Jim & Jesse and the Virgina Boys 1982-06-18
Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival, Bean Blossom, IN
Set 1
(Talking)
Sally Goodin
Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes
Cash on the Barrelhead
Ole Slewfoot
Midnight Train>(Emcee Talk)
Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys:
In Despair>(Band Intros)
Truck Driving Man
Shuckin' the Corn
You'll Find Here Name Written There
It's Might Dark to Travel
Dark as the Night, Blue as the Day
Come Hither to Go Yonder
Crying Holy Unto the Lord
Sally Goodin
Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes
Cash on the Barrelhead
Ole Slewfoot
Midnight Train>(Emcee Talk)
Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys:
In Despair>(Band Intros)
Truck Driving Man
Shuckin' the Corn
You'll Find Here Name Written There
It's Might Dark to Travel
Dark as the Night, Blue as the Day
Come Hither to Go Yonder
Crying Holy Unto the Lord
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Anonymous Collection 001 Cassette #383 takes us to Bill Monroe's Bean Blossom Festival, Bean Blossom, IN, June 18, 1982. Side A leads off with
the tail end of a set by Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys (with Tim Crouch on fiddle). A set by Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
(Wayne Lewis-guitar, Blake Williams-banjo, Kenny Baker-fiddle, & Mark Hembree-bass) follows. Notable is a guest vocal appearance
by Julia LaBella (The Texas Rose) who, despite their 44 year age difference, began a relationship with Monroe in 1976 (when she was
21 y.o. and he was 65) that lasted through the late-fall of 1982. A short set by the all-girl bluegrass band, the Wildwood Pickers
(Ma Koskela-bass, Kim Koskela-banjo, Susie Koskela-mandolin, Robin Koskela-vocals, Holly (Hollis) Brown-fiddle, and Muriel
Anderson-guitar), rounds out the tape. Muriel Anderson went on to significant fame in the guitar world-she is a renowned classical
fingerstylist, and won the National Fingerstyle Guitar Championship in 1989.
the tail end of a set by Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys (with Tim Crouch on fiddle). A set by Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
(Wayne Lewis-guitar, Blake Williams-banjo, Kenny Baker-fiddle, & Mark Hembree-bass) follows. Notable is a guest vocal appearance
by Julia LaBella (The Texas Rose) who, despite their 44 year age difference, began a relationship with Monroe in 1976 (when she was
21 y.o. and he was 65) that lasted through the late-fall of 1982. A short set by the all-girl bluegrass band, the Wildwood Pickers
(Ma Koskela-bass, Kim Koskela-banjo, Susie Koskela-mandolin, Robin Koskela-vocals, Holly (Hollis) Brown-fiddle, and Muriel
Anderson-guitar), rounds out the tape. Muriel Anderson went on to significant fame in the guitar world-she is a renowned classical
fingerstylist, and won the National Fingerstyle Guitar Championship in 1989.
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