Peter Rowan, Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, Gene Libbea; with Laurie Lewis, Tony Furtado, Mike Marshall and Charles Sawtelle

669 MB

645 MB

337 MB; A+ FM Broadcast

awesome old school show; 9 tracks

Excellent audience recording

Very good audience recording

WNET Broadcast

4 sets; w. Dewey Farmer on Mandolin

“Hootenanny” - 10 March 1947; “Back Where I Come From” - 19 August 1940. Both on one disc. See notes for details.

“Hootenanny” - 10 March 1947; “Back Where I Come From” - 19 August 1940. Both on one disc. See notes for details.

278 MB

282 MB

audience source

477 MB

Alison Krauss – vocals, fiddle; Jeff White – guitar, vocals; Alison Brown – banjo, guitar; Victor Krauss - bass

2 CDR

256 MB

sorry, no setlist

Aud source

Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Stuart Duncan and Mark Schatz...Sounds surprisingly good for an analog gen. Disc 3 Filler: Allstar Jam - Graves Mt. BGF 5/31/97 Source: AUD DAT master - AT822

Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Stuart Duncan and Mark Schatz......This recording is smokin. I think it is of better sound quality than the oft-circulated 01/23/88 show. The show is *not* complete, however.

Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer, Mark O'Connor

Tony Rice - Guitar-Vocals; Sam Bush - Mandolin-Fiddle-Vocals; Bela Fleck - Banjo; Jerry Douglas - Dobro; Mark Schatz - Upright Bass; w. Alison Krauss

"Superpickers" - Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Vassar Clements, Bill Emerson, Jerry Douglas & Mark Schatz

"Superpickers" - Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Vassar Clements, Bill Emerson, Jerry Douglas & Mark Schatz

group refers to themselves as 'Superpickers', but different from the 'Superpickers' group with Clements and Emerson -- this is Rice, Bush, Douglas, Schatz, Duncan

Tony Rice - Guitar and Vocals Sam Bush - Mandolin and Vocals J.D. Crowe - Banjo Stuart Duncan - Fiddle Jerry Douglas - Dobro Mark Shatz - Bass Fiddle

together with all-star jam 05-01-1993... exerpts

620 MB; Featuring: Tony Rice, Peter Rowan, Bela Fleck, David Grisman, Laurie Lewis, Allison Krauss and many others

together with all-star jam 04-27-1991... exerpts

Mr. B's Bluegrass Band, Graves Mountain All-Stars

Bela Fleck Banjo Tim O’Brien Mandolin, Vocals Tony Rice Guitar Mark Schatz Bass Bobby Hicks Fiddle Mollie O’Brien Vocals

Bush, Douglas, O'Brien, Fleck, Duncan, Schatz

Still need to listen to this... Sam Bush, Tony Rice, Bela, etc

Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Ronnie Simpkins, Ricky Simpkins

need to make sure this is different from 10-14-1995

651 MB; Bush, Fleck, Douglas, Rice, Simkins Brothers

369 MB; Vassar Clements, Jerry Douglas, Richard Greene, John Hartford, Ronnie McCoury, Del McCoury

Bela Fleck, Victor Wooten, Jerry Douglas, Tony Rice, Sam Bush; Guests are Paul McCandless, Maura O'Connell, Ricky Skaggs

Tony Rice & The Denton All Star Band

Skaggs, Rice, Fleck, and Douglas

702 MB; Sam Bush - Mandolin, Fiddle; Bela Fleck - 5 String Banjo; Jerry Douglas - Dobro; Tim O'Brien - Fiddle, Mandolin; Scott Nygard - Guitar; Mark Schatz - Bass

Peter Rowan, Tony Rice, Jerry Douglas, Darol Anger, Laurie Lewis, Chris Thile, Pete Wernick, Todd Phillips

Darol Anger, David Grier, Tony Trischka, Matt Glazer, Laurie Lewis, John Cowan

670 MB; Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Tim O'Brien, Peter Rowan, Mark Schatz, Peter Wernick

"A Christmas Heritage"

Tony Rice and Friends

"Tony Rice & His Pals"

Tony Rice, Jerry Douglas, Darol Anger, Chris Thile, Pete Wernick, Todd Phillips, Sean Watkins, Sarah Watkins

Tony Rice, Jerry Douglas, Darol Anger, Chris Thile, Pete Wernick, Todd Phillips, Sean Watkins, Sara Watkins

344 MB; Sam Bush, Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas, Tony Rice, Mark Schatz Tim O'Brien

Darol Anger, Mike Marshall, Alison Brown, Todd Phillips, Tim O'Brien, Richard Watson, Doc Watson, Charles Welch, Auldridge/Bennett/Gaudreau, Gillian Welch, Peter Rowan, Jerry Douglas, Darrell Scott, John Cowan, Tony Rice, Chris Thile, Bryan Sutton and more!

