Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA  
September 2-4, 1966

While bluegrass aficionados currently have the option of attending one of hundreds of 
bluegrass festivals organized around the world in any given year, this was not the state of 
affairs in the early-mid 1960's.  At that time bluegrass music was appreciated by a relatively 
small but dedicated group of fans, and music-park shows typically co-mingled bluegrass and 
country groups on the same bill.  Visionary Carlton Haney (1928-2011) pioneered the 
concept of the bluegrass festival when he promoted the very first multi-day, all-bluegrass 
festival over Labor Day weekend in 1965-The Roanoke Bluegrass Festival at Cantrell's 
Farm in Fincastle, VA.  At this inaugural event, Haney introduced the idea of the "Bluegrass 
Story" focused around the father of bluegrass music, Bill Monroe; by featuring Monroe 
performing with many well-known Blue Grass Boys who tenured with him, as well as other 
performers who helped develop the music along with Monroe, Haney offered attendees a 
historical overview of the development of the genre and a chance to hear their favorite 
performers in aggregations that had never existed before.  What a treat!  With the rousing 
success of his first Roanoke festival, Haney was empowered to produce round two a year 
later, and he just kept on going as his festival concept took hold.  Without Haney's 
inspiration, bluegrass festivals as we know them today would not exist.  

The Steam Powered Preservation Society is extremely proud to present an extensive set of 
reel-to-reel recordings of the Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival, Cantrell's Farm, 
Fincastle, VA, September 2-4, 1966, made by the festival soundman Denzel "Silver Spur" 
Ragsdale, who also worked sound at Monroe's Brown County Jamboree.  These recordings 
include fiddle, mandolin, banjo, and guitar workshops, on-stage one-of-a-kind jam sessions, 
concert performances, as well as the "Bluegrass Story, Part Two"; to call these recordings 
"historic" simply does not do them justice.  We are sure that any bluegrass fan will simply 
flip when they see even a partial list of performers-a veritable "who's who" of bluegrass 
stars:  Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (with Peter Rowan, Richard Greene, Lamar Grier, 
& James Monroe), Kenny Baker, Don Reno & His Tennessee Cut-Ups, Red Smiley & The 
Bluegrass Cut-Ups, a Reno & Smiley reunion, Jim & Jesse McReynolds & The Virginia Boys, 
the Osborne Brothers, the Country Gentlemen, Clyde Moody, David Grisman, Larry 
Richardson (an unsung pioneer of three-finger banjo picking), Mac Wiseman, Ronnie Reno, 
Clarence "Tater" Tate, Fred Pike (a little known hot guitar flatpicker when he wasn't playing 
banjo), "Sammy" Bush (14 years of age and tearing it up on the fiddle!), Del McCoury & The 
Shady Valley Boys, Benny Martin, and many more!  Enjoy!

Very special thanks to Richard Russell for providing SPPS digital copies of the tapes which 
were made from reel copies made in 1975 from the original masters by Steve Duckett, 
whose father was in possession of the tapes.

--Mitchell Wittenberg, SPPS Tape Historian


DISC 1:
Friday Mandolin Workshop
(Led by David Grisman)
With Jesse McReynolds, Ronnie Reno, 
Clarence "Tater" Tate, & David Grisman
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Ronnie Reno:
1.	(Intro by David Grisman)
2.	Bill Cheatham
3.	Smoky Mountain Rag

Jesse McReynolds:
4.	Farewell Blues (with string break)
5.	(McReynolds Talks About Scales)
6.	Fisher's Hornpipe
7.	(Tremolo Exercises)
8.	Farewell Blues
9.	(McReynold's Picking Style)
10.	Salty Dog
11.	(Splitting the Strings)
12.	Wednesday Night waltz

Ronnie Reno:
13.	Tennessee Blues
14.	Sugarfoot Rag
15.	(Grisman Talks About Bill Monroe)
16.	Instrumental (?)

Clarence "Tater" Tate:
17.	Sweet Bunch Of Daisies
18.	Foggy Mountain Special
19.	(Starting Out)
20.	Flint Hill Special

Ronnie Reno & Jesse McReynolds:
21.	Silver Bells
22.	Paddy On The Turnpike

Ronnie Reno, Jesse McReynolds, & David Grisman:
23.	Golden Slippers
24.	(Outtro)


DISC 2:
Friday Guitar Workshop
With Don Reno, Red Smiley, & Fred Pike
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Don Reno:
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Red Wing
3.	(Reno Talks of Delmore Brothers Influence)
4.	Brown's Ferry Blues
5.	(Starting Out)
6.	I Loved You Once But I Can't Trust You Now
7.	Guitar Boogie
8.	Sugarfoot Rag
9.	It Makes No Difference

