"Bluegrass Cafe" Playlist - 2/27/2011

Hi Folks,

Still recovering from a busy February that included the excellent Joe Val Bluegrass Festival, this show didn't have a specific theme, but was based mostly on music we have received in the past year with our usual Heritage Corner selections intermixed.

Notable new music came from The Grascals and their Tribute to Music From The Andy Griffith Show, the Gibson Brothers and their new CD, Charlie Sizemore, Jay Armsworthy, Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers, Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad, and Edgar Loudermilk.

Great music from the Heritage Corner included numbers from Buzz Busby, Hylo Brown, and The Lilly Brothers & Don Stover live at Hillbilly Ranch.

We gave away four new CDs on this show including releases from Valerie Smith, The Gibson Brothers, and two from The Grascals.

Amy will be with you next Sunday March 6th at 4pm ET, so tune in for more of the best in bluegrass.

Jim Beaver

Song Title/Artist/Album/Label

• Fire On The Mountain / Michael Cleveland / Sawing On The "C" String / Self-released
• Home Run Man / The Bluegrass Brothers / So Long / Self-released
• Darling Do You Really Love Me / Mac McHale and The Radio Gang / Two Different Roads / Fishtraks
• Three Ways Of Knowing / Allerton & Alton / Black, White and Bluegrass / Bear Family
• Charlie Lawson's Still / Becky Buller / Rest My Weary Feet / SRS Records
• Virginia Bound / Josh Slone / Coal Town / Rural Rhythm
• Where Will This End / Patuxent Partners / Seven Or Eleven / Patuxent
• Keep On Walkin' / The Grascals / Keep On Walkin' / Rounder
• The Year Clayton Delaney Died / The Grascals with Tom T. Hall / The Grascals & Friends / Cracker Barrel
• Smashville / Sierra Hull / Secrets / Rounder
• Turn Up The Bottle / Steep Canyon Rangers / Deep In The Shade / Rebel
• Goodbye / Missy Werner / Drifting And Dreaming / New Cuts of Bluegrass
• Only One You're Calling Baby / Rich In Tradition / Black Mountain Special / Mountain Roads
• Unbroken Ground / The SteelDrivers / New Cuts of Bluegrass Volume 1 / New Cuts of Bluegrass
• I'll Love Nobody But You / The Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass
• Lost / Buzz Busby / Going Home / Gusto
• Banjo Whiz / Buzz Busby and Bill Emerson / Going Home / Gusto
• Help My Brother / The Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass
• Jack Up The Jail / The Lonesome River Band / Still Learning / Rural Rhythm
• Hard Workin' Man / Grasstowne / The Other Side Of Towne / Pinecastle
• The Court Of Love / Rhonda Vincent / Taken / Upper Management
• I Thought I'd Seen It All / Darin & Brooke Aldridge / Self-titled / Mountain Home
• She Burnt the Little Roadside Tavern Down / Wildfire / Crash Course In The Blues / Lonesome Day
• When The Mountain Dew Starts Falling / Rambler's Choice / Sounds Of The Mountains / Rounder
• Goin' To The Dance / Chris Warner / Goin' To The Dance / Patuxent
• A Good Way To Get The Blues / The Grass Cats / A Good Way To Get The Blues / New Time Records
• Down In The Quarter / Charlie Sizemore / Heartache Looking For A Home / Rounder
• Lights Along The Riverside / Tim Martin / Bluegrass Fiddle / Patuxent
• Rain And Snow / Del McCoury / By Request / McCoury Music
• Boy, Giraffes Are Selfish / The Grascals / Dance Til Your Stockings Are Hot And Ravelin' / Bluegrascal Records
• Poor Ramblin Boy / Darrell Webb Band / Bloodline / Rural Rhythm
• Old Columbus Blues / Jimmy Gaudreau / Pieces And Bits / Goose Creek Music
• Blue Railroad Train / Josh Williams / Down Home / Pinecastle
• Bringing Mary Home / Bill Yates & Friends / Country Gentlemen Tribute (Volume II) / Self-released
• 95 Years / Thomas Wywrot / Every Time I Walk This Road / Right Good
• Yellow Roses (bed) / Fred Etheridge / Pickin' And Singin' / Self-released
• Remington Ride (bed) / Fred Etheridge / Pickin' And Singin' / Self-released
• Washington Lee Fling (bed) / Fred Etheridge / Pickin' And Singin' / Self-released
• Walking In A Dream (bed) / Fred Etheridge / Pickin' And Singin' / Self-released
• Carry Me Across The Mountain / Billy Boone Smith / Live From The Moose Lodge / Muddy Sunshine
• Going Down To Charleston / The Spinney Brothers / Side By Side / Mastertone
• Blame It On The Bluegrass / Valerie Smith / Blame It On The Bluegrass / Bell Buckle
• Coal Minin' Man / The Roys / (single) / Rural Rhythm
• Uncle Pen / Mike Scott and Various Artists / Blue Moon of Kentucky / Rural Rhythm
• When My Savior Welcomes Me / Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad / Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad / SteelTown
• I'm Gonna Walk The Streets Of Gold / Big Country Bluegrass / The Boys In Hats & Ties / Rebel
• Hide Ye In The Blood / The Lilly Brothers and Don Stover / Live At Hillbilly Ranch / Hay Holler
• The Power Up Above / Edgar Loudermilk / Roads Travelled / Mountain Fever
• Gonna Be Movin' / Balsam Range / Trains I Missed / Mountain Home
• Wings Of Angels / Jay Armsworthy / I Couldn't Make It Without Him / Blue Circle
• Come On / Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers / Hymns From The Hills / Rebel
• Swing Low Sweet Chariot / Hylo Brown / Thirty Pieces of Silver / Smitty's Tapes
• Who'll Sing For Me / Crowe-Lawson-Williams / Old Friends Get Together / Mountain Home
• Bad News For The Devil / John Miller and Various Artists / Look To The Light - Songs of Faith From The Pen Of Rick Lang / Rural Rhythm
• The Promise / The Gillis Brothers / Best of the Gillis Brothers / Hay Holler
  