55 min; Tony Rice, Dan Tyminski, Doyle Lawson, Bela Fleck, Barry Bales

"Masters of Bluegrass" - 703 MB (just over 1 disc); Brian Sutton, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, Bela Fleck, Mark Schatz

246 MB

1.09 GB; The players were grisman (mandolin), his son sam (bass), ronnie mccoury (mandolin), mike bub (bass when sam wasn't playing), hunter berry (fiddle--jason carter and sara watkins were also playing but hunter was blowing them both away, that night anyway), jason carter (fiddle), sara watkins (fiddle), pete wernick (banjo), and chris eldridge (guitar).

590 MB Sam Bush, Tony Rice, Bela Fleck, Darol Anger, Byron House, and many others...

Fleck, Clements, Rice, Rowan, Marshall, Bright (group called "Bluegrass Sessions" but is a mostly diff. group from the well-known BGS)

on FLAC; Sam Bush- Mandolin, Vocals Peter Rowan- Guitar, Vocals Vassar Clements- Violin Tony Trishcka- Banjo Bryn Bright- Bass, Backup Vocals Gordon Stone- Pedal Steel

Sam Bush - mandolin, vocals Jerry Douglas - dobro, vocals J.D. Crowe - banjo, vocals Start Duncan - fiddle, vocals Dan Tyminski - guitar, vocals Barry Bales - bass, vocals

Jerry Douglas Presents: Manzanita featuring Sam Bush, Dan Tyminski, and Tony Rice

Mediocre quality

479 MB

365 MB

980 MB

707 MB

1.83 GB

691 MB

Poor quality -- but a very rare recording. Sets by Sam Cole, Mac Wiseman's Country Boys (not White Brothers), Country Pardners, and Sunny Valley Boys!

Amauta is an Andeian Trio from Ecuador now living in Albuquerque NM. This CD is a great example of the traditional music of the indigenous people of the Andes.

35 minutes

One of the best recordings in my collection, hands down.

396 MB; filler: The Animals, 4-20-1967

With the Original Dillards band, as well as The Mammals, Johnny Irion, along with Abe and Sarah Lee Guthrie, and an appearance by Pete Seeger.

345 MB

Sound quality is A for such an old recording. As far as I know, this stuff has never been officially released. If I am mistaken please let me know.

296 MB

Pete Wernick - banjo Bill Keith - banjo Barry Abernathy - banjo w/ Ben Krakauer - banjo

359 MB. - w/ Maura O'Connell

374 MB

381 MB

Tony Rice and Ricky Simpkins opened

Great sounding show!

sound quality is fair to poor

Outstanding quality

outstanding quality

outstanding quality

outstanding quality

with Brian! Unfortunately, poor sound quality

very nice mono audience recording; superb setlist

w. bonus live 1967

Poor sound quality

Rehearsal for 1993 "Unplugged" Tour: DAT Master

Complete recordings of the second weekend of the Bean Blossom June festival in 1972. Avail on FLAC. See details for complete setlists

324 MB

SBD

345 MB

355 MB

This was the first set of a two day run before the evening show; advertised as a "Kids Show" with Q&A

Awesome stuff.

no setlist available

w/ Bruce Hornsby

267 MB

XM Broadcast, limited trading.

Absolutely amazing -- a must for any banjo fan

324 MB

Aud B

399 MB

373 MB; No text file

434 MB

346 MB

Scott Stoneman on fiddle

07/05-08/1973; John Miller's and Carlton Haney's 7th Annual Blue Grass Music Festival, Watermelon Park, Berryville, VA

with Joe Meadows on Fiddle; 12 min.

