Thirty Years of Bluegrass

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Tracklist

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1▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Artist	Length
A1	How Mountain Girls Can Love recording of: How Mountain Girls Can Love lyricist and composer: Ruby Rakes	The Stanley Brothers	2:05
A2	Roll in My Sweet Baby’s Arms recorded in: Tampa, Florida, United States (on 1950-10-20) banjo: Earl Scruggs (on 1950-10-20) double bass [string bass]: Jody Rainwater (on 1950-10-20) fiddle: Benny Sims (on 1950-10-20) guitar: Lester Flatt (on 1950-10-20) mandolin: Curly Seckler (on 1950-10-20) vocals: Lester Flatt (on 1950-10-20), Earl Scruggs (on 1950-10-20) and Curly Seckler (on 1950-10-20) cover recording of: Roll in My Sweet Baby’s Arms (on 1950-10-20) writer: [traditional]	Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs	2:35
A3	Salty Dog recording of: Old Salty Dog Blues composer: Wiley Morris and Zeke Morris	Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs	2:26
A4	I Know You’re Married recording of: I Know You’re Married but I Love You Still writer: Mack Magaha and Don Reno	Reno and Smiley	2:33
A5	I Wouldn’t Change You If I Could recording of: I Wouldn’t Change You if I Could lyricist and composer: Arthur Q. Smith	Reno and Smiley	2:13
A6	Freedom Bell recording of: New Freedom Bell lyricist and composer: Normal Louise Williams publisher: Fort Knox Music Inc. and Trio Music Company	The Country Gentlemen	2:26
A7	The Girl in the Blue Velvet Band recording of: The Girl in the Blue Velvet Band writer: Cliff Carlisle and Mel Foree	Hylo Brown	2:05
A8	Blue Eyed Darling banjo: Charlie Cline (on 1951-08-27) double bass: Ralph Guenther (on 1951-08-27) fiddle: “Curly” Ray Cline (on 1951-08-27) guitar and lead vocals: Jimmy Martin (on 1951-08-27) mandolin and tenor vocals: Bob Osborne (on 1951-08-27) recorded at: King Studios in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (on 1951-08-27) recording of: Blue Eyed Darling writer: Jimmy Martin and Bobby Osborne	Jimmy Martin & Bob Osborne	2:15
B1	Rank Strangers recording of: Rank Strangers to Me lyricist and composer: Albert E. Brumley publisher: Stamps-Baxter Music	The Stanley Brothers	3:05
B2	Talking Fiddle Blues	Scotty Stoneman With The Kentucky Colonels	3:03
B3	Orange Blossom Special recording of: Orange Blossom Special lyricist and composer: Ervin Rouse publisher: Glanco Music and MCA Music	Benny Martin	2:23
B4	Cotton Eyed Joe recording of: Cotton‐Eyed Joe (traditional song) lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 942)	Tommy Jackson	1:48
B5	Pardon Me recording of: Pardon Me writer: Jesse McReynolds and Jim McReynolds publisher: Fort Knox Music and Trio Music Company	Jim and Jesse	2:11
B6	Blue Ridge Mountain Blues engineer: Selby Coffeen producer: Bill Clifton banjo and tenor vocals: Johnny Clark (in 1957-11) double bass [bass]: Junior Huskey (in 1957-11) fiddle: Tommy Jackson (in 1957-11) guitar and lead vocals: Bill Clifton (in 1957-11) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Jimmy Self (in 1957-11) mandolin: Curley Lambert (in 1957-11) recorded at: RCA Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (in 1957-11) recording of: Blue Ridge Mountain Blues (in 1957-11) lyricist and composer: Cliff Hess previously attributed to: Bill Clifton and Bill Monroe	Bill Clifton	2:23
B7	I Still Write Your Name in the Sand recording of: I’ll Still Write Your Name in the Sand lyricist and composer: Buddy Starcher	Mac Wiseman	2:37
B8	Banjo Whiz	Bill Emerson	1:24

2▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Artist	Length
C1	Bending the Strings banjo: Allen Shelton (in 1957-11) double bass [bass]: Arnold Terry (in 1957-11) fiddle: Roy Russell (in 1957-11) guitar: Jim Eanes (in 1957-11) recorded at: Radio Station WHEE in Martinsville, Virginia, United States (in 1957-11) recording of: Bending the Strings composer: Jim Eanes and Allen Shelton	Allen Shelton	1:50
C2	She’s Just a Cute Thing banjo and baritone vocals: Charlie Cline (on 1951-08-27) double bass: Ralph Guenther (on 1951-08-27) fiddle: “Curly” Ray Cline (on 1951-08-27) guitar and lead vocals: Jimmy Martin (on 1951-08-27) mandolin and tenor vocals: Bob Osborne (on 1951-08-27) recorded at: King Studios in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (on 1951-08-27) recording of: She's Just a Cute Thing (on 1951-08-27) writer: Jimmy Martin and Bobby Osborne	Jimmy Martin & Bob Osborne	2:42
C3	Beautiful Blue Eyes	Henry “Red” Allen	2:29
C4	Lonesome Fiddle Blues recording of: Lonesome Fiddle Blues composer: Vassar Clements	New Grass Revival	7:02
C5	Dreaming	Kentucky Travelers	1:47
C6	Old Rattler recording of: Old Rattler lyricist: [traditional] and Grandpa Jones composer: [traditional]	Grandpa Jones	2:45
D1	Eatin’ Out of Your Hand recording of: Eatin’ Out of Your Hand writer: Bill Harrell and Hope Harlow	Bill Harrell	2:11
D2	Log Cabin in the Lane banjo: Allen Shelton (in 1959-07) double bass [bass]: Cliff Ragsdale (in 1959-07) fiddle: Roy Russell (in 1959-07) guitar and lead vocals: Jim Eanes (in 1959-07) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Arnold Terry (in 1959-07) recorded at: Radio Station WHEE in Martinsville, Virginia, United States (in 1959-07) recording of: The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane (in 1959-07) writer: William Shakespeare Hays (in 1871) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 2473)	Jim Eanes	2:53
D3	Barnyard Banjo Pickin’	Stringbean	2:17
D4	Wreck of Number Nine recording of: The Wreck of the Number Nine lyricist and composer: Carson Robison	The Stoneman Family	2:55
D5	Willow Garden recording of: Down in the Willow Garden writer: [traditional] composer: Charlie Monroe arrangement of: The Willow Garden	Charlie Monroe	2:22
D6	Truck Drivers’ Queen	Moore & Napier	2:06
D7	Me and the Juke Box recording of: Me and the Juke Box writer: Buzz Busby and Cindy Davis	Leon Morris & Buzz Busby	1:54
D8	Paul and Silas recording of: Paul and Silas lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: The Master Book of American Folk Song (number: 1331)	Carl Story	1:52

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