Jerry Douglas, Russ Barenburg and Edgar Meyer
Winterhawk Bluegrass Festival
Rothvoss Farm
Ancramdale, NY
July 17, 1993 Early and Late

Lineage: Master Audience Cassette Neumann km 82i>Sony D5m 
FOB 20" from Left Speaker Stack
Remastered March 1996 Nak BX-100>Panasonic SV 3700 
to CD Aug 2003 Panasonic SV 3700 DAT> Tascam CD-RW 700
to FLAC Feb 20, 2006 
Recorded by and Transfers by Bill Koucky

Disc 1		53:39
Early Show:	
Jerry Douglas, Russ Barenburg, Edgar Meyer

01. Intro 
02. Angelina Baker
03. Why Don't You Go Back To The Woods
04. Big Bug Shuffle
05. Lochs Of Dred
06. Edgar Solo
07. Hymn Of Ordinary Motion
08. Big Sciota
09. Open Arms
10. Pushed Too Far
11. Monkey Bay
12. Emphysema Two Step
13. Encore: Here On Erath

Disc 2		74:22
Late Show:
Jerry Douglas & Friends

01. Intro, Other Times
02. Through The Gates
03. Tunning, Early Morning
04. (Russ Tune) 
    (A)
05. I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby * 
    (B)
06. You Send Me %
07. Love Enough For All Of Us %
08. (C) (Set Up)
09. Bass Duet-on 1 Bass  
10. (D)  Tunning
11. Shenandoah Breakdown
12. Midnight Highway @
13. Tunning
14. John Henry @
15. Crowd
16. Encore:Peter Rowan & Jerry Douglas
    Wheel Of Fortune @

(A) Jerry Brings Out Alison Kruass, Adam Steffy, Charles Sawtelle 
(B) Enter Mollie O'Brien 
(C) Enter Victor Krauss
(D) Enter Peter Rowan, Peter Wernick, Bill Kieth
                  
* w/ Alison Krauss Vocals
% w/ Mollie O'Brien Vocals
@ w/ Peter Rowan Vocals

Notes: These sets were the highlights of the weekend. Jerry brought out
all the new tunes from his upcoming album, "Skip, Hop & Wobble". A great album
that everyone should own no matter what type of music you enjoy. Quite simply
Douglas is the best on the planet at what he does, and the other two guys aren't
too bad either. I recall the early set where the sound of the 3 filled the space 
so well and people dancing and swaying to the melodies on the hillside on that
warm July Saturday afternoon and then the night set after The Rowan set that was a fine
ending to the day of 15 hours of music. Enjoy and pass this along. Bill Koucky