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Kentucky Mountain Music (Classic Recordings Of The 1920s & 1930s) - CD, Box Set
Various: Kentucky Mountain Music (Classic Recordings Of The 1920s & 1930s) version on 7CD/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company YAZOO on 24. March 2003. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Folk and Country.
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| 1-1 | Burnett & Rutherford: Ladies Of The Steamboat | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Lead Vocals, Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | |||
| 1-2 | Buell Kazee: The Dying Soldier | ||
| 1-3 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Little Rabbit / Rabitt Where's Your Mammy | ||
| Banjo John Crockett Sr | Fiddle George Crockett | Guitar Johnny Crockett (2) | Jew's Harp Alan Crockett | Tenor Guitar Albert Crockett | |||
| 1-4 | Shortbuckle Roark & Family: I Truly Understand You Love Another Man | ||
| 1-5 | Ted Gossett's String Band: Eighth Of January | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Ted Gossett | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 1-6 | Burnett & Rutherford: All Night Long Blues | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Lead Vocals, Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | |||
| 1-7 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Shipping Port | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 1-8 | Robert L. Day: The Rowan County Crew | ||
| 1-9 | Doc Roberts: Deer Walk | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 1-10 | Rutherford & Foster: Let Her Go, I'll Meet Her | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 1-11 | Walter Family: That's My Rabbit, My Dog Caught It | ||
| Banjo Ray Agee (2) | Fiddle Draper Walter | Guitar Charlie Estes (2) | Jug Charlie Burdette | Piano Mary Walter (2) | Washboard Wilburn Walter | |||
| 1-12 | Martin & Roberts: Lillie Dale | ||
| Vocals, Guitar Asa Martin | Vocals, Mandolin James Roberts (3) | |||
| 1-13 | Rutherford, Burnett And Moore: Cumberland Gap | ||
| Banjo, Vocals Richard Burnett | Fiddle, Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar Byrd Moore | |||
| 1-14 | James Howard: The Old Fish Song | ||
| 1-15 | Fort Thomas Group: The Red Hill Special | ||
| 1-16 | Green Bailey: If I Die A Railroad Man | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Vocals, Guitar Green Bailey | |||
| 1-17 | J.W. Day: Grand Hornpipe | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals J.W. Day | Guitar Carson Robison | |||
| 1-18 | Walter Williams: East Virginia | ||
| 1-19 | J.W. Day: Forked Deer | ||
| Banjo Marion Underwood | Fiddle Jim Booker | |||
| 1-20 | Pete Steele: Pretty Polly | ||
| 1-21 | Justus Begley: Run Banjo | ||
| 1-22 | Kentucky Mountain Choristers: We'll Understand It Better Bye And Bye | ||
| 2-1 | Burnett & Rutherford: Curley Headed Woman | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Lead Vocals, Guitar [Possible], Banjo [Possible] Richard Burnett | |||
| 2-2 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Gate To Go Through | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 2-3 | Martin & Roberts: Hot Corn | ||
| Mandolin Doc Roberts | Vocals, Guitar Asa Martin, James Roberts (3) | |||
| 2-4 | Taylor, Burnett And Moore: Grandma's Rag | ||
| Banjo Richard Burnett | Fiddle Dick Taylor (7) | Guitar Byrd Moore | |||
| 2-5 | Rutherford & Foster: I'm As Free Little Birdie As Can Be | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 2-6 | Clifford Gross: Rocky Mountain Goat | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Ted Gossett | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 2-7 | Green Bailey: Shut Up In Coal Creek Mine | ||
| 2-8 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Sugar In My Coffee (Medley) | ||
| Banjo Johnny Crockett (2) | Bones Alan Crockett | Fiddle George Crockett, John Crockett Sr | Guitar Clarence Crockett | Tenor Guitar Albert Crockett | |||
| 2-9 | Buell Kazee: The Butcher's Boy (The Railroad Boy) | ||
