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3/27/17 Southern Flavor Bill Monroe Country Music Hall of Fame Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes NGDB Circle Vol 1 Footprints In the Snow Bill Monroe Bluegrass 50-58 In the Pines Bill Monroe Music 1936-94 Pain In My Heart Lonesome Pine Fiddlers Windy Mountain Lonesome Sad & Blue Lonesome Pine Fiddlers Windy Mountain Save It Save It Jimmy Martin Jimmy Martin & Sunny Mountain Boys Don't Forget Me Lonesome Pine Fiddlers Windy Mountain Chalk Up Another One Jimmy Martin Jimmy Martin & Sunny Mountain Boys That's How I Can Count On You Jimmy Martin Jim & Jesse Story Ho, Honey, Ho Osborne Brothers Osborne Brothers 1956-68 Pathway of Teardrops Osborne Brothers Osborne Brothers 1956-68 Cherokee Lady Various Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza Ashokan Farewell Various Bluegrass Mandolin Extravaganza What Would You Give In Exchange Bobby Osborne w Marty Stuart Bluegrass and Beyond My Savior Is Calling Peter Rowan Old School Walking the Floor Over You Osborne Brothers Osborne Brothers 1956-68 Windy City Osborne Brothers Osborne Brothers 1968-74 Goin Back to My Kentucky Country Home Joe Mullins Another Day From Life Bobby Osborne Interview Pt 1 Bluegrass Melody Bobby Osborne and Rocky Top Xpress Bluegrass Melodies Bobby Osborne Interview Part 2 Rocky Top Bobby Osborne and Rocky Top Xpress Memories Long Lonesome Road Larry Cordle Give Me Jesus Two Coats Larry Cordle Give Me Jesus 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Del McCoury All Star Bluegrass Celebration Likes of Me Tony Rice Night Flyer Nothin To You Becky Buller Tween Earth and Sky Chain Gang Blues Balsam Range Mountain Voodoo My old Brown Coat and Me Tim Obrien Where the River Meets the Road Doggone Hot Rize When I'm Free Hobo On a Train Lou Reid & Carolina Rollin On Put Me In Your Pocket Frank Solivan Family Friends & Heroes You Plant Your Fields New Grass Revival Best of I Won't Back Down Dale Ann Bradley Don't Turn Your Back Higher Ground Ned Luberecki Take Five Girl I Love Dont Pay Me No Mind Earls of Leicester Rattle & Roar Get In Line Brother Marty Stuart Busy Bee Cafe Gonna Lay My Burdens Down Doc Watson On Praying Ground Raw Hide Bill Monroe Anthology .

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