Celebrating Old Time Music of Grayson County Virginia on Wide Ear Folk
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Glen Stoneman, “John Henry”
from Southern Journey Volume 2: Ballads And Breakdowns (Songs From The Southern Mountains)
Rounder Records - 1997
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The Virginia Mountain Boys, “Tragic Romance”
from Virginia Mountain Boys: Old Time Bluegrass from Grayson and Carroll Counties, Virginia: Vol. 3
Folkways Records - 1980
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Vester Jones, “Ground Hog”
Folkways Records - 1962
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Glen Smith, “Fortune”
Folkways Records - 1962
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The Virginia Mountain Boys, “Poor Ellen Smith”
from Glen Neaves And The Virginia Mountain Boys: Country Bluegrass From Southwest Virginia
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Glen Neaves, Roscoe Russell, “Handsome Molly”
Folkways Records - 1962
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Whats a Matter with the Baby-Tippie Toeing, “Trudy Bell and Wayne Henderson”
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Ed Spencer, “Pretty Polly”
Folkways Records - 1962
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Glen Neaves, Roscoe Russell, Ivor Melton, “Devilish Mary”
Folkways Records - 1962
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E.C. Ball, Orna Ball and Wayne Henderson, “Put Your Hand in the Hand-Track 13”
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Ted Lundy And The Southern Mountain Boys, “Banjo Boy Chimes”
from Ted Lundy And The Southern Mountain Boys
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Clayton McMichen, “Grave In The Pines”
from The Rose Grew Round The Briar: Early American Rural Love Songs, (Volume 2)
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Estil C. Ball, “Pretty Polly”
from Southern Journey (Volume 5): Bad Man Ballads - Songs of Outlaws and Desperadoes
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Cedar Place Children, “PK Penny Packet / Mrs Mopp / Chicka Tony”
from The Lomax Collection: Singing In The Streets - Scottish Children's Songs
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Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant, “Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own (Featuring Kay Starr & Tennessee Ernie Ford)”
from Bustin' Thru - Flippin' The Lid
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The Ross County Farmers, “Stay All Night”
from The Ross County Farmers: 1948 Radio Shows From The Collection Of Betty Seymour