Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #40 features a December 8, 1972 jam session at the home (?) 
of Roy Acuff, Nashville, TN.  A number of country/bluegrass luminaries are featured 
including Brother Oswald Kirby (Dobro on the first half of the tape), Bill Monroe 
(mandolin, vocals), Charlie Collins (guitar, fiddle), Tut (mandolin, Dobro on the 
latter part of the tape), and unknown others (the banjoist, who is familiar with 
Monroe-hear the long medley on track #10-may be Jack Hicks, Monroe's banjoist from 
4/71-9/73).  I'm not sure if it is Acuff who sings lead on "Faded Love".

Mitchell Wittenberg


Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #40 Jam Session at Roy Acuff's Home(?)

with 
Tut Taylor, 
Bill Monroe,
Brother Oswald Kirby,
Charlie Collins,
& Unknown Others

Nashville, TN   December 8, 1972

01. Kansas City Kitty
02. Bill Monroe enters - Remember Me - Talking, Tuning
03. Faded Love
04. Sitting on Top of the World
05. Time Changes Everything
06. When You & I Were Young, Maggie
07. Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine
08. Soldier's Joy 
09. Sally Goodin
10. Little Maggie/Train 45/Nine Pound Hammer/My Little Georgia Rose/Molly & Tenbrooks/Breaking 
    in a Brand New Pair of Shoes/Swing Low, Sweet Chariot/Blue Moon of Kentucky...(Talking)
11. Black Mountain Rag...(Talking/Tuning)
12. Sugar in the Gourd
13. Bill Cheatum...(Tuning)
14. Billy in the Lowground
15. Liberty
16. Red-Haired Boy (x)



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