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Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys A Voice From On High mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: A Voice From On High Country: US Released: 1969 Style: Bluegrass MP3 version RAR size: 1178 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1901 mb WMA version RAR size: 1913 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 582 Other Formats: VOC APE TTA MP3 ADX FLAC MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Let The Light Shine Down On Me A1 1:55 Written-By – Dot Swan* Lord Protect My Soul A2 2:30 Written-By – Bill Monroe Wait A Little Longer, Please Jesus A3 2:34 Written-By – Hazel Houser A Voice From On High A4 2:34 Written-By – Bessie Maudlin, Bill Monroe I'm Working On A Building A5 2:41 Written-By – A.P. Carter* Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorrow A6 2:33 Written-By – Bill Monroe, Pete Pyle He Will Set Your Fields Afire B1 2:35 Written-By – Wilbur Jones Get Down On Your Knees And Pray B2 2:58 Written-By – Bill Monroe Boat Of Love B3 2:41 Written-By – James B. Smith Walking In Jerusalem Just Like John B4 1:57 Written-By – Bill Monroe River Of Death B5 2:30 Written-By – Bill Monroe Credits Banjo – Robert Hicks* (tracks: A1, A3,), Rudy Lyle (tracks: B2, B3,), Sonny Osborne (tracks: A6, B4,) Bass – William D. Killen* (tracks: A1, A3,), Ernie Newton (tracks: A4 to A6, B1, B4,), Howard Watts (tracks: B2,), Joel Price (tracks: A2, B3, B5) Fiddle – Charlie Cline (tracks: A1, A3 to A5, B1,), Gordon Terry (tracks: B2,), Merle "Red" Taylor* (tracks: A2, B5), Vassar Clements (tracks: B3) Guitar – Carter Stanley (tracks: B2,), Jack Phelps* (tracks: A1, A3,), Jimmy Martin (tracks: A2, A4 to B1, B3 to B5), Milton Estes (tracks: A4, A5, B1,) Illustration – Victor Kalin Mandolin – Bill Monroe Notes Recorded January 28, 1955 -- A1, A3 Recorded October 15, 1950 -- A2, B5 Recorded January 14, 1954 -- A4, A5, B1 Recorded July 18, 1952 -- A6, B4 Recorded July 6, 1951 -- B2 Recorded April 8, 1950 -- B3 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bill Monroe And His A Voice From On High DL 75135 Decca DL 75135 US 1969 Blue Grass Boys* (LP, Comp) Bill Monroe And His A Voice From On High VIM-5529 MCA VIM-5529 Japan 1978 Blue Grass Boys* (LP, Comp, Promo, RE) Bill Monroe And His A Voice From On High MCA MCA-131 MCA-131 US Unknown Blue Grass Boys* (LP, Comp, RE) Records Related Music albums to A Voice From On High by Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Bill Monroe's Greatest Hits Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - The Father Of Bluegrass Music Bill Monroe & James Monroe - Tall Pines / Foggy Mountain Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - The Essential Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys (1945-1949) Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Bluegrass Instrumentals Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys - Mule Skinner Blues/Blue Yodel No. 7 Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Knee Deep In Blue Grass Bill Monroe - Goin' Up Caney / Tallahassee Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - When The Cactus Is In Bloom / Sailor's Plea Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Kentucky Waltz / Footprints In The Snow.

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