Filler: Wade Ray & The Country Fiddlers - "Down Yonder" (1967)

with John Duffey and Scott Stoneman; 30 min. On same disc with 2 Stanley Bros tunes from the same date.

w. members of Seldom Scene

See Bean Blossom BGF 1972 listing for details

562 MB

from REELS; 2 different broadcasts from WHRB - second set is with the Charles River Valley Boys

Date from Stewart Evans

same show as Bluegrass Boys 8-23-64

Limited trade show; includes sets by the BGB and Bill and Doc. BGB are Del McCoury, Jerry McCoury, Winnie Winston, Gene Lowinger.

often circulated as '??/??/1969'

10 min, 3 songs, on same disc as Bill and the BGB set

Grand Ole Opry transcriptions from 1946 to 1948 ~ classic BM and BGboys(Flatt & Scruggs); Has all the pops and clicks of old recordings, but it's great to hear the original group! -- (6-02-2003 -- received a cleaned-up version from Jim Norstad)

Various sets with the BGB, Charlie Monroe, and Bill and Charlie. Filler are some Decca and Victor recordings of Bill and the BGB.

Charlie Cline on mandolin (Bill's arm was in a sling because of a broken collar bone.) With Charlie Monroe

First part is Bill and Charlie; then Bluegrass Boys -- various filler material at end, including some Jimmy Martin 1960

This is not a concert - it is a collection of studio singles (unknown origin).

76.2 MB

From the Marvin Hendrick Collection, Tape 146

cuts between most tracks

400 MB

343 MB; pretty bad quality - includes material from 12-26-1958

From the Marvin Hendrick Collection, Tape 155A/157

Tape hum, some mic cuts and level fluctuations throughout, otherwise, good sound for the vintage.

437 MB; Rudy Lyle - banjo Roger Drake - fiddle Tony Ellis - bass Porter Church - guitar

From the Marvin Hendrick Collection, Tape 101B (dub on 176B)

Bill "Brad" Keith's Opry Debut; date on the tape is 1962; must have been late 1962 as some sources say Keith joined the boys in 1963.

Kenny Baker, Roger Smith, Bill (Bradford) Keith, Del McCoury, Birch Monroe

Also circulated as "Southeast Michigan 1963"

Afternoon and evening sets

4 tracks - two a duet with Doc Watson, two (actually 1 and a half) with the BGB. Reel was labeled as "Georgia Concert - July 1963).

Del McCoury - guitar, vocals; Bill "Brad" Keith - banjo, vocals; Joe Stuart - fiddle, vocals; Bessie Lee Mauldin - bass

Del McCoury - guitar, vocals; Bill "Brad" Keith - banjo, vocals; Joe Stuart - fiddle, vocals; Bessie Lee Mauldin - bass

205 MB

Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys, Golden State Boys, Doc Watson, others. Recorded at the Palomino Club.

no setlist yet

Jimmy Maynard - guitar Bruce Weatherby - banjo Benny Williams- fiddle Ken Marvin - bass This is likely the show that Jerry Garcia and Sandy Rothman traveled from California to see.

With a Doc and Bill set; gaps- need to remove

banjo is off-mic the whole show unfortunately -- otherwise, a fantastic concert.

w. Doc Watson, this show also circulates as 9-10-1966 -- Doug Hutchins says it's from 64. Precise location would have been The Wilson Farm in Paoli, PA

Jimmy Maynard - guitar Don Lineberger - banjo Benny Williams - fiddle Ken Marvin - bass

Working on info. Came on 2 audio discs.

Peter Rowan - guitar, vocals; Bill "Brad" Keith - banjo, vocals; Roger Bush - bass; Gene Lowinger - fiddle I believe this was Peter Rowan's first gig with the band, he was filling in on guitar. It is a fill-in band that Bill compiled during a quick New England run which culminated on 10/31 in Boston. He needed a fill-in band because he had already committed the band to be at Bean Blossom on 11/1, so he sent the existing BGB down to BB and put together fill-ins for the New England shows. My guess is that this Barre show happened a day or two before the 10/31 Boston event.

Spring 1964

Bluegrass Boys and many guests - fantastic sound

Mandolin Workshop with Peter Rowan on guitar; no other Bluegrass Boys (just Bill and Peter).

Sunday gospel set

Story of Bluegrass, Part I

This reel contained a bunch of songs from jam sessions in 1965 and 1968 at the Conventions. Personnel is generally unknown other than Tut Taylor on dobro and whomever the lead singer was.

inaccurately circulates as 11-05-1965; Also is the same show as "7-11-1965" -- need to find out which date is accurate.

Grand Ole Opry appearances of the Rowan-Grier-James Monroe band with Buddy Spicher and/or Richard Greene on fiddle (lots of numbers w/twin fiddles). Some tracks are a little rough at times. Several splices throughout.

