Hills and home : [thirty years of bluegrass] (s.l. New World Records NW 225, 1976)
Why did you wandern (Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys). --Blue Ridge cabin home (Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, and the Foggu Mountain Boys). --Daniel prayed (Stanley Brothers and the Clinch Mountain Boys). --Love, please come home (Don Reno, Red Smiley, and the Tennessee Cut Ups. You'd better wake up (Mac Wiseman and the Country Boys). --Your old stand-Wiseman and the Country Boys). --Your old standby (Jim Eanes and the Shenandoah Valley Boys). --Twenty-one year (Lonesome Pine Fiddlers). --Springhill disaster (Bill Clifton and the Dixie Mountain Boys). --Old Age (Dave Woolum and his Kentucky Mountain Boys). --Blackberry blossom (Billy Baker). --Hold watch a got (Jimmy Martin and the Sunny Mountain Boys). --Diesel train (Jim and Jesse and the Virginia Boys). --A pathway of teardrops (Osborne Brothers). --Hills and a home (Country Gentlemen). Raised a ruckus tonight (Lonesome River Boys). Fox on the run (Emerson and Waldron). --Body and soul (New grass revival). --Dill pickles rag (Bluegrass All-stars).
Recorded 1946-76.
The 3d. and the 16th-18th selctions are stereo.
Durations on container ; program notes by N. V. Roseberg words, bibliography, and discography (6 p. ill) bound in container.
Keywords: Bluegrass music -- United States. .