"Bluegrass Cafe" playlist - 2/20/2011

At the end of another fabulous Joe Val Bluegrass Festival (thanks, Boston Bluegrass Union!), someone had to return to CT to do the radio thing. While I'm sorry to have missed sets from the likes of Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice and the Grascals, I'm hopeful I'll be able to catch those bands at another festival sometime in the not-too-distant future. I have to confess that it was sometimes challenging to get through the show in a somewhat coherent fashion, as after 3 big days of great BG, I was ridiculously overtired. I'd best get in better "lack of sleep" shape before the outdoor festival season finally arrives...

If you missed the Joe Val Festival, you missed a whole lot of great music and fun. There was a bit of last-minute drama and worry, though, as BBU festival organizers, Stan Zdonik, Gerry Katz, and Reuben Shetler received word late Friday night that the Saturday night headliner, J.D. Crowe, had slipped on ice enroute to the festival location in Framingham, MA, and broken his arm in two places. After some brainstorming and scrambling around, the BBU folks were able to bring in Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass as a substitute. (Dan was in need of a banjo player, so he was able to recruit the Boxcars' Ron Stewart as a pickup picker). Not a bad substitute, eh? Best wishes to J.D. for a speedy--and complete--recovery.

For me, one of the highlights of this year's Joe Val Festival was seeing Sam Tidwell get recognized with a BBU Heritage Award, which is given each year in recognition of "artists, promoters, and other groups and individuals who have made a lasting impression on Bluegrass in New England." (The picture above shows Sam after his presentation and set with BBU's Reuben Shetler). This was a well-deserved tribute to a true New England BG original -- storyteller, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and just plain ol' character. Sam has had some serious health issues in recent years, but he was in top form for his Saturday morning award presentation, and was able to play a set of music on the main stage with three of his sons and two of his friends. In his introduction, a former mandolin student of Sam's named Jimmy Gaudreau shared a few pleasant recollections of a man he's known for close to 50 years. In Sam's honor, we again played a couple of tunes from a recording my brother, Dave, must have played several hundred times at the house while I was growing up: 1975's LP from Fred Pike, Sam Tidwell & the Kennebec Valley Boys, "The Last Log Drive."