Fred Pike:
10.	(Introduction by Don Reno)
11.	Old Joe Clark (with Don Reno)
12.	Flop-Eared Mule
13.	Billy In The Lowground
14.	Black Mountain Rag

Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, & John Palmer-bass):
15.	(Introduction)
16.	Maple Sugar
17.	Orange Blossom Special
18.	Black Mountain Rag

Don Reno & Red Smiley:
19.	(Introduction)
20.	Love, Please Come Home (fade out)
21.	Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die
22.	I Know You're Married But I Love You Still
23.	(Stage Talk)

Don Reno, Red Smiley, & Fred Pike:
24.	Turkey In The Straw
25.	Wildwood Flower
26.	(Outtro)


DISC 3:
Friday Evening Concert (Part 1 of 4)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two"
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys ("Present Day Band")
(Bill Monroe-mandolin, Richard Greene-fiddle, Peter Rowan-guitar,
Lamar Grier-banjo, & James Monroe-bass):
1.	(Introduction by Carlton Haney)
2.	Muleskinner Blues
3.	("Bluegrass Story, Part Two" Introduction)

Bill Monroe & Clyde Moody:
4.	Six White Horses
5.	In The Pines
6.	No Letter In The Mail  
7.	Tennessee Blues

Clyde Moody:
8.	(Introduction)
9.	Shenandoah Waltz
10.	(Clyde Moody Interview)
11.	I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome (with Bill Monroe)
12.	Lonesome Road Blues (with Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)

Don Reno & Benny Martin:
13.	(Carlton Haney Talks)
14.	Orange Blossom Special

Jim Eanes:
15.	(Introduction)
16.	Little Brown Hand
17.	Your Old Standby (fade out)

Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Red Smiley-guitar, vocals, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, Gene 
Burrows-bass):
18.	(Introduction)
19.	Swinging A Nine Pound Hammer
20.	(Red Smiley Talks)
21.	Devil's Dream
22.	We'll Meet Again Sweetheart (x)
23.	Doug's Tune
24.	Land Where No Cabins Fall 
25.	I've Waited As Long As I Can
26.	Grandpa Played the Fiddle
27.	I Wouldn't Change You If I Could 
28.	Old Joe Clark


DISC 4:
Friday Evening Concert (Part 2 of 4)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two"
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Jim & Jesse (McReynolds) & The Virginia Boys
(Jim McReynolds-guitar, vocals, Jesse McReynolds-mandolin, Bobby Thompson-
banjo, Jimmy Buchanan-fiddle, & Dickie Maudlin-bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Fire On The Mountain
3.	Ole Slew Foot
4.	Going Back To Alabama
5.	Sugarfoot Rag
6.	I Wish You Knew (fades out)
7.	Swinging Doors
8.	Instrumental (?)
9.	Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes
10.	It's A Long, Long Way To The Top Of The World
11.	Border Ride
12.	Don't Let Nobody Tie You Down
13.	Better Times A-Comin'

Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys ("Present Day Band")
(Bill Monroe-mandolin, Richard Greene-fiddle, Peter Rowan-guitar, Lamar Grier-
banjo, & James Monroe-bass):
14.	(Introduction)
15.	Panhandle Country
16.	Walls Of Time
17.	Bluegrass Breakdown
18.	Muleskinner Blues
19.	Blue Moon Of Kentucky
20.	Molly And Tenbrooks
21.	Rawhide
22.	Orange Blossom Special


DISC 5:
Friday Evening Concert (Part 3 of 4)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two"
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups
(Don Reno-banjo, Chuck Haney-mandolin, Ronnie Reno-guitar, & Duck Austin-bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Instrumental (?)
3.	Somewhere Tonight
4.	Tomorrow Is Just Another Day To Cry
5.	Lost Indian
6.	Kiss Me Once Again
7.	The Bells Of St. Mary's
8.	San Antonio Rose
9.	What Do You Know About Heartaches
10.	Follow The Leader
11.	Kneel At The Cross

Buck White & The Down Home Folks
(Buck White-mandolin, Pat White, Arnold Johnson, & Peggy Johnson):
12.	(Introduction)
13.	Jesse James  
14.	Bill Cheatham
15.	John Henry
16.	Working On A Building
17.	Blue Letters

Fred Pike, Bill Rawlings, & The Twin River Boys
(Fred Pike-banjo, Bill Rawlings-guitar, Rocky Chase-fiddle, Jimmy Gaudreau-
mandolin, Dave Papuga-guitar, & Mark Wayne Kitchin-bass):
18.	(Introduction)
19.	Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms
20.	Golden Slippers
21.	Trust Each Other
22.	Teardrops In My Eyes
23.	Maple Sugar
24.	I'll Never See Home Again

