| Identifier | 9066500 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | FLAC |
| Note | Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #185 picks up where Cassette #181 leaves off, with the tail end of the June 30,
1978, 10th Annual Georgia State Bluegrass Festival (Shoal Creek Bluegrass Festival), Shoal Creek Country Music Park, Lavonia, GA set by the Seldom Scene (John Duffey-mandolin, Mike Auldridge-Dobro, Ben Eldridge-banjo, Phil Rosenthal-guitar, & Tom Gray-bass). A marvelous Sunday morning gospel set by Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (Bill Monroe-mandolin, Kenny Baker-fiddle, Butch Robins-banjo, Wayne Lewis-guitar, & Randy Davis-bass) follows. Monroe receives wonderful gospel choir support at the end of the set from The Boys of Indiana (including Harley Gabbard), The Jones Brothers, Hubert Davis & The Season Travelers (Davis formerly played banjo with Monroe), John Duffey, and the American Bluegrass Express (Marty Raybon along with his father Ken, and brothers Rick and Tim), among others. There is some hilarious spontaneous banter between Duffey and Monroe after the set. |
| Source Info | ?>CD |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys 1978-07-30 Shoal Creek Country Music Park, Lavonia, GA | |
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| Set 1 | Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (intro)
(Clapping) My Sweet Blue-Eyed Darlin' I've Lived a Lot in My Time Bluegrass Breakdown My Cabin in Caroline Highway of Sorrow Get Up John The Old Crossroads Grassy Fiddle Blues Fiddler's Pastime Molly and Tenbrooks/Blue Moon of Kentucky Uncle Pen The Old Old House Instrumental (?) Y'All Come |
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| Set 3 | |
| Comment | Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #186 was recorded at the 10th Annual Georgia State Bluegrass
Festival (Shoal Creek Bluegrass Festival), Shoal Creek Country Music Park, Lavonia, GA, July 30, 1978, and features: 1) American Music Express (the Raybon family band, including Marty Raybon, Ken Raybon, Tim Raybon, Rick Raybon, & Ed Heard); the introduction and very start of their set is at the end of Cassette #185, 2) two songs from an unknown group that might be South Carolina's, The Hired Hands, (featuring famed fiddler Homer "Pappy" Sherrill, Harold Lucas, and some hot banjo picking on "Whoa Mule" from his young son Randy Lucas who was later to be the National Banjo Champion in 1997 at Winfield after finishing second in 1996 and third in 1995; banjo legend Dewitt "Snuffy" Jenkins joins the band on washboard for "Down Yonder"), 3) The Boys From Indiana (Aubrey Holt-guitar, Tommy Holt-mandolin, Harley Gabbard-Dobro, Dave Evans-banjo, Glen Duncan-fiddle, & Jerry Holt-bass), and 4) Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (Bill Monroe-mandolin, Kenny Baker-fiddle, Butch Robins-banjo, Wayne Lewis-guitar, & Randy Davis-bass). |