| 2-10 | Doc Roberts: New Money | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 2-11 | Burnett & Rutherford: Pearl Bryan | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Vocals, Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | |||
| 2-12 | Kentucky String Ticklers: Crooked John | ||
| Banjo Oddis J. Burgher | Fiddle Silas Rogers | Piano Buck Lane | |||
| 2-13 | Dawson Henson: The Moonshiner | ||
| 2-14 | Forked Deer | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals J.W. Day | Guitar Carson Robison | |||
| 2-15 | Taylor's Kentucky Boys: The Dixie Cowboy | ||
| Banjo Marion Underwood | Guitar Willie Young (2) | Vocals Aulton Ray | |||
| 2-16 | Walter Williams: Mississippi Sawyer | ||
| 2-17 | Rutherford & Foster: Six Months Ain't Long | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 2-18 | Ed Morrison: Blackberry Blossom | ||
| 2-19 | Theophilus Hoskins: Ellen Smith | ||
| 2-20 | Henry L. Bandy: Five Up | ||
| 2-21 | Pete Steele: Payday At Coal Creek | ||
| 2-22 | Justus Begley: Golden Willow Tree | ||
| 2-23 | Alice & Martha Williams & Elizabeth Flatt: The Last Appeal | ||
| 3-1 | J.W. Day: Way Up On Clinch Mountain | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals J.W. Day | Guitar Carson Robison | |||
| 3-2 | Ted Gossett's String Band: Going To Jail | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Tommy Whitmer | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 3-3 | Rutherford & Foster: Richmond Blues | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 3-4 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Soap In The Washpan | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Lead Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 3-5 | McVay & Johnson: Ain't Going To Lay My Armor Down | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals Roland N. Johnson | Guitar, Vocals Ancil L. McVay | |||
| 3-6 | Blue Ridge Mountaineers: Old Voile | ||
| Banjo Homer Castleman | Fiddle Frank Miller (4) | Harmonica [Mouth Harp] Clarence McCormick | Piano Alice McCormick (2) | |||
| 3-7 | Asa Martin: Gentle Annie | ||
| Autoharp Ed Lewis (16) | Vocals, Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 3-8 | Burnett & Rutherford: Billy In The Low Ground | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Lead Vocals, Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | |||
| 3-9 | Dawson Henson: Lady Margaret And Sweet William | ||
| 3-10 | Doc Roberts: And The Cat Came Back | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 3-11 | Walter Williams: Pass Around The Bottle | ||
| 3-12 | Marion Underwood: Coal Creek March | ||
| 3-13 | Pete Steele: Johnny O Johnny | ||
| 3-14 | Rutherford & Foster: Taylor's Quickstep (Monroe County Quickstep) | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 3-15 | Justus Begley: I've Been All Around This World | ||
| 3-16 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Jenny Baker | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 3-17 | Clay Walters: Come All You Roving Cowboys | ||
| 3-18 | Taylor's Kentucky Boys: Soldier's Joy | ||
| Banjo Marion Underwood | Fiddle Jim Booker | Guitar Willie Young (2) | Vocals Aulton Ray | |||
| 3-19 | Maynard Britton: I Came To This Country | ||
| 3-20 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Medley Of Old Time Dance Tunes Part 1 (Husking Bee / Old Molly Hare / Wild Horse / Soldier's Joy / Arkansas Traveller) | ||
| Banjo Johnny Crockett (2) | Bones Alan Crockett | Fiddle George Crockett, John Crockett Sr | Guitar Clarence Crockett | |||
| 3-21 | Burnett & Rutherford: Rambling Reckless Hobo | ||
| Banjo, Vocals [Duet Vocal] Richard Burnett | Fiddle, Vocals [Duet Vocal] Leonard Rutherford | |||
| 3-22 | W.H. Stepp, Walter Williams: Wild Horse | ||
| 3-23 | Boyd Asher: Old Christmas | ||
| 3-24 | Ted Chesnut: The Rowan County Feud | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Vocals, Guitar Ted Chesnut | |||
| 3-25 | Hatton Brothers: Wish I Had My Time Again | ||
| Banjo Jess Hatton | Fiddle Vertner Hatton | Speech [Talking], Speech [Dance Calls] Asa Martin | |||
| 4-1 | Blue Ridge Mountaineers: Old Flannigan | ||