Jim & Jesse (McReynolds) & The Virginia Boys
(Jim McReynolds-guitar, vocals, Jesse McReynolds-mandolin, Bobby Thompson-
banjo, Jimmy Buchanan-fiddle, & Dickie Maudlin-bass):
25.	(Introduction)
26.	Airmail Special
27.	Cotton Mill Man
28.	Stony Creek
29.	Memphis
30.	Drifting And Dreaming Of You
31.	Are You Missing Me
32.	Feuding Banjos
33.	Cash On The Barrelhead


DISC 6:
Friday Evening Concert (Part 4 of 4)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two"
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 2, 1966

Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Red Smiley-guitar, vocals, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, Gene 
Burrows-bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Love, Please Come Home
3.	Black Mountain Rag
4.	Goodbye Old Pal
5.	Instrumental (?)
6.	Unfaithful One

Reno & Smiley Reunion
(Don Reno-guitar, Red Smiley-guitar, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-
banjo, Ronnie Reno-mandolin, John Palmer-bass):
7.	(Introduction)
8.	Are You Waiting Just For Me
9.	Kiss Me One More Time
10.	I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome
11.	He Will Set Your Fields On Fire
12.	I Know You're Married (But I Love You Still)
13.	(Outtro)

Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys ("Present Day Band") with Kenny Baker (Bill 
Monroe-mandolin, Richard Greene-fiddle, Peter Rowan-guitar,
Lamar Grier-banjo, & James Monroe-bass; guest: Kenny Baker-twin fiddle):
14.	(Introduction)
15.	Uncle Pen
16.	Can't You Hear Me Calling
17.	Big Sandy River (enter Kenny Baker)
18.	Roanoke (some tape slippage)
19.	Careless Love
20.	Grey Eagle
21.	My Little Georgia Rose
22.	Let The Light Shine Down On Me
23.	Paddy On The Turnpike
24.	True Life Blues (fades out)
25.	Used To Be
26.	Sitting On Top Of The World
27.	Little Joe
28.	(Outtro)


DISC 7:
Saturday Mandolin Workshop (End of Program Only)
(Led by David Grisman)
With David Grisman, Bill Monroe,
Ronnie Reno, & Bobby Osborne
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

1.	(David Grisman Talks of Blues Influence in Bluegrass)

Bill Monroe:
2.	Wayfaring Stranger (x)
3.	Turkey In The Straw
4.	Rawhide

Bill Monroe, Ronnie Reno, & Bobby Osborne:
5.	Old Joe Clark

Saturday Banjo Workshop
(Led by Mike Seeger)
With Luther Bryant, Sonny Osborne, 
Eddie Adcock, Paul Jefferson, 
Larry Richardson, & Mike Seeger
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Luther Bryant (Carlton Haney's Father-In-Law):
6.	(Introduction)
7.	Peg-Legged Pete 
8.	House Carpenter
9.	I'm The Man That Rode The Mule Around The World
10.	(Stage Announcement)
11.	Beaver Dam

Sonny Osborne:
12.	(Introduction)
13.	(Mike Seeger Interviews Osborne)
14.	John Henry
15.	(Bugle Call Rag Origins)
16.	Bugle Call Rag
17.	(Osborne Talks)
18.	Love Letters In The Sand
19.	Wabash Blues
20.	I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome
21.	Sure-Fire

Eddie Adcock:
22.	(Introduction)
23.	Bluebell
24.	Black Mountain Rag

Paul Jefferson:
25.	(Introduction)
26.	Wildwood Flower
27.	Five Dollar Nail

Larry Richardson:
28.	(Introduction)
29.	John Henry
30.	Lonesome Dove (John Hardy)
31.	Cripple Creek (1)
32.	Cripple Creek (2)
33.	(Larry Richardson Interview)

Larry Richardson & Sonny Osborne:
34.	Instrumental (?)

Mike Seeger:
35.	(Introduction)
36.	Salt Creek

Mac Justice:
37.	(Introduction)
38.	Instrumental (?) (Banjo Demonstration)


DISC 8:
Saturday Guitar Workshop (Guitar as Accompaniment)
(Led by Peter Rowan)
With Clyde Moody, Mac Wiseman,
Charlie Waller, Peter Rowan (with Richard Greene),
& Gene Meade (with Dean Clawson)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Clyde Moody:
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Six White Horses (some tape slippage)
3.	(Moody Talks About His Style)
4.	Unknown Song (?) (some tape slippage)

Mac Wiseman:
5.	(Introduction)
6.	When The Moon Comes Over The Mountain
7.	Jