 2 July 19721/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Red Rector and Fred Smith, James Monroe, Birch and James Monroe, Don Reno and Bill Harrold, Don Reno and Bill Harrold, Jim and Jesse, Country Gentlemen, and Ralph Stanley |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/417 |
Second Annual Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 3, Cosby, Tenn., 2 July 19721/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Ralph Stanley, Lester Flatt, and Bill Monroe |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/418 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 1, Cosby, Tenn., 19731/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Knoxville Bluegrass Boys, Red Rector and Fred Smith, Bluegrass Tarheels, Hylo Brown, James Monroe and the Midnight Ramblers, as well as banjo, fiddle, and mandolin workshops |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/419 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 2, Cosby, Tenn., 30 June 19731/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Don Reno and Bill Harrold, Bluegrass Tarheels, Red and Fred, Ralph Lewis, Jim and Jesse, James Monroe, Jimmy Martin, and Ralph Stanley |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/420 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 1, Cosby, Tenn., 1 July 19761/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Birch Monroe, Bill Clifton and Red Rector, James Monroe, Outdoor Plumbing Company, Red Rector and Bill Clifton |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/421 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 2, Cosby, Tenn., 2 July 19761/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Birch Monroe, Piper Road String Band, Carl Sauceman, New Day String Band, James Monroe, and Bill Monroe |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/422 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 3, Cosby, Tenn., 2 July 19761/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Piper Road String Band, Outdoor Plumbling Company, Red Rector and Bill Clifton, Carl Sauceman, James Monroe, Ralph Lewis and Kids, and Bill Monroe |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/423 |
Cosby Tennessee Bluegrass Festival 6, Cosby, Tenn., 3 July 19761/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Jimmie Martin, Lewis Children, Bill Monroe, Harrold Austin, Ralph Stanley, Blue Denim, Bill Monroe, Harrold Austin, and Blue Denim |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/424 |
Record dubs PVK1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/425 |
Roanoke, Roanoke, Va., 19641/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Osborne Brothers, Larry Richardson, Bill Monroe, Kenny Baker, Don Reno, Red Smiley, Duck Austin, Richard Greene, Tater Tate, Billy Edwards, and Gene Burris |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/426 |
Roanoke, Roanoke, Va., 19641/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Bill Monroe, Carlton Haney, Benny Martin, Mike Seeger, and Ralph Rinzler |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/427 |
Willie Franklin, folk music program, Washington, D.C., 12 August 19641/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: John Dildine, Dick Spottswood, and Reverend Robert Wilkins |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/428 |
unidentified bluegrass group1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/429 |
unidentified festival recording, Roanoke, Va., 17 May 19051/4" Open Reel Audio Includes: Richard Greene, Del McCoury, Roger Sprung, Bill Monroe, Peter Rowan, and Lamar Grier |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/430 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/431 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/432 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/433 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio |
| SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20546/434 |
unidentified sound recording1/4" Open Reel Audio |
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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, 198512" 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, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Webb Pierce, Winters Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/3 |
Country Music Time 21, 2216" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Mimi Roman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/4 |
Country Music Time 25, 2616" Transcription Disc Includes: Roy Acuff, Mary Randolph |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/5 |
Country Music Time 53, 54, 1958-195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Flatt and Scruggs, Gordon Terry |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/6 |
Country Music Time 71, 72, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Mimi Roman, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/7 |
Country Music Time 77, 78, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/8 |
Country Music Time 81, 8216" Transcription Disc Includes: Webb Pierce, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/9 |
Country Music Time 83, 8416" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, George Morgan |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/10 |
Country Music Time 89, 9016" Transcription Disc Includes: Bobby Sykes, Ray Price |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/11 |
Country Music Time 93, 94, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Webb Pierce |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/12 |
Country Music Time 95, 96, 196016" Transcription Disc Includes: Mimi Roman, Jim Reeves |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/13 |
Country Music Time 97, 9816" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/14 |
Country Music Time 99, 100, 1959-196016" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Floyd Tillman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/15 |
Country Music Time 101, 10216" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Faron Youn |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/16 |
Country Music Time 105, 10616" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/17 |
Country Music Time 107, 10816" Transcription Disc Includes: Ray Price, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/18 |
Country Music Time 109, 11016" Transcription Disc Includes: Johnny and Jack, Kitty Wells |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/19 |
Country Music Time 111, 112, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Mac Wiseman, Jim Reeves |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/20 |
Country Music Time 113, 114, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: The Carters (June, Helen, Maybelle, with Chet Atkins), Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/21 |
Country Music Time 119, 120, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Louvin Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/22 |
Country Style USA 1, 216" Transcription Disc Includes: Grandpa Jones, Ernest Tubb |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/23 |
Country Style USA 3, 416" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Snow, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/24 |
Country Style USA 47, 48, 195616" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Carl Smith |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/25 |
Country Style USA 53, 54, 1956-195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Jimmy Dickens, Flatt and Scruggs |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/26 |
Country Style USA 59, 60, 195616" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Johnny Cash |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/27 |
Country Style USA 73, 74, 15 June 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Carl Smith, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/28 |
Country Style USA 75, 76, 13 April 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Maddox Brothers and Rose |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/29 |
Country Style USA 77, 78, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Snow, Cowboy Copas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/30 |
Country Style USA 79, 80, 26 April 197916" Transcription Disc Includes: George Jones, Ernest Tubb |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/31 |
Country Style USA 81, 82, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Lonzo and Oscar |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/32 |
Country Style USA 87, 88, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: George Morgan, Louvin Brother |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/33 |
Country Style USA 93, 94, 1957 24 August 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper, Porter Wagoner |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/34 |
Country Style USA 95, 96, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Odie and Jody, Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/35 |
Country Style USA 105, 106, 8 June 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Hawkshaw Hawkins, The Jordanaires |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/36 |
Country Style USA 109, 110, 195716" Transcription Disc Includes: Louvin Brothers, Carlisles |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/37 |
Country Style USA 117, 118, 1959 8 February 195916" 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 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Johnny and Jack, Marty Robbins |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/39 |
Country Style USA 153, 154, 23 July 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Porter Wagoner, Kitty Wells |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/40 |
Country Style USA 155, 156, 10 May 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Johnny and Jack |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/41 |
Country Style USA 157, 15816" Transcription Disc Includes: Don Gibson, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/42 |
Country Style USA 161, 16216" Transcription Disc Includes: Wilburn Brothers, Benny Martin |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/43 |
Country Style USA 163, 164, 195816" Transcription Disc Includes: Marty Robbins, Ray Price |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/44 |
Country Style USA 167, 168, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Cowboy Copas, Glenn Douglas |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/45 |
Country Style USA 169, 170, 196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Benny Martin, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/46 |
Country Style USA 183, 184, 1959 16 May 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Faron Young, Wilburn Brothers |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/47 |
Country Style USA 185, 186, 1957-196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Hank Fort, Webb Pierce |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/48 |
Country Style USA 187, 188, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Ferlin Husky, Don Gibson |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/49 |
Country Style USA 189, 190, 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Eddy Arnold |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/50 |
Country Style USA 197, 198, 25 June 195916" Transcription Disc Includes: Roy Drusky, Hank Snow |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/51 |
Country Style USA 199, 200, 1959-196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Faron Young, George Morgan |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/52 |
Country Style USA 201, 202, 20 August 196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Jimmy Newman, Mac Wiseman |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/53 |
Country Style USA 209, 210, 1960-196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Ted Harris, the Jordanaires |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/54 |
Country Style USA 213, 214, 196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Mac Wiseman, Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/55 |
Country Style USA 217, 218, 1959-196016" Transcription Disc Includes: Stoney Cooper, Faron Young |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/56 |
The George Hamilton IV Show 1, 2, 3, 4, 196016" 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, 1960-196116" Transcription Disc Includes: Jim Reeves, Faron Young, Elton Britt, Ferlin Husky |
| Transcription Disc TR-20546/58 |
Leatherneck Jamboree 24, 25, 195816" 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, 195716" 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, 195716" 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, 4216" 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, 4416" 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, 4616" 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, 4816" 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, 5016" 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, 5216" 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, 5416" 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, 5616" 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, 5816" 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, 6016" 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, 6216" 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, 6416" 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, 6616" 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, 6816" 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, 7016" 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, 7216" 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, 196116" 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, 7616" 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, 7816" 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, 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, 8216" 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, 8416" 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, 8616" 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, 8816" 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, 9016" 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, 9216" 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, 9416" 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, 9616" 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, 196016" 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, 10416" 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 Service16" 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, 196116" 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, 1961-196216" 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.