I have this as a 2-disc set

On one disc with 05-06-1966; total: 383 MB

Date from Stewart Evans

On one disc with 05-04-1966; total: 383 MB

Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys with Guests - 176 minutes of A+ Soundboard material. Guests include Tex Logan, Richard Greene, David Grisman, Mike Seeger, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, Pete Wernick, and others.

"The Story of Bluegrass"; 616 MB

James Monroe, Peter Rowan, Richard Greene, Lamar Grier; Date is 1966, based on personnel and stage talk. Played previous nights with Greenbriar Boys.

Doug Green - Guitar Byron Berline - Fiddle James Monroe - Bass Lamar Grier - Banjo

Byrone Berline, Lamar Grier, James Monroe, Douglas Green, Richard Green. In Set II Roland White guests

Byron Berline - fiddle Lamar Grier - banjo Roland White - mandolin James Monroe - bass Doug Green - guitar

Sometimes mislabeled as 9-10-68

Various performances, most likely from 1967. Originally mistakenly included at end of the 1966 "back of tour bus" recording. Also used to include two tracks that were not Monroe.

This venue and date are unknown. 1968 is probable.

w/Roland White, Kenny Baker, Vic Jordan, James Monroe

167 MB; Kenny Baker, Roland White, Vic Jordan, James Monroe

This reel contained a bunch of songs from jam sessions in 1965 and 1968 at the Conventions. Personnel is generally unknown other than Tut Taylor on dobro and whoever was the lead singer.

This includes all the Bill Monroe at Bean Blossom recorded in 1968 that was present in the Marvin Hendrick collection, tapes 141, 145. Dates are ??/??/1968, 4/21/1968 (full show also circulates), 9/??/1968.

Norstad-Landreth recording; closing set of the festival

366 MB; Short Saturday afternoon set with 3 fiddlers. Some have the date of this set as 07-04-1969. However, Jim Norstad, who taped the set, recalls this being on Saturday the 5th.

"The Story of Bluegrass"; Recorded by Jim Norstad, previously circulated as ??-??-1969 and 7-05-1969.

Venue sometimes referred to as Shade Gap Bluegrass Festival. In fact it was the Pennsylvania Bluegrass Festival in Shade Gap, PA.

date not certain.

This is tacked on to the end of a show i had mislabeled as 08-10-1969, but is really 08-09-1969.

Stage banter not on mic for some reason, all info cut out.

The final chapter of the 'Story of Bluegrass'

Location is unknown - possibly Boston

may be circulating as 8-25-1972. Doug Hutchins says this is the correct date, however.

Joe Stuart - guitar, vocals Kenny Baker - fiddle Jack Hicks - banjo Monroe Fields - bass, vocals

See Bean Blossom BGF 1972 listing for details

Use other, complete listing. This is incomplete and taken from multiple sets.

Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette Tape #107 - May or June 1972, possibly in PA.

seeded by J.P. Norstad

Notes: Primitive but archival recording

Notes: Primitive but archival recording

5 Discs of Opry appearances from 1973 thru 1976. Exact dates unknown.

Have this in FLAC and on audio disc, with the audio disc having a slightly different track listing. Need to investigate the differences.

747 MB; mislabeled elsewhere as 6-3-1975

This show is not for trade.

This show is not for trade.

Bill Clifton guests; This show is not for trade.

Wayne Lewis - guitar Kenny Baker - fiddle Bill Holden - banjo Randy Davis - bass Beginning of tracks 11 and 21 cut.

SPPS Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #133

Circulates as ??-??-1979, Stewart Evans gives the date as Oct 22 or 23, 1978. Show/CD 1 recently received from Bruce Harvie, which was broadcast on KNEW radio. This set was previously uncirculated. The second show circulates widely.

Different set from my other ??/1978 listing

w. Earl Scruggs; disc also contains Bill and the Boys with Bill Clifton in England, 1975 (details unknown)

**Recommended for Monroe Archivists Only**

Includes material from a backstage jam with unknown harmonica player, Seldom Scene, and Country Gents. Second set includes guest appearance by Duffy and Waller.

