Live: The Hay Barn, Shepherd, Texas

~ Release by Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

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1	Katy Hill banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Katy Hill composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		?:??
2	Maiden’s Prayer banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live cover recording of: A Maiden’s Prayer (in 1968-07) composer: Tekla Bądarzewska (Polish classical composer)		?:??
3	Kentucky Waltz banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Kentucky Waltz (in 1968-07) lyricist and composer: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) (in 1945)		?:??
4	In the Pines banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: In the Pines (Black Girl) lyricist and composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3421)		?:??
5	Dusty Miller banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Dusty Miller (catch-all for unidentified Irish traditional tunes) composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		?:??
6	Shenandoah Waltz banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Shenandoah Waltz lyricist: Clyde Moody composer: Chubby Wise		?:??
7	Carroll County Blues banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Carroll County Blues composer: [traditional] (special purpose artist)		?:??
8	Listen to the Mockingbird banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Listen to the Mockingbird lyricist and composer: Septimus Winner writer: Alice Hawthorne		?:??
9	Life’s Railway to Heaven banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Life’s Railway to Heaven writer: [traditional] (special purpose artist) arranger: Barry "Byrd" Burton (Byrd Burton)		?:??
10	Lonesome Road Blues banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Lonesome Road Blues composer: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) publisher: Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) is based on: Chilly Winds (a.k.a. Lonesome Road Blues - catch-all work) version of: Der Mann mit dem Block (The Man Comes Around)		?:??
11	I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) recording of: I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water lyricist and composer: Joe Babcock publisher: Mariposa Music Inc. (publisher)		?:??
12	I’m Going Back to Old Kentucky banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky composer: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) publisher: Unichappell Music, Inc.		?:??
13	Molly and Tenbrooks banjo: Vic Jordan (Bluegrass banjo player) double bass [bass]: James Monroe (US bluegrass singer, son of Bill Monroe) fiddle: Kenny Baker (US fiddler) guitar: Roland White mandolin: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) recorded at: Johnny Morrison's Haybarn in Shepherd, Texas, United States (in 1968-07) live recording of: Molly and Tenbrooks composer: Bill Monroe (“The Father of Bluegrass”) publisher: Bill Monroe Music is based on: Molly and Tenbrooks		?:??