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Our Latest Listing of Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Cds and Books Our Latest Listing of Bluegrass and Old-Time Music CDs and Books STANLEY BROTHERS GT7-2207 · THE EARLY STARDAY/KING YEARS 1958-1961 · Fabulous 4-CD set that covers the early recordings that the Stanley Brothers made for the King and Starday labels. 103 songs in all. Disk One: Holiday Pickin’ / Gonna Paint The Town / That Happy Night / Christmas Is Near / Love Me Darling, Just Tonight / She’s More To Be Pitied / Heaven Seemed So Near / Your Selfish Heart / How Mountain Girls Can Love / The Memory Of Your Smile / Mastertone March / Clinch Mountain Backstep / Midnight Ramble / Train 45 / Think Of What You’ve Done / Keep A Memory / Old Daniel Prayed / He Said If I Be Lifted Up / This Wicked Path Of Sin / Are You Afraid To Die / The White Dove / How Can We Thank Him For What He Has Done / Mother’s Footsteps Guide Me On / That Home Far Away / My Lord’s Gonna Set Me Free / The Angel Of Death / Wings Of Angels / Suwanee River Hoedown Disk Two: Choo Choo Comin’ / Carolina Mountain Home / Trust Each Other / Beneath The Maple / Highway Of Regret / A Little At A Time / Another Night / Ridin’ That Midnight Train / Mountain Dew / Sunny Side Of The Mountain / Tragic Romance / Shenandoah Waltz / Next Sunday, Darling, Is My Birthday / Sweet Thing / Sweeter Than The Flowers / It’s Raining Here This Morning / Shackles And Chains / Weeping Willow / Old Rattler / I’m A Man Of Constant Sorrow / My Main Trial Is Yet To Come / Mother Left Me Her Bible / Jacob’s Vision / I’ll Not Be A Stranger / From The Manger To The Cross Disk Three: Purple Robe / When Jesus Beckons Me Home / Jordan / Pass Me Not / Lonely Tombs / Over In The Glory Land / How Far To Little Rock / A Few More Seasons / Where We’ll Never Die / In Heaven We’ll Never Grow Old / Mother No Longer Awaits Me At Home / If I Lose / Little Maggie / God Gave You To Me / Don’t Go Out Tonight / The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn / Rank Stranger / Let The Church Roll On / Rock Of Ages / I Saw The Light / What A Friend / Gathering Flowers For The Master’s Bouquet / I’m Ready To Go Disk Four: Let Me Love You One More Time / Little Bennie / Old Love Letters / Daybreak In Dixie / Daybreak In Dixie (overdubbed Version) / Wildwood Flower / Let Me Rest / Are You Tired Of Me, Darling / Finger Poppin’ Time / Finger Poppin’ Time (overdubbed Version) / Rank Stranger / Come All Ye Tenderhearted / Lover’s Quarrel / The Story Of The Lawson Family / Jenny Lynn / Little Willie / Big Tilda / Wild Bill Jones / You’re Still To Blame / I’ll Take The Blame / I’ll Just Go Away / Steel Guitar Rag / I’d Worship You / Just Dreamin’ / The Drunken Driver / Little Joe / Handsome Molly 4-CD set/103 songs: $25.00 GT7-2180 · STANLEY BROTHERS · The King Years 1961-1965 · Fabulous 4-CD set that covers the early- to mid-‘60s recordings that the Stanley Brothers made for the King Records. 110 songs in all Disk One: Little Bessie / Mother’s Only Sleeping / Old Country Church / Campin’ In Canaan Land / Mother Call My Name In Prayer / Working On A Building / Somebody Touched Me / Dying A Sinner’s Death / Village Church Yard / A Few More Years / Kneel At The Cross / My Sinful Past / How Mountain Girls Can Love / There Is A Trap / I See Through You / Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine / Fast Express / I’m Only Human / String, Eraser And Blotter / Keep Them Cold, Icy Fingers Off Me / Still Trying To Get To Little Rock / Where We’ll Never Grow Old / When He Reached Down His Hand For Me / Paul And Silas / Who Will Sing For Me / I’ll Fly Away / Drinking From The Fountain / Leaning On The Everlasting Arms / Memories Of Mother Disk Two: Heaven’s Light Is Shining On Me / Let Me Walk, Lord, By Your Side / Harbor Of Love / We Shall Rise / Dear Girl, Can You Forgive / It’s Alright If That’s The Way You Feel / Drunkard’s Dream / I Just Came From Your Wedding / Mama Don’t Allow / Chickie’s Old Gray Mule / If We Never Meet Again / Hand In Hand With Jesus / My Deceitful Heart / Christmas Is Near / I Don’t Want Your Rambling Letters / Just Because / No Letter Today / He Went To Sleep And The Hogs Ate Him / My Brother’s Bride / Six Months Ain’t Long / Old And In The Way / Hills Of Roan County / Little Birdie / Pig In A Pen / Whiskey / Lips That Lie / Lips That Lie (alternate Version) / Little Darling Pal Of Mine / Darling Nellie Gray Disk Three: Train 45 / Lonesome Traveler / Shout Little Lulie / Shamrock / Stoney Creek / Stone Walls And Steel Bars / Standing Room Only (Outside Your Heart) / Lonesome Night / Pretty Little Miss In The Garden / It Was (late Last Night) / Red Wing / When You And