We included several tunes from the late Don Reno, who was born on February 21, 1927. Even though Reno died at a relatively young age -- he was 57 at the time of his death on October 16, 1984 -- his music is still going strong. In addition to being a great songwriter, and having a very distinctive style of playing the banjo, Don Reno made some great music with his longtime partners, first, Red Smiley, and later, Bill Harrell. We played four Reno-penned tunes on Sunday, and will continue to play the music of Don Reno whenever we can...

There was new music to share on Sunday, too, with tunes from the new CDs from the Gibson Brothers and Charlie Sizemore, as well as newer music from the Hagar's Mountain Boys, Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers, Jimmy Gaudreau, the Grascals, Edgar Loudermilk, the Expedition Show, and Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad. We also played an award-winning tune from CT performer and songwriter, Gail Wade, and her new CD titled, "October Moon."

Jim will be with you in this week's "Bluegrass Cafe." Join him for 3 big hours of the best in BG beginning at 4PM on Sunday...

Amy

REQUESTS ARE BOLD.

• Katy Hill / Del McCoury Band / RockyGrass / Blue Planet
• Born To Be With You / J.D. Crowe & the New South / Blackjack / Rebel
• You Can Take Your Time / The Boxcars / The Boxcars / Mountain Home
• The Cowboy Lives Forever / The Whites / A Lifetime In The Making / Ceili Music
• Waiting For You / J.D. Crowe & the New South / Flashback / Rounder
• Don't Throw Mama's Flowers Away / Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass / The Room Over Mine / Rounder
• I'll Never Go Back / Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers with Doyle Lawson / Hymns From The Hills / Rebel
• The Year That Clayton Delaney Died / The Grascals with Tom T. Hall / The Grascals & Friends / Cracker Barrel
• Flat Creek / Chris Jones & the Night Drivers / Cloud Of Dust / GSM Records
• I've Been All Around This World / David Davis & the Warrior River Boys / Two Dimes And A Nickel / Rebel
• Blue Skies And Teardrops / Lynn Morris Band / The Bramble And The Rose / Rounder
• Banjo Fling / Jessie Baker / Yessir! / Rounder
• Now I'm Losing You / Rich In Tradition / Black Mountain Special / Mountain Roads Recordings
• It's You Baby You / Old Time Bluegrass Singers / Plastic Heart / Open Road
• My Heart Skips A Beat / Lynn Morris Band / The Lynn Morris Band / Rounder
• The Last Log Drive / Fred Pike, Sam Tidwell & the Kennebec Valley Boys / The Last Log Drive / Revonah Records
• Tidwell Pike / Jimmy Gaudreau / Pieces And Bits / Goose Creek Music
• Headed Home For Maine / Fred Pike, Sam Tidwell & the Kennebec Valley Boys / The Last Log Drive / Revonah Records
• You Broke Your Promise / Lonesome Pine Fiddlers / Windy Mountain / Bear Family
• Just Wondering Why / Jim & Jesse / Jim & Jesse, 1952-1955 / Bear Family
• No Letter In The Mail / Johnnie & Jack / Johnnie & Jack With Kitty Wells At KWKH / Bear Family
• Why Did You Wander / Lilly Brothers & Don Stover / On The Radio, 1952-1953 / Rounder
• Green Mountain Hop / Reno & Smiley / Early Years, 1951-1959 / Gusto
• Maybe You Will Change Your Mind / Reno & Smiley / Early Years, 1951-1959 / Gusto
• I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap / Reno & Smiley / Bluegrass, 1963 / Rural Rhythm
• No Longer A Sweetheart Of Mine / Reno & Smiley / Good Old Country Ballads / King
• Red Wicked Wine / Charlie Sizemore with Ralph Stanley / Heartache Looking For A Home / Rounder
• Walking West To Memphis / Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass Records
• Walking The Floor Over Me / Charlie Sizemore / Heartache Looking For A Home / Rounder
• One Car Funeral / Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass Records
• I Like A Train / Gail Wade / October Moon / Self-Produced
• Helping Hand / Hagar's Mountain Boys / Where's The Lonesome / Mountain Fever Records
• Backroads And Little Towns / The Expedition Show / / Mountain Fever Records
• Freight Train Boogie / BluesGrass / / no label
• All The Way To Nothing / Big Country Bluegrass / The Boys In Hats And Ties / Rebel
• The Young Fisherwoman / Country Gentlemen / Folk Session Inside / Copper Creek
• Lost And Lonesome / Billy Boone Smith / Live From The Moose Lodge / Muddy Sunshine
• Don't This Road Look Rough And Rocky / Allerton & Alton / Black, White & Bluegrass / Bear Family
• Cold Chill Of Gone / Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad / Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad / Steeltown Records
• You'll Be Rewarded Over There / Joe Val & the New England Bluegrass Boys / One Morning In May / Rounder
• Things In Life / Don Stover / The Stained Glass Hour / Rounder
• On The Wings Of Angels / Spinney Brothers / Side By Side / Self-Produced
• Gathering Flowers For The Master's Bouquet / Stanley Brothers / The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers / Columbia Legacy
• Shouting In The Air / Johnson Mountain Boys / The Stained Glass Hour / Rounder
• Beautiful Hall / Jeff Parker / Look To The Light: Songs Of Faith From The Pen Of Rick Lang / Rural Rhythm Christian
• The Power Up Above / Edgar Loudermilk / Roads Travelled / Mountain Fever Records
• Prayer Bells Of Heaven / Jimmy Martin / You Don't Know My Mind / Rounder
• Lord Protect My Soul / Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys / Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys, 1950-1951 / JSP Records
• Blue Grass Twist / Johnson Mountain Boys / Requests / Rounder

