Bluegrass Number 1’s

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Tracklist

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#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Lonesome Wind Blues banjo: Marc Pruett bass and other vocals [harmony vocals]: Darrin Vincent fiddle: Ron Stewart guitar: Bryan Sutton mandolin and lead vocals: Rhonda Vincent cover recording of: Lonesome Wind Blues lyricist and composer: Wayne Raney publisher: Knox Music, Inc.	Rhonda Vincent	3:03
2	We’re Steppin’ Out Tonight engineer: David Ferguson and Mark Howard producer: Bobby Hicks and Traci Todd banjo: Rob McCoury (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) double bass [acoustic bass]: Mark Fain (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) fiddle: Bobby Hicks (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) guitar [lead & rhythm guitars]: Bryan Sutton (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) guitar [rhythm guitar]: Del McCoury (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) mandolin: Ronnie McCoury (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) vocals: Del McCoury (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) recorded at: Eleven-O-Three Studio in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) recording of: We’re Steppin’ Out Tonight (from 1996-12 until 1997-06) lyricist and composer: Billy Wallace	Bobby Hicks & Del McCoury	3:29
3	Who Will Watch the Home Place? recording engineer: Tom Size producer: Laurie Lewis and Mike Marshall double bass [bass]: Cary Black fiddle: Laurie Lewis guitar: Peter McLaughlin mandolin: Tom Rozum vocals: Cary Black, Laurie Lewis, Peter McLaughlin and Tom Rozum recorded at: Tomland Studios in Pacheco, California, United States recording of: Who Will Watch the Home Place lyricist and composer: Kate Long	Laurie Lewis	5:27
4	Thirty Years of Farming recording of: Thirty Years of Farming lyricist and composer: Fred Eaglesmith	James King	4:29
5	New Fool recording of: New Fool lyricist and composer: Sidney Cox	Alison Krauss & Union Station	2:50
6	Waiting for You engineer: Steve Chandler producer: J.D. Crowe banjo and baritone vocals: J.D. Crowe bass: Curt Chapman fiddle: Randy Howard guitar and lead vocals: Richard Bennett mandolin and tenor vocals: Don Rigsby resonator guitar [dobro]: Phil Leadbetter recording of: Waiting for You writer: Richard Bennett and Curt Chapman	J.D. Crowe and the New South	2:49
7	The Bramble and the Rose cover recording of: The Bramble and the Rose lyricist and composer: Barbara Keith	Lynn Morris Band	3:02
8	Riding the Danville Pike recording of: Riding the Danville Pike lyricist and composer: Wayne Taylor publisher: Forty WAT Music	Blue Highway	2:09
9	Is the Grass Any Bluer recording of: Is the Grass Any Bluer writer: Cory Batten, Buck Moore and Troy Seals	Rhonda Vincent	2:46
10	Carry Me Across the Mountain producer and mixer: Tim Austin and Dan Tyminski banjo: Ron Block bass: Barry Bales fiddle and tenor vocals: Alison Krauss guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Dan Tyminski mandolin: Adam Steffey resonator guitar [Dobro]: Jerry Douglas recorded at and mixed at: Doobie Shea Studios in Franklin County, Virginia, United States recording of: Carry Me Across the Mountain writer: John Pennell, Billy Smith and Jeff White publisher: Bats and Crows, Shiroisan Music, Sony/ATV Tree Publishing and William Franklin Publishing Co	Dan Tyminski	2:34
11	Bed by the Window recording engineer and mixer: Steve Chandler producer: Ken Irwin double bass [bass]: Jason Moore fiddle: Bobby Hicks guitar: James King and Adam Poindexter guitar [lead guitar] and mandolin: Kevin Prater lead vocals: James King vocals: Kevin Prater recorded at and mixed at: Hilltop Recording Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, United States cover recording of: Bed by the Window writer: Rob Crosby and Marnie L. Wilson recording of: Bed by the Window writer: Rob Crosby and Marnie L. Wilson	James King	4:58
12	Duncan & Brady (He’s Been on the Job Too Long) banjo and baritone vocals: Tom Adams double bass [bass]: Earl Yager fiddle: Eddie Stubbs guitar and tenor vocals: Dudley Connell mandolin: David McLaughlin lead vocals: Dudley Connell and David McLaughlin recording of: Duncan and Brady writer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 4177)	The Johnson Mountain Boys	3:19
13	Mama’s Hand double bass [bass]: Marshall Wilborn fiddle [harmony fiddle]: Warren Blair guest fiddle: Stuart Duncan guitar [lead guitar]: David McLaughlin guitar [rhythm guitar] and lead vocals: Lynn Morris guest background vocals [harmony vocals]: Suzanne Cox cover recording of: Mama's Hand lyricist and composer: Hazel Dickens recording of: Mama's Hand lyricist and composer: Hazel Dickens	Lynn Morris	4:12
14	Grapes on the Vine banjo: Bill Emerson bass [acoustic bass]: Ron Rice fiddle and viola: Rickie Simpkins guitar: Tony Rice and Wyatt Rice mandolin: Larry Rice resonator guitar [dobro]: Jerry Douglas and Frank Poindexter vocals: Bill Emerson, Larry Rice and Tony Rice cover recording of: Grapes on the Vine lyricist and composer: Steve Gillette (in 1983) and Charles John Quarto (in 1983)	The Rice Brothers	3:15
15	Tall Pines additional recording engineer: Dave Wellhausen recording engineer: Tom Size banjo: Craig Smith double bass [string bass]: Todd Phillips fiddle and lead vocals: Laurie Lewis guitar [rhythm guitar]: Mary Gibbons mandolin: Tom Rozum background vocals [harmony vocals]: Mary Gibbons and Tom Rozum additionally recorded at: Dave Wellhausen Studios in San Francisco, California, United States and Tomland Studios in Pacheco, California, United States recorded at: The Music Annex in Menlo Park, California, United States cover recording of: Tall Pines lyricist and composer: Damon Black	Laurie Lewis	3:17
16	The Cold Hard Facts producer: Jerry Douglas and Ronnie McCoury banjo: Rob McCoury double bass [bass]: Mike Bub fiddle: Jason Carter guitar and lead vocals: Del McCoury mandolin: Ronnie McCoury resonator guitar [dobro]: Jerry Douglas recording of: The Cold Hard Facts writer: Ronnie McCoury and Jeff White	The Del McCoury Band	2:46
17	So Long, So Wrong banjo and tenor vocals [low tenor]: Ron Block bass [acoustic bass]: Barry Bales fiddle and lead vocals: Alison Krauss guitar and baritone vocals: Dan Tyminski mandolin: Adam Steffey recording of: So Long, So Wrong writer: Patrick Brayer and Walden Dahl	Alison Krauss & Union Station	3:10
18	I’ve Never Been So Lonesome recording engineer: Ronnie Freeland producer: Ken Irwin and Longview banjo: Joe Mullins double bass [bass]: Marshall Wilborn fiddle: Glen Duncan guitar: Dudley Connell mandolin: Don Rigsby lead vocals: James King recorded at: Long View Farm Studios in North Brookfield, Massachusetts, United States	Longview	2:47

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/4733556 [info]
ASIN:	US: B0001LYFR2 [info]