| Banjo Homer Castleman | Fiddle Frank Miller (4) | Harmonica [Mouth Harp] Clarence McCormick | Piano Alice McCormick (2) | |||
| 4-2 | Burnett & Rutherford: Willie Moore | ||
| Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | Lead Vocals, Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | |||
| 4-3 | J.W. Day: The Wild Wagoner | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals J.W. Day | Guitar Carson Robison | |||
| 4-4 | Asa Martin: My Cabin Home Among The Hills | ||
| Autoharp Ed Lewis (16) | Vocals, Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 4-5 | Ted Gossett's String Band: Bow Legged Irishman | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Ted Gossett | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 4-6 | Rutherford & Foster: There's No One Like The Old Folks | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 4-7 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Old Blind Dog | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 4-8 | Buell Kazee: The Sporting Bachelors | ||
| 4-9 | Taylor's Kentucky Boys: Sourwood Mountain | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Fiddle [Harmony Fiddle] Jim Booker | Guitar John Booker | |||
| 4-10 | Justus Begley: The Roving Boy | ||
| 4-11 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Medley Of Old Time Dance Tunes Part 2 (Sourwood Mountain / Sally In The Garden / Sally Goodin) | ||
| Banjo Johnny Crockett | Bones Alan Crockett | Fiddle George Crockett, John Crockett Sr | Guitar Clarence Crockett | |||
| 4-12 | Pete Steele: Lack Fol Diddle I Day | ||
| 4-13 | Burnett & Rutherford: Lost John | ||
| Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | Lead Vocals, Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | |||
| 4-14 | Rutherford & Foster: There's More Pretty Girls Than One | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 4-15 | Walter Family: Shaker Ben | ||
| Banjo Ray Agee (2) | Fiddle Draper Walter | Guitar Charlie Estes (2) | Jug Charlie Burdette | Piano Mary Walter (2) | Washboard Wilburn Walter | |||
| 4-16 | Rev. Sherwin Sizemore & Church Of The Ten Elders: Jesus Walking Through The Land | ||
| 4-17 | Green's String Band: Pickaway | ||
| Bass Preston Green | Fiddle [Harmony Fiddle] Herman Green (2) | Fiddle [Lead Fiddle] A. Judson Green | Guitar Ila Bassett | |||
| 4-18 | Dawson Henson: Wallins Creek Girls | ||
| 4-19 | Ed Morrison: We'll All Go To Heaven When The Devil Goes Blind | ||
| 4-20 | Walter Williams: John Hardy | ||
| 4-21 | Hack's String Band: Wink The Other Eye | ||
| Banjo Walter Cobb | Bass Gene Garrett (2) | Fiddle James Brown (23), William Virgil Garrett | Guitar Charles Underwood (3), Will Brown | Mandolin Melvin Bethel | |||
| 4-22 | Boyd Asher: Hickory Jack | ||
| 4-23 | J.M. Mullins: Working's Too Hard | ||
| 4-24 | Henry L. Bandy: Sail Away Ladies | ||
| 4-25 | Kentucky Mountain Choristers: The Great Reaping Day | ||
| 5-1 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Buffalo Gals (Medley) | ||
| Banjo Johnny Crockett (2) | Bones Alan Crockett | Fiddle George Crockett, John Crockett Sr | Guitar Clarence Crockett | Tenor Guitar Albert Crockett | |||
| 5-2 | Howard-Peak (The Blind Musicians): Three Black Sheep | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals James Howard (4) | Guitar, Vocals Charles Peak | |||
| 5-3 | Clifford Gross: Run Them Coons In The Ground | ||
| Fiddle Clifford Gross | Guitar Muryel Campbell | |||
| 5-4 | Green Bailey: I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground | ||
| 5-5 | Ted Gossett's String Band: Fire On The Mountain | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Tommy Whitmer | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 5-6 | The Oaks Family: Wake Up You Drowsy Sleepers | ||
| 5-7 | Charlie Wilson & His Hillbillies: Cuttin At The Point | ||
| Fiddle Charlie Wilson (5) | Guitar Roy Hobbs | Speech [Dance Calls] Asa Martin | |||
| 5-8 | Buell Kazee: The Cowboy Trail | ||
| 5-9 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Drink More Cider | ||
| Banjo Bill Mulligan | Fiddle, Vocals Andy Palmer (2) | Guitar Basil Martin | |||