25 min; on same disc as set with Bill and Doc

Wayne Lewis - guitar, vocals Butch Robins - banjo, vocals Kenny Baker - fiddle Mark Hembree - bass, vocals

Wayne Lewis - guitar Mark Hembree - bass Butch Robins - banjo Kenny Baker - fiddle Bill Monroe - mandolin

DVD video; w. Riders in the Sky

Carl Story guests

571 MB; First set: Bill and the Boys, Second set: Bill with Seldom Scene. Great quality FM Source.

Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #378

Wayne Lewis - guitar, vocals Blake Williams - banjo, vocals Kenny Baker - fiddle Mark Hembree - bass, vocals

Notes: Some tape cuts in between the talking. Bill Monroe was suffering from a sinus infection and does not sing (Wayne sings all the lead). Other than that, it's an excellent quality recording.

289 MB

"Ghost Town in the Sky"

includes 11-19-1980 (wich I received as ??-??-1981 -- i need to check the accuracy of that date) on the same disc

Annual Country Fest; Amazing sound quality and performance. Great introduction to the later years of Bill Monroe's playing.

Includes second set with "Legends of Bluegrass", with guests Roland White, Jim and Jesse, Mac Wiseman, Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys.

Vocals are very low in the mix, otherwise, nice show.

early and late shows

fits on 2 discs with Monroe 4-30-89 Merlefest; Bill Keith and John Duffey guest

Filler on 7-23-88 Monroe (this will fit on one disc alone); Doc Watson and Diana Christian guest.

Early set. Virginia Beach Bluegrass Festival.

Official release, not for trade.

various dates from 1989

some sources i found had this as 02-02-1990... i received it as unknown date in 1990.

Guests: Jim & Jesse McReynolds

729 MB; Numerous digital flubs, skips, and other glitches throughout.

w/Tom Ewing, Jimmy Campbell, Blake Williams, Tater Tate; Chubby Wise guests on 2 cuts.

w. Jim and Jesse McReynolds as guests on a couple of tracks

Replaces my old audio CD version that was incomplete

early and late sets

This disc is damaged (scratch), until i get a clean copy this is not available for trade.

W/ Tater Tate (b), Dana Cupp (bjo), Tom Ewell (g); couple of songs with Jesse McReynolds and Del McCoury

The Museum Of Appalachia's 16th Annual Tennessee Fall Homecoming

Previously circulated incorrectly as Newport Folk Festival.

Unknown details

officially released as "Live at Carnegie Hall" - 1997 - Sony 65431

Master class

135 MB; Jerry Garcia - Banjo, Eric Thompson - Guitar, David Nelson - Mandolin, Jim Beemis - Bass; will fit on one disc with 3-7 and ??-??-64

37.2 MB; will fit on one disc with 3-6 and ??-??-64

43.9 MB; will fit on one disc with 3-6 and 3-7

Webcast source, probably shouldn't be traded

338 MB

dishnetwork satellite box > jvc svhs VCR > rca line in > avrack > CDWav > flac (16-bit)

2 CDR. I was in the front row! You can hear me laughing on occasion.

Rochester-based bluegrass band

448 MB; The Blue Sky Boys are Bill and Earl Bolick. This show has been released officially, so this is not for trade.

5 sets

Early and Late sets; seems likely that this is the same show as the 7-10-82 bgab. Need to listen and compare.

551 MB

714 MB; First set sounds much better than second set

Tony Rice, Doyle Lawson, JD Crowe, Richard Bennett, Ricky Simpkins, & Ronnie Simpkins

On one disc with 10-5-69

On one disc with 8-29-69

4 sets; Guitar-Tony Rice Mandolin-Sam Bush Fiddle-Lonnie Pearce Banjo-Courtney Johnson Bass-Ebo Walker

309 MB; Radio A+

David Grisman - mandolin; Peter Rowan - guitar,vocals; Bill Keith - banjo; Fred Weiss - bass

221 MB; Laurie Lewis - Fiddle, Vocals Herb Pedersen - Banjo, Vocals Butch Waller - Mandolin, Vocals Roland White - Guitar, Vocals Todd Phillips - Bass Gabe Witcher - Fiddle

Collection of recordings from 1963

521 MB

677 MB; Vassar Clements Peter Rowan David Grisman Herb Peterson Jim Kerwin

856 MB Awesome quality, awesome show. A must-have.

filler is part 3 of 10-22-99 Keswick Theater

705 MB

868 MB

Not for trade - officially released: Country Routes B00000I0IX - Feb 23, 1999

Great solo show from Bobby

Bobby McFerrin vocal & The Swedish Gospel Choir "Servants" (conductor, Charlotte Ollward)

w. Bela Fleck TRIO on three tracks

with Rockytop Express

328 MB

with Johnny Lee Schell - guitar, bass, vox

w/TAO; track 2 is damaged -- need a replacement disk if possible.

