McPeak Brothers + Ted Lundy & Bob Paisley + Appalachian Reign + Seldom Scene + Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys June 5-6, 1976 - Kostenlose Archiv-Audioinhalte

National Public Radio 'Folk Festival USA' Show

June 5-6, 1976

Fifth Annual Bluegrass Unlimited/Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival Indian Springs Campground - Indian Springs, MD

Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #330

Transfer by Keith Kreider:

Maxell LN120:Nakamichi CR-5A>Hydra cables>Lunatec V3>M-Audio Firewire 410>Wavelab 5.01b

1. The McPeak Brothers - Me and My Old Banjo (with voice-over)

2. (Radio Talk)

3. The McPeak Brothers - Make the World Go Away

4. The McPeak Brothers - Lonesome Road Blues

5. The McPeak Brothers - Ramblin' Man

6. (Radio Talk)

7. Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys - Leaving Detroit

8. Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys - Slipping Away

9. Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys - Armadillo Breakdown

10. Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys - Lonesome Indian

11. Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys - May I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight, Mister?

12. Appalachian Reign - Instrumental (?)

13. Appalachian Reign - It's Been a Long, Long Time

14. Appalachian Reign - Dixie Hoedown

15. (Radio Talk)>(Bill Clifton Interview)

16. Seldom Scene - City of New Orleans

17. Seldom Scene - I Haven't Got the Right to Love You

18. Seldom Scene - I Know You Rider

19. (Radio Talk)

20. Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys - It's Me Again Lord (x)

21. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys- (tail end of song)

22. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys - Instrumental (?)

23. (Radio Talk)

24. Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys - Little Whitewashed Chimney

25. Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys - Won't It Be Wonderful There

26. Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys - Blue Ridge Mountain Blues

27. (Radio Talk)

28. Cliff Waldron & The New Gospel Way - Keep on the Sunny Side>(Band Intros)

29. Cliff Waldron & The New Gospel Way - Cling Unto a Saving Hand

30. Cliff Waldron & The New Gospel Way - Who Will Sing for Me

31. (Radio Talk)

32. Lewis Family - These Bones Are Gonna Rise Again>(Band Intros)

33. Lewis Family - God Bless America/America the Beautiful

34. Lewis Family - Walking With Jesus

35. Lewis Family - Mama Was a Preacher Man

36. Lewis Family - When the Saints Go Marching In

37. (Radio Talk)

38. Dixie Breakdown (Unknown Band)

39. (Radio)>(Bill Monroe NPR Segment)

40. (Radio Talk>Bill Monroe Interview)

Notes:

Side A:  The McPeak Brothers, Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys, Appalachian Reign, Seldom Scene, & Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys

Side B:  Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys, Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys, Cliff Waldron & The New Gospel Way, & The Lewis Family

Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #330 contains a National Public Radio 'Folk Festival USA' show which spotlights a number of artists performing at the Fifth Annual Bluegrass Unlimited/Indian Springs Bluegrass Festival, Indian Springs Campground, Indian Springs, MD, June 5-6, 1976:  1) The McPeak Brothers (Dewey, Larry, & Mike McPeak) from Wytheville, VA, 2) Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys who play with tremendous drive, 3) Appalachian Reign from Washington, DC, 4) The Seldom Scene (Ben Eldridge-banjo, John Duffey-mandolin, Mike Auldridge-Dobro, John Starling-guitar, and Tom Gray-bass), 5) Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (Wayne Lewis-guitar, Bob Black-banjo, Kenny Baker-fiddle, & Randy Davis-bass), 6) Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys (Bill Clifton-guitar, Red Rector-mandolin, Rual Yarbrough-banjo, & Joe Stuart-bass),

7. Cliff Waldron & The New Gospel Way (Cliff Waldron-guitar, Bernie Wright-mandolin, Bill Wheeler-banjo, & John Davis-bass), 8) and 'The First Family of Gospel Song', The Lewis Family (Pop, Little Roy, Wallace, Janice, Miggie, Polly, & Travis). While each group is only featured on a couple of tunes, this program gives a nice feel for the festival.  A different NPR segment on Bill Monroe rounds out the tape.

--Mitchell Wittenberg

Key:

Ted Lundy, Bob Paisley, & The Southern Mountain Boys

This recording was originally made available by The Steam Powered Preservation Society, 501(c)3 at www.thespps.org.

It is intended for personal and educational use only.  All rights remain reserved by the artists.