| 5-10 | Rutherford & Foster: Two Faithful Lovers | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 5-11 | Taylor's Kentucky Boys: Maxwell Girl | ||
| Banjo Marion Underwood | Fiddle Jim Booker | Guitar Willie Young (2) | Vocals Aulton Ray | |||
| 5-12 | Dawson Henson: Swafford Branch Stills | ||
| 5-13 | Lonesome Luke And His Farm Boys: Wild Hog In The Woods | ||
| Banjo Ira Decker | Fiddle Luke Decker | Guitar, Speech [Dance Calls] Lee Day (2) | |||
| 5-14 | Fort Thomas Group, Marvin Thornton: The Soldier And The Lady | ||
| 5-15 | Kentucky Woodchoppers: Pine Tree | ||
| 5-16 | Green Maggard: Lord Daniel | ||
| 5-17 | Kentucky String Ticklers: Leaving Here Blues | ||
| Banjo Oddis J. Burgher | Fiddle Silas Rogers | Piano Buck Lane | |||
| 5-18 | James Howard: The Peddler And His Wife | ||
| 5-19 | Doc Roberts: Waynesburgh | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 5-20 | Burnett & Rutherford: Little Stream Of Whiskey | ||
| Banjo [Possibly], Guitar [Possibly] Richard Burnett | Lead Vocals, Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | |||
| 5-21 | Madisonville String Band: Next To Your Mother, Who Do You Love | ||
| Bass Noah Tucker | Fiddle, Vocals Clarence Cobb | Guitar, Vocals Aubrey Prow | Mandolin Houston Tucker | |||
| 5-22 | Pete Steele: Little Birdie | ||
| 5-23 | Theophilus Hoskins: Hog Eyed Man | ||
| 5-24 | Walter Williams: (Fragment) | ||
| 5-25 | McVay & Johnson: I'll Be Ready When The Bridegroom Comes | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals Roland N. Johnson | Guitar, Vocals Ancil L. McVay | |||
| 6-1 | Blind Joe Mangrum, Fred Shriver: Bill Cheatam | ||
| Accordion Fred Shriver | Fiddle Blind Joe Mangrum | |||
| 6-2 | Buell Kazee: Short Life Of Trouble | ||
| 6-3 | Madisonville String Band: B Flat Rag | ||
| Bass Noah Tucker | Fiddle, Vocals Clarence Cobb | Guitar, Vocals Aubrey Prow | Mandolin Houston Tucker | |||
| 6-4 | Green Bailey: The Fate Of Ellen Smith | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Vocals, Guitar Green Bailey | |||
| 6-5 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Washington Quadrille | ||
| Banjo Jake Shucks | Fiddle Les Smitha | Guitar Basil Martin | Speech [Dance Calls] Jimmie Johnson | |||
| 6-6 | Rutherford & Foster: Storms May Rule The Ocean | ||
| Fiddle, Harmony Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar, Lead Vocals John Foster (17) | |||
| 6-7 | Taylor's Kentucky Boys: Gray Eagle | ||
| Banjo Marion Underwood | Fiddle Jim Booker | |||
| 6-8 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Bile Dem Cabbage Down | ||
| Bones Alan Crockett | Fiddle George Crockett, John Crockett Sr | Guitar, Vocals Johnny Crockett (2) | Harmonica [Mouth Harp], Vocals Clarence Crockett | Vocals Albert Crockett | |||
| 6-9 | Doc Roberts: Martha Campbell | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 6-10 | Burnett & Rutherford: I'll Be With You When The Roses Bloom Again | ||
| Guitar [Possibly], Banjo [Possibly] Richard Burnett | Lead Vocals, Fiddle Leonard Rutherford | |||
| 6-11 | Charlie Wilson & His Hillbillies: Shelvin Rock | ||
| Fiddle Charlie Wilson (5) | Guitar Roy Hobbs | Speech [Dance Calls] Asa Martin | |||
| 6-12 | Buell Kazee: The Roving Cowboy | ||
| 6-13 | Ted Gossett's String Band: Fox Chase | ||
| Banjo Pete Woods (2) | Fiddle Ted Gossett | Guitar [Possibly] Earl Nossinger, Enos Gossett | |||
| 6-14 | Lonesome Luke And His Farm Boys: Dogs In The Ashcan | ||
| Banjo Ira Decker | Fiddle Luke Decker | Guitar, Speech [Dance Calls] Lee Day (2) | |||
| 6-15 | Green Maggard: Come All Ye Fair And Handsome Girls | ||
| 6-16 | Pete Steele: Rambling Hobo | ||
| 6-17 | Clifford Gross: Leather Breeches | ||
| Fiddle Clifford Gross | Guitar Muryel Campbell | |||
| 6-18 | Bill Bundy: Poison In A Glass Of Wine | ||
| 6-19 | Tom West: The Valentine | ||
| 6-20 | Walter Family: Flying Cloud Waltz | ||
| Banjo Ray Agee (2) | Fiddle Draper Walter | Guitar Charlie Estes (2) | Jug Charlie Burdette | Piano Mary Walter (2) | Washboard Wilburn Walter | |||
| 6-21 | Ed Morrison: A Western Union Telegram | ||
| 6-22 | James Howard: My Little Carpenter | ||
| 6-23 | Hatton Brothers: Hook And Line | ||
