Title: The early days of bluegrass. the Rich-R-Tone story.
Authors: Neaves, Glen.; Cooper, Stoney, -1977.; Cooper, Wilma Lee, 1921-; Pack, Buster.; Lambert, Pee Wee.; Parker, Curly; Surratt, Cecil.; Hunter, Frank.; Stanley Brothers; Sauceman Brothers.; Grayson County Boys (Musical group); Caudill Family (Musical group); Lonesome Pine Boys (Musical group); Pine Ridge Boys.; West Virginia Ramblers (Musical group); Bailey Brothers.; Happy Valley Boys.; Black Mountain Boys (Bluegrass group).; Hillbilly Ramblers Quartet.
Publisher: Rounder,
Year: 1974
Subjects: Bluegrass music; Bluegrass music; Music United States
Contents: The old swinging bridge -- Black Mountain rag (Glen Neaves and the Grayson County Boys) -- This world can't stand long -- Wicked path of sin (Stoney Cooper and Wilma Lee) -- Ain't no grave gonna hold my body down -- I'll be no stranger there (the Caudill Family) -- Little glass of wine (Stanley Brothers) -- Better late than never (Buster Pack and his Lonesome Pine Boys) --Weary hobo -- Just a memory (Pee Wee Lambert and Curly Parker with their Pine Ridge Boys) -- The bright crystal sea -- Where will you spend eternity? (Cecil Surratt and his West Virginia Ramblers) -- Rattlesnke daddy (the Bailey Brothers and the Happy Valley Boys) -- Hallelujah we shall rise (the Sauceman Brothers with their Hillbilly Ramblers Quartet) -- Long time no see --Tennessee boy (Frank Hunter and his Black Mountain Boys.