Fits on one disc with 09/05/1976.

Fits on one disc with 09/04/1976.

Ricky Skaggs (mandolin) Terry Baucom (banjo) Wes Golding (guitar) Jerry Douglas (dobro) Steve Bryant (bass) This is the best quality BC show of those that I have. Recording comes from Friday and Saturday of the festival, which, assuming the fest was held on Labor Day Weekend as is tradition, would be September 2,3 1977.

Walt Michael, hammered dulcimer, guitar, voc. Barry Mitterhoff, mandolin Rex Hunt, dobro Harry Orlove, banjo, vocals Joe Selli, guitar Dave Schwartz, bass

Great quality audience recording -- Brad Mehldau solo

10 songs

"Mehliana" - Spectacular show

TSF, FM / Naim Uniti / RH-09R / Audacity / Xact

w/ Grenadier & Rossy

All songs listed play in the background under interviews and narration or are short excerpts, except for Tracks 11 and 13, which were recorded live in St. Charles, Illinois, May 9, 1998. (This is the only source I'm aware of for this version of California Girls.) Interviews were likely recorded in the United States. The program was broadcast across Britain on the BBC's Radio 2 network. Quality is excellent.

"Pet Sounds Live In Chicago"

SMILE!

Liberated bootleg "SMiLE in Paris"

solo

This is the act that followed Seldom Scene 03-23-74 Lisner. Previously listed as 3/9/1974

563 MB;

602 MB

390 MB

Downhome Folk/Boys

w. Jerry D. and Ricky Skaggs -- excellent SBD recording

no setlist available

30 min, A-

pre-Clarence Byrds

On one disc with Clarence White solo rehearsals at Boston Tea Party

430 MB

Dan Crary, Byron Berline, John Hickman, John Moore, Steve Spurgin

various recordings from EP and LP... Dry City Scat Band, David Lindley and Steve Cahill, Bluegrass Ramblers, Blue Diamond Boys. See tracklist for details.

33-disc collection from the 1971 Camp Springs Festival (acts are each split up onto different discs, none are combined). Unsure of how complete a set this is.

Fits on one disc with 9-4-60; with Willie Brewster(m), Frank Brewster(bjo), and Claude Boone(b)

Fits on one CDR with 4-1-1957

See Bean Blossom BGF 1972 listing for details

Last time the original Carter Family performed together, only about 7 minutes long

2 CDR / 1 SHN - Disc one: Mike Seeger; Disc two: Bill Clifton

Folkwest Festival Cruise In Paradise II - "Beachside" Fiddle Workshop

235 MB

787 MB

together with one track from 08-28-1972, Copenhagen

Recording is from various dates in May 1941; excellent sound considering the vintage.

with Pat Metheny on one track

on same disc as CG set

Bird(as) Lester Young(ts) Flip Phillips(ts) Roy Edridge(t) Buddy Rich(d) Ray Brown(b) Tommy Turk(tb) Hank Jones(p) Ella Fitzgerald vocals (Traxs 6-8) Norman Granz (emcee)

with Fats Navarro

with Dizzy

Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet; Charlie Parker - Alto Sax; Bud Powell - Piano; Charles Mingus - Bass; Max Roach - Drums -- officially released as "live at massey hall"

Tony Rice Unit and Scene also played this show.

15 min.

138 MB

HTGAB

2 CDR

w. the Bass Mountain Boys

on same disc with Greenbriar Boys Ash Grove 03/1963

315 MB; Clarence White, Billy Ray Lathum, Roger Bush, Leroy Mack, Roland White -- band using the name 'Country Boys'; This recording is comprised of 2 different shows, probably in 12-1961.

late 1961-early 1962; 25 min. Practice Session

w. Mike Seeger in first show (Roland was in the Army); band using the name 'Country Boys'

As The Country Boys; 25 min.

Private practice session

Clarence and Roland White - informal picking session recorded by Campbell Coe. Sandy Rothman plays guitar, possible Herb Pederson on banjo? Sometimes circulates as 04-??-1964 and 4-18-1964. This website has the date as 4-16: http://www.burritobrother.com/kentuckycolonels.htm - although Sandy Rothman claims in CWC that this session happened on the last day of the 4-night run (4-19), I don't think that is likely, as Clarence and Sandy were said to have played a session at Brooks Otis's house in Wayside that day (see that same website).