| Banjo Jess Hatton | Fiddle Vertner Hatton | Speech [Talking], Speech [Dance Calls] Asa Martin | |||
| 6-24 | The Oaks Family: Will It Pay | ||
| 7-1 | Rocky Mountain Goat | ||
| Fiddle Clifford Gross | Guitar Ramon DeArman | |||
| 7-2 | Buell Kazee: The Orphan Girl | ||
| 7-3 | Fiddlin' Doc Roberts Trio: Honeymoon Stomp | ||
| Guitar Asa Martin, James Roberts (3) | Mandolin Doc Roberts | |||
| 7-4 | George Roark: I Ain't A Bit Drunk | ||
| 7-5 | Blind Joe Mangrum, Fred Shriver: Bacon And Cabbage | ||
| Accordion Fred Shriver | Fiddle Blind Joe Mangrum | |||
| 7-6 | Howard-Peak (The Blind Musicians): I Cannot Be Your Sweetheart | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals James Howard (4) | Guitar, Vocals Charles Peak | |||
| 7-7 | J.W. Day: Little Boy Working On The Road | ||
| Fiddle, Vocals J.W. Day | Guitar Carson Robison | |||
| 7-8 | Asa Martin, Roy Hobbs: I Must See My Mothers | ||
| Vocals, Guitar Asa Martin | Vocals, Mandolin Roy Hobbs | |||
| 7-9 | Kentucky Woodchoppers: New Harmony Waltz | ||
| 7-10 | Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers: Sugar Hill | ||
| Banjo John Crockett Sr | Vocals George Crockett | |||
| 7-11 | Hack's String Band: Kentucky Plowboy's March | ||
| Banjo Walter Cobb | Bass Gene Garrett (2) | Guitar [Possibly] Charles Underwood (3), Will Brown | Mandolin Melvin Bethel | |||
| 7-12 | The Oaks Family: You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone | ||
| 7-13 | Kentucky String Ticklers: Tipple Blues | ||
| Banjo Oddis J. Burgher | Fiddle Silas Rogers | Piano Buck Lane | |||
| 7-14 | Ted Chesnut: He's Only A Miner Killed In The Ground | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Vocals, Guitar Ted Chesnut | |||
| 7-15 | Doc Roberts: Rye Straw | ||
| Fiddle Doc Roberts | Guitar Asa Martin | |||
| 7-16 | Rutherford, Burnett And Moore: She's A Flower From The Fields Of Alabama | ||
| Banjo, Vocals Richard Burnett | Fiddle, Vocals Leonard Rutherford | Guitar Byrd Moore | |||
| 7-17 | Jimmie Johnson's String Band: Ching Chow | ||
| Banjo Jake Shucks | Fiddle Les Smitha | Guitar Basil Martin | Speech [Dance Calls] Jimmie Johnson | |||
| 7-18 | Shortbuckle Roark & Family: My Mother's Hands | ||
| 7-19 | Madisonville String Band: My Pretty Snow Deer | ||
| 7-20 | Walter Family: Walter Family Waltz | ||
| Banjo Ray Agee (2) | Fiddle Draper Walter | Guitar Charlie Estes (2) | Jug Charlie Burdette | Piano Mary Walter (2) | Washboard Wilburn Walter | |||
| 7-21 | Henry L. Bandy: Going Across The Sea | ||
| 7-22 | Taylor, Burnett And Moore: Knoxville Rag | ||
| Banjo Richard Burnett | Fiddle Dick Taylor (7) | Guitar Byrd Moore | |||
| 7-23 | Buell Kazee: I'm Rolling Along | ||
| Guitar A.L. Walker | Vocals, Banjo Buell Kazee | |||
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| Please note that the dimensions may vary slightly from piece to piece | |||||
Men's |
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| T-SHIRTS | LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS | ||||
| SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | ||
| XXL | 122 | XXL | 124.5 - 127 | ||
| XL | 117 | XL | 122 | ||
| L | 106.5 | L | 112 | ||
| M | 96.5 | M | 101.5 | ||
| S | 91.5 | S | 94 | ||
| HOODIES | SWEATSHIRTS WITH ZIP | ||||
| SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | ||
| XXL | 127 | XXL | 119.5 - 124.5 | ||
| XL | 122 | XL | 112 - 117 | ||
| L | 112 | L | 104 - 109 | ||
| M | 101.5 | M | 96.5 - 101.5 | ||
| S | 91.5 | S | 89 - 94 | ||
Women's |
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| T-SHIRTS | SKINNY FIT T-SHIRTS | ||||
| SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | ||
| XL | 91.5 - 96.5 | L / XL | 91.5 - 96.5 | ||
| L | 86 - 91.5 | S / M | 81 - 86 | ||
| M | 81 - 86 | ONE SIZE | 81 approx. | ||
| S | 76 - 81 | ||||
| VESTS | SWEATSHIRTS WITH ZIP | ||||
| SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | SIZE | CHEST CIRCUMFERENCE (CM) | ||
| XL | 91.5 - 94 | L | 96.5 - 101.5 | ||
| L | 86 - 91.5 | M | 91.5 - 96.5 | ||
| M | 81 - 86 | S | 81 - 86 | ||
| S | 76 - 81 | ||||
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