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/1 |
Mel Price Show, series 2, episodes 1-616" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/2 |
Mel Price Show, series 2, episodes 1-616" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/3 |
Country Gentlemen, demo acetate12" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/4 |
The Franklin Brothers, WARL acetate, Arlington, Va.12" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/5 |
Mrs. James M. Jones, Nashville, Ind., 8 April 195012" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/6 |
Tom Morgan, "Do You Wonder", "Fiddlin' Bill"10" Instantaneous Disc "Do You Wonder" includes: Pete Roberts [Kuykendall], Tom Morgan, Ray Mills, Pete Roberts, Bill Offenbacher, Buddy Davis. "Fiddlin' Bill" includes: Tom Morgan, Ray Mills, Paul Champion, Bill Offenbacher, Buddy Davis |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/7 |
Tom Morgan, "Handy Man"10" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/8 |
Jerry Stuart and Pete Kuykendall, 195810" Instantaneous Disc |
| Instantaneous Disc FD-20546/9 |
Pete Roberts [Kuykendall] and Bill Offenbacher, "Train '45"10" Instantaneous Disc |
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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).
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/1 |
Presentation to Roy Acuff at Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tenn., 10 June 1983Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/2 |
Eddie Adcock interview 1, 8 February 1975Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/3 |
Eddie Adcock interview 2, 8 February 1975Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/4 |
Curly Ray Cline interview 1Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/5 |
Curly Ray Cline interview 2Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/6 |
Jim Eanes interview, 14 May 1972Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/7 |
Bill Emerson interview, 10 April 1984Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/8 |
Lester Flatt interview with Pete Kuykendall, Culpepper, Va., 14 July 1970Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/9 |
Bill Harrell interview, 12 May 1971Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/10 |
Enos Johnson interview, , October 1990Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/11 |
Lewis Family interviewAudiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/12 |
Jimmy Martin interview 2, 1 June 1979Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/13 |
Jimmy Martin interview 3, 1 June 1979Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/14 |
Jimmy Martin interview, , January 1995Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/15 |
interviews: Joe Meadows, Buddy Griffin, Paul Warren, Bean Blossom, Ind., 19 June 1976Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/16 |
Bill Monroe interview 1, West Grove, Pa., 29 September 1968Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/17 |
Bill Monroe interview 2, West Grove, Pa., 29 September 1968Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/18 |
James Monroe interview, 9 March 1973Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/19 |
Charlie Moore interview at Ruby's Restaurant, Lorton, Va., 27 October 1972Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/20 |
Paul Morrissey interview, 10 April 1979Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/21 |
Don Reno interview 1Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/22 |
Don Reno interview 2Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/23 |
Toby Stroud interview, 11 October 1980Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/24 |
Red Smiley interview, 7 May 1971Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/25 |
Country Radio Seminar: Growth Through Sharing Since 1970, Nashville, Tenn., 1989Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/26 |
World Of Bluegrass, Owensboro, Ky., 23-29 September 1991Audiocassette |
| SFC Audio Cassette FS-20546/27 |
World Of Bluegrass, Owensboro, Ky., 21 -27 September 1992Audiocassette |
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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.
| Videotape VT-20546/1 |
Music From Our Land, 14 June 19682" open reel video Includes: Macon, Rodgers, and Loudermilk |
| Videotape VT-20546/2 |
Rainbow Quest: Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten, 21 April 19702" open reel video |
| Videotape VT-20546/3 |
Rainbow Quest: Mississippi John Hurt, 19 May 19662" open reel video Digitized media has been edited for content or length. |
| Videotape VT-20546/4 |
Rainbow Quest: Stanley Brothers and Cousin Emmy, 25 February 19662" open reel video |
| Videotape VT-20546/5 |
Sounds of Summer Excerpt: Smoky Mountain Folk Festival, Gatlinburg, Tenn., 19692" open reel video Includes: Bill Monroe, Red Rector, Alice Gerrard, and Hazel Dickens |
| Film F-20546/1 |
Mississippi John Hurt, Washington, D.C., March 14, 196516mm motion picture film 400 feet black and white ; silent |
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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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