This run at The Cabale lasted four nights: 4-16 thru 4-19. These are (most likely) the tapes made by Brooks Otis.

disc 1: sets 1 and 3; disc 2: set 2

According to a comment by Roger Bush between tracks, this is the last night in the Colonels' week-long stint at the Foghorn.

Long WAV files, need to split. Setlists unverified.

3-26 and 3-27 together; My SHN: 752 MB

3-26 and 3-27 together; Need to verify if I have the SBD or AUD

From Tut Taylor Reel 26

Upgrade from the Tut Taylor/SPPS version. This is the complete show.

This may also circulate as 5/5/65 (McByrds you have a 5/5, i'll need to verify setlists and compare)

From a recording that may have been made from a radio broadcast, hence some minor static at various points. The tape was probably started and stopped numerous times with the exception of tracks 04-06.

w. Scott Stoneman - need to get a more accurate date

Clarence White solo rehearsal. Total length: 12:44; Date is an estimate; From Tut Taylor Reel 26. A+ sound quality

This is the Col's 1966 Studio Recording.

My SHN: 180 MB; w. The Spencers

White Brothers - with the Gosdin Brothers

i previously had this listed as 4-3-67, but the date is definitely 4-2.

My SHN: 376 MB

fits on one cd with 4-12-67

fits on one cd with 4-11-67

04-14 and 04-15 on 2 discs

04-14 and 04-15 on 2 discs; see notes above

Clarence White - Backstage rehearsal

Kentucky Colonels Reunion show (of sorts - no Roland) - Clarence White, Roger Bush, Billy Ray Lathum, w Roger McGuinn

Kentucky Colonels - "The Last Reunion" - need to evaluate if this recording belongs with the ??-??-1971 recording referred to as "White House Vol. 2" - I assume it does, because there was only one time they got back together. Clarence White, Roland White, Billy Ray Lathum, Leroy McNees Roger Bush,, Byron Berline

Labelled "White House Tapes, vol.2" - probably belongs with the "Last Reunion" tapes, January 1971. Need to evaluate for fidelity continuity and repertoire.

there are small, half-second gaps between each track.

Byron Berline, Roland White, Clarence White, Roger Bush, John Hickman, Don Parmley, Alan Munde & Vern Gosdin - Jam Session at Byron Berlines

Alan Munde - banjo Eric White - bass Clarence White - guitar Roland White - mandolin

McByrds has this one listed as a Studio Tape source.

All recordings on both discs seem to be from FM>SBD source; date is most likely 5-11-73 and/or 5-12-73. Sometimes circulates as being from Amsterdam. Not really sure if Turfschip is in Breda or Amsterdam or both, kinda confusing. It's possible that DISC ONE here is the Amsterdam show, and DISC TWO is the Breda show, as the 2 discs definitely come from different shows (note the repeated songs). Then the dates could correspond to 5-11 and 5-12.

with John Hartford and Brantley Kearns on fiddle, Steve Mandel on guitar

I have been told that this festival was held the first week of June, 1973; NOT the last weekend in May as it widely circulates. The discs as I have them also are jumbled mixes of various sets, some maybe not even from this festival. See notes for details.

This is from two "Bob Baxter's Guitar Workshop" television programs. One features Byron Berline backed by Clarence White, Roland White, and Alan Munde; the other features Clarence more prominently. The sound quality on this material is mediocre at best, but this is rare stuff.

Date Unknown. Clarence White practice sessions. My tapes have Kentucky Colonels 1967-04-14 or 15 filler (need to listen and make sure there's nothing unique there).

3 sets. Don Stover plays banjo on at least one set

with the Shenandoah Cut-ups

See Bean Blossom BGF 1972 listing for details

Friday evening set, brief

Saturday evening set

circa 1962, Richard Greene, Ken Frankel, Steve Collick; 10 min.

Don Cherry, Nana Vancocelos, Colin Walcott

Edgar Meyer, Mike Marshall, Bela Fleck, Chris Thile - Sunday morning Bach set

Short set, fits on one disc with Country Gazette BBC 1973. Pete Wernick, Tony Trischka, Russ Barenburg...

