Earl Scruggs and Arthur Smith
1957-00-00
"Jam Session at one of their homes"

Earl Scruggs - banjo
Arthur Smith - fiddle

Unknown Reel Source
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01. Introduction by unknown gentleman
02. ? 				
03. Blackberry Blossom 
04. Love Letters in the Sand 
05. Little Darling 
06. The Girl I Love Don’t Pay Me No Mind 
07. Fiddler’s Dream
08. Tennessee Wagoner 
09. (x) Hickory Leaf
10. Old Bill Cheatham 
11. Dusty Miller 
12. Cumberland Gap  
13. Turkey in the Straw 
14. ? 
15. Uncle Joe 
16. ? 
17. Chicken Reel 
18. Ragtime Annie 
19. Listen to the Mockingbird
20. (x) Sally Goodin’
21. (x) Dixie Stomp  
22. You Are Always on My Mind 
23. (x) Sugar Creek Stomp 
24. Smith’s Rag 
25. (x) Freight Train Moan 
26. Dixon County Breakdown 
27. (Untitled) 
28. Red Apple Rag 
29. Chatter > Cheatham County Breakdown #1 
30. Cheatham County Breakdown #2
31. Old Joe
32. Billy in the Lowground 
33. New Money 
34. Crossroads 
35. Ain’t Gonna Rain No More 
36. Whistling Rufus (x) 
37. "That's All, Folks!"

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Notes:
Quality is quite clear for an old recording and a likely inexpensive tape deck.
The original tape was apparently edited by an unknown gentleman at a later date, who gave a brief introduction to the recording, and introduced song titles throughout. Apparently, he realized and appreciated the historical nature of the tape and did us all a great service by sharing his comments with us.
Imported broadcast WAVs into Audition:
- Normalized to -0.5 dB
- EQ: Low-pass @ 16k to reduce hiss
- removed ~2.02 second gaps between each track
- cut audio saying "these recordings were recorded in 1957", originally stuck in the middle of track 19, placed it at the beginning of the recording with other introductory material. 
- removed a number of pops and fixed a number of very short dropouts (which came out as a click). Didn't remove all the pops.
- removed some redundant material present elsewhere on the recording
- some minor track damage is audible on the last 4 songs or so, this sounds like it was likely introduced at some point after initial digitization.