"Bluegrass Cafe" Playlist - 2/13/2011 - Grammys

Hi Folks.

There were an unprecedented three sports-event preemptions during the Sunday schedule at WHUS -- always a possibility at a university radio station -- but we carried on with the 45 minutes remaining for Bluegrass Cafe anyway. It's all because we love the music that much!

Of the fourteen songs we were able to get on the air, the first eight were from the list of Grammy nominees that were on the verge of being announced as this show was on the air. Congratulations to Patty Loveless and Carolina Chocolate Drops for taking home the awards for Best Bluegrass Album and Best Traditional Folk Album respectively.

We also honored David McLaughlin and the late Charlie Moore on their birthdays by playing songs from The Johnson Mountain Boys and Charlie's album "Avery County."
(I will admit to a faux pas because I played a song that had Eddie D'Zmura on mandolin instead of David. This is because I associate David so closely with the song as it was performed on the old television show "Fire On The Mountain." That performance is thankfully preserved here --> "I Can Tell You The Time")

The remaining songs in the closing gospel set were all brand new music received in the past week or two, including music from Wildfire, The Gibson Brothers, Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad, and a new instrumental tribute to Bill Monroe from the folks at Rural Rhythm.

The Joe Val Bluegrass Festival takes place beginning Friday 2/18 in Framingham, MA, so be sure to tune in to "Bluegrass Cafe" on WHUS 91.7 FM on your Sunday drive back from the festival between 4 and 7 pm where Amy will be making the banjos and fiddles ring.

Jim Beaver

Title / Artist / Album / Label

• Apple Blossom / Sam Bush / Circles Around Me / Sugar Hill
• Busted / Patty Loveless / Mountain Soul II / Saguaro Road
• Honey Hurry Home / The Del McCoury Band / Family Circle / McCoury Music
• The Family Demon / Peter Rowan / Legacy / Compass
• Guitars, Whiskey, Guns and Knives / The SteelDrivers / Reckless / Rounder
• Sandy Boys / Carolina Chocolate Drops / Genuine Negro Jig / Nonesuch
• M.I.S.I.P. / The John Hartford String Band / Memories of John / Compass
• Branded Wherever I Go / Ricky Skaggs / Solo: Songs My Dad Loved / Skaggs Family
• Streets of Baltimore / Charlie Moore / Avery County / Old Homestead
• I Can Tell You The Time / The Johnson Mountain Boys / Self-titled / Rounder (LP)
• When He Reached Down His Hand For Me / Wildfire / Crash Course In The Blues / Lonesome Day
• He Can Be Found / The Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass
• When My Savior Welcomes Me / Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad / Self-titled / Steeltown
• I Saw The Light / Various / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Rural Rhythm
  

"Bluegrass Cafe" playlist - 2/6/2011

As you know, the music world lost one of the greats, Charlie Louvin, on January 26, 2011. Even though Charlie and Ira Louvin were really NOT Bluegrass performers, so many of their great songs have been covered in the BG world over the years, I just couldn't resist putting together a couple of different sets featuring tunes written by the Louvins on Sunday's show. I easily could have filled the entire three hours (plus more) with Louvin music, but I limited myself (this time, anyway) to 7 secular tunes and 9 gospel tunes.

On January 31st, one of the legends of the WWVA Jamboree in Wheeling, WV, Doc Williams, died at the age of 96. While Williams never had a national hit record, he and his late wife, Chickie, played the Jamboree, as well as many regional fairs and events throughout the northeast and into Canada. Doc's most lasting legacy in the BG world: a pitiful, sick child tune known as, "Willie Roy (The Cripple Boy)."

And on the day of the program, we learned of the passing of Tina Aridas, the partner and champion of Brooklyn, NY Bluegrasser, James Reams. Tina was a great advocate of Bluegrass and old-time music, and James and his band, the Barnstormers, were her special "projects." In her honor, we played a tune Tina had co-written with James that appeared on the James Reams & the Barnstormers CD, "Troubled Times."

But Sunday wasn't reserved just for paying tribute to folks no longer with us. As you've probably heard, the Gibson Brothers have a brand new CD on Compass Records called "Help My Brother," which is due to be released on February 22nd. No surprise here -- the CD is a great one, and we were happy to share 3 of the CD's 12 tunes on Sunday's show.

Another performer with a new CD soon to be released is Clinch Mountain Boy alumnus, Charlie Sizemore. Charlie's latest Rounder recording is called, "Heartache Looking For A Home," and will be officially released on February 15th. This CD, too, is full of great music, and it's a pretty good assumption that you'll be hearing plenty more from both this Sizemore CD, as well as the new Gibson disc in future weeks and months on the "BG Cafe."

And lest we forget...the 26th annual Joe Val Bluegrass Festival is happening next weekend -- February 18-20 -- in Framingham, MA. This Boston Bluegrass Union-sponsored festival is a sort of "family reunion" for New England Bluegrassers, and boasts an impressive lineup. In anticipation, we played music from some of the performers on Sunday, including Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice, Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, the Boxcars, Jimmy Gaudreau, the Grascals, J.D. Crowe & the New South, and Larry Stephenson, as well as 2011 BBU Heritage Award winner, Sam Tidwell. It should be a great festival -- hope you can get there! For more information, visit www.bbu.org.

This Sunday's show may be preempted by sports programming at WHUS -- we'll let you know when we find out for sure.

Enjoy the remainder of the week, and thanks for listening!

Amy

REQUESTS ARE BOLD.