With Linda Ronstadt on lead vocals; speed-corrected version added 1-7-2006

Short set, 4 songs -- fits on one disc with Country Cooking 9-1-73

297 MB

w. Bill Clifton

date could be 03-30-1963

2 CDR/1 SHN

2 CDR/1 SHN

This could be from the Shamrock

Charlie Waller - guitar Bill Emerson - banjo Bill Yates - bass Doyle Lawson - mandolin

Muddy; hard to understand the lyrics

Reunion show

Jerry Douglas rejoins the Gentlemen for this show! Great quality. Date is most likely 1978.

Original CG with Duffey!

Early and Late Sets

1 set

cleaned-up version by Jim Norstad; Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys, Golden State Boys, Doc Watson, others

These live recordings from the late 50's and early 60's were broadcast over WSNJ Radio in Bridgeton, NJ on Saturday mornings. Some of this is studio outtakes also. Remastered from original 7 1/2 inch reels. Some tape warpage was present on the first 8 tracks of disk 1. The Country Rhythm Boys are Ivan Sexton, Cecil West, Rufus Hill, Johnny Lubonki, and Tommy Huff. 2 SHN/3 CDR

Final night of the reunion run

497 MB

471 MB -- According to the guy who runs the "sugar mountain" neil young setlist page, this recording is actually from three different shows.

645 MB

719 MB; Bill Halverson SBD A+; finally, the high-quality CSNY recordings i've been looking for.

665 MB; Bill Halverson SBD A+; finally, the high-quality CSNY recordings i've been looking for.

3 CDR; Not actually a Halverson SBD, but it sounds amazing.

sound quality OK

1210 MB -- d3t02 fails md5 check

2 NTSC DVD - pro-shot, complete show, full menus

2 sets

Excellent SBD

Decent SBD; 448 MB

AUD B

8 sets

Danny and the Fat Boys

Redneck Jazz with Lenny Breau

no setlist available

661 MB; w/ Stuart Duncan, Bruce Molsky, Scott Nygaard

657 MB

Darol Anger, Tony Furtado, Scott Law and Tye North

139 MB

134 MB

467 MB

599 MB; on one shn disc with 12-17-70

599 MB; on one shn disc with 12-15-70

860 MB

449 MB

529 MB

331 MB; Source problem in track 8. Venue may be 328 Performance Hall.

266 MB

David Grisman - mandolin Mark O'Connor - fiddle John Carlini - guitar Jim Kerwin - bass

397 MB

409 MB

323 MB

462 MB

323 MB

545 MB

reunion show

694 MB

4 sets

422 MB; cleaned-up version by Guy Rains - seems to be a collection from 3 different dates/shows.

1 set

1 set

with Paul Silvius, Ronnie McCoury, Tim Smith, and Rob McCoury. Bill Monroe and Vassar Clements guest.

Opening set for Bill Monroe

771 MB

678 MB

428 MB

275 MB

558 MB

399 MB

553 MB

863 MB

357 MB

444 MB

661 MB

293 MB

634 MB

483 MB

426 MB; Featuring: Duane Allman, Greg Allman, King Curtis, Kenny Gradney, Richie Heywood & Sam Clayton

Complete set from the FM broadcast -- 37 sets from Sept 3,4,5. Static and dropouts throughout some sets. See details.

w/ Youssef-oud/voc, Eivind Aarset(!)-g, Dieter Ilg-b, Rune Arnesen-dr. "Electric Sufi"

391 MB; files named 11-03-74

Excellent quality considering the vintage

early and late sets

274 MB; SBD A+ -- Great sounding show!

1.10 GB

408 MB

543 MB; Mark O'Connor was in the group

Circa 1962. Sound is only C-, but it?s Bobby Thompson and Hershel Sizemore. Archivists only.

From the Marvin Hendrick Collection, Tape 145. Jake Landers - Guitar, Herschel Sizemore - Mandolin, Rual Yarbrough - Banjo, Vassar Clements - Fiddle, ? - Bass

with Tut Taylor solo practice; From Tut's Reel 03

David Grisman and Tony Rice guest

may be 2-9-53; commercial release, not for trade.

1 FLAC / 2 CDR; featuring Airto Moreira & Flora Purim

Tut reel #20 is a stereo quarter track 7.5 inch per second tape from the DJ conventions 1965 (side 1) and 1968 (side 2).

4 CDR; with Bill Monroe, Peter Rowan, Brad Keith, Tut, and many others

Tut reel #20 is a stereo quarter track 7.5 inch per second tape from the DJ conventions 1965 (side 1) and 1968 (side 2).

officially released, JSP(UK) 901, May 2000