I Were Young Maggie / Big Booger / Sourwood Mountain / Ground Hog / Red River Valley / Rang Tang / Snow Deer / Five String Drag / Never Again / Don’t Cheat In Our Home Town / Don’t Step Over An Old Love / I Just Stood There / Will The Circle Be Unbroken / Jesus Savior, Pilot Me / I Just Dropped By / Oh Death / Shoutin’ On The Hills Of Glory / Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem Disk Four: John Three-sixteen / A Crown He Wrote / How Beautiful Heaven Must Be / He’s Passing This Way / No Burdens Pass Through / Building On The Rock / Bully Of The Town / Back Up And Push / Careless Love / How Bad Do I Feel / Rollin’ On Rubber Wheels / Our Darlin’s Gone / How You’ve Tortured My Mind / I’m Bound To Ride / God’s Highway / The End Of The Road / Seek Jesus (He Still May Be Found) / He’ll Save Your Soul Yet / I Feel Like Going Home / Take Me Home / Are You Ready / Prayer Of A Truck Driver’s Son / What A Price / Vision Of The Promised Land / Pray For The Boys / Soldier’s Grave 4-CD set/110 songs: $25.00 REB-1110 · LONG JOURNEY HOME · Classic 1964 recording with Carter & Ralph Stanley and George Shuffler. Many fine old songs. · Long Journey Home / Will You Miss Me / I’ll Be True To The One That I Love / No Letter In The Mail Today / Pretty Polly / Wildwood Flower / Two More Years And I’ll Be Free / Ramshackle Shack On The Hill / East Virginia Blues / Pig In A Pen / Your Saddle Is Empty Old Pal / Nine Pound Hammer / Cluck Old Hen / Wild And Reckless Hobo / Rabbit In A Log / Mountain Pickin’ $15.00 REB-1115 · ON RADIO · From 1960 radio recordings made for Jim Walter Homes. With Bill Napier, Chubby Anthony, Ralph Mayo, and George Shuffler. · Theme / Roll In My Sweet Baby’s Arms / A Few More Seasons / Love Me Darlin’ Just Tonight / Black Mountain Blues / My Lord’s Gonna Set Me Free / How Mountain Girls Can Love / Mississippi Sawyer / Jim Walter Commercial #1 / Orange Blossom Special / Daniel Prayed / Shenandoah Waltz / How Far To Little Rock / Mother’s Footsteps Guide Me On / Pig In A Pen / Cripple Creek / Theme / Theme / Uncle Pen / Little Glass Of Wine / Midnight Ramble / Heaven / Don’t Go Out Tonight / Fire On The Mountain / Jim Walter Commercial #2 / Carolina Mountain Home / Mother No Longer Awaits Me At Home / He’ll Set Your Fields On Fire / Big Tilda / If We Never Meet Again / Whoa Mule / Theme $15.00 KG-0540 · SONGS OF THE CARTER FAMILY · Little Darling Pal Of Mine / Bury Me Beneath The Weeping Willow / Will The Circle Be Unbroken / Lover’s Quarrel / Wildwood Flower / Let The Church Roll On / We Shall Rise / Are You Tired Of Me My Darling / Village Church Yard / Where We’ll Never Grow Old / Little Joe / Working On A Building $15.00 KG-0547 · SING THE SONGS OF BILL MONROE · Six Months Ain’t Long / Lover’s Quarrel / Stoney Creek / Mother’s Only Sleeping / How Beautiful Heaven Must Be / No Letter Today / Little Joe / Working On A Building / Jenny Lynn / I’ll Meet You In Church Sunday Morning / This Wicked Path Of Sin / Weeping Willow / Pretty Little Miss In The Garden / Midnight Ramble / I Saw The Light / Will The Circle Be Unbroken / Little Maggie / What About You / Back Up And Push / Pass Me Not / Over In The Gloryland / Somebody Touched Me / Hills Of Roan County $15.00 KSCD-0507 · ALL-TIME GREATEST HITS · I’m A Man Of Constant Sorrow / Don’t Cheat In Our Home Town / How Mountain Girls Can Love / Stone Walls And Steel Bars / Train 45 / Little Maggie / Oh Death / Rank Strangers / White Dove / Little Birdie / Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem $15.00 FED-6560 · I’M A MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW · I’m A Man Of Constant Sorrow / Oh Death / Stone Walls And Steel Bars / Think Of What You’ve Done / Let Me Rest / How Mountain Girls Can Love / If I Lose / Love Me Darling, Just Tonight / Little Maggie / Choo Choo Coming $15.00 CCCD-0101 · SHADOWS OF THE PAST · Introduction / Going To The Races / Just Another Broken Heart / I Hope You Have Learned / Here Today And Gone Tomorrow / Thinking Of The Old Days / Lonesome Road Blues / John Henry / White House Blues / They Sleep Together, Now At Rest / Going To Georgia / The Propaganda Routine / Katy Cline / Closing Comments / Long Journey Home Nice collection of live recordings of songs that the group never recorded elsewhere. $15.00 SFR-002 · STANLEY BROTHERS · Valley View Park – 1957 · This collection was assembled from live recordings made by folklorist Mike Seeger at two separate concerts in 1957. Part one comes from a May 12, 1957, show at Valley View Park in Hellam, Pennsylvania. Assisting the Stanley Brothers that day were Curley Lambert on mandolin, Chubby Anthony on fiddle, and Lindy Clear on bass.
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