• Katy Hill / Del McCoury Band / RockyGrass / Blue Planet
• You Broke Your Promise / Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice / Heartaches And Dreams / Rebel
• Line Drive / Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen / Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen / Self-Produced
• I Could Change My Mind / The Boxcars / The Boxcars / Mountain Home
• Lefty's Old Guitar / J.D. Crowe & the New South / Lefty's Old Guitar / Rounder
• The Hills Of My County / James Reams & the Barnstormers / Troubled Times / Mountain Redbird
• Have You Come To Say Goodbye / Travers Chandler & Avery County / State Of Depression / Patuxent Music
• Just Ain't / Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs / 16 Biggest Hits / Columbia Legacy
• I Am Strong / The Grascals with Dolly Parton / The Grascals & Friends / Cracker Barrel
• Give This Message To Your Heart / Larry Stephenson with Dailey & Vincent / 20th Anniversary / Pinecastle
• I'll Take The Chance / Dudley Connell & Don Rigsby / Another Saturday Night / Sugar Hill
• Can't Keep You In Love With Me / Ray Legere & Roger Williams / River Of No Return / Strictly Country
• I Wish You Knew / Auldridge, Reid & Coleman / High Time / Sugar Hill
• Come And Knock (On The Door Of My Heart) / Old Time Bluegrass Singers / Threads / Open Road
• Are You Teasin' Me? / Crowe Brothers / Brothers-n-Harmony / Rural Rhythm
• When I Stop Dreaming / Charlie Louvin & Charles Whitstein / Hoping That You're Hoping / Copper Creek
• Let Me Be Your Friend / Stanley Brothers / The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers / Columbia Legacy
• Rambler's Lament / Edgar Loudermilk / Roads Travelled / Mountain Fever Records
• Weather's Got To Change / Rich In Tradition / Black Mountain Special / Mountain Roads Recordings
• Chime Bells / Dede Wyland / Keep The Light On / Patuxent Music
• Rank Strangers / Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys / Classic Bluegrass / Rebel
• I Love You Little Darling / Doc Williams & the Border Riders / The Original Historical Early Recordings, 1947-1960--Volume I / Wheeling Records
• Willie Roy / Seldom Scene / Dream Scene / Sugar Hill
• I'm Watching The Train Passing By / Bear Bridge Band / Broken Hearts & Better Times / Open Road
• Help My Brother / Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass Records
• Virginia Bound / Josh Slone & CoalTown / Josh Slone & CoalTown / Rural Rhythm
• I Don't Remember Loving You / Charlie Sizemore / Heartache Looking For A Home / Rounder
• Frozen In Time / Gibson Brothers / Help My Brother / Compass Records
• Cold Cold River / Hagar's Mountain Boys / Where's The Lonesome? / Mountain Fever Records
• Singing As We Rise / Gibson Brothers with Ricky Skaggs / Help My Brother / Compass Records
• Dance All Night [music bed] / Charlie Cushman / Five String Time / Self-Produced
• Foggy Mountain Breakdown [music bed] / Charlie Cushman / Five String Time / Self-Produced
• Shortnin' Bread [music bed] / Charlie Cushman / Five String Time / Self-Produced
• Pike County Breakdown [music bed] / Charlie Cushman / Five String Time / Self-Produced
• My Walking Shoes Don't Fit Me Anymore / Tidwell Brothers & the Cedar Mountain Boys / single / no label
• Jesse And Don / Jimmy Gaudreau / Pieces And Bits / Goose Creek Music
• I'm Feeling For You (But I Can't Reach You) / Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper / Leavin' Town / Rounder
• Devil Woman / Spinney Brothers / Side By Side / Self-Produced
• Down In The Quarter / Charlie Sizemore / Heartache Looking For A Home / Rounder
• Three Ways Of Knowing / Allerton & Alton / Black, White & Bluegrass / Bear Family
• Headed Home For Maine / Fred Pike, Sam Tidwell & the Kennebec V alley Boys / The Last Log Drive / Revonah
• Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself / Louvin Brothers / The Family Who Prays: 26 Classic Tunes / Country Stars
• Are You Afraid To Die? / Nashville Bluegrass Band / To Be His Child / Rounder
• I Can't Say No / Whitstein Brothers / The Whitstine Brothers Sing Gospel Songs Of The Louvins / Rounder
• You'll Meet Him In The Clouds / Bear Minimum / Live At The Finnish Hall / no label
• Talking About That Old Time Religion / Whetstone Run / Angels Rejoiced / Strictly Country
• Born Again / Country Gentlemen / The Early Rebel Recordings / Rebel
• Do You Live What You Preach / Joe Val & the New England Bluegrass Boys / One Morning In May / Rounder
• Weapon Of Prayer / Charlie Louvin with Del McCoury / The Battles Rage On / True North Records
• Let Us Travel On / Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver / I'll Wander Back Someday / Sugar Hill
• Black Mountain Blues / Johnson Mountain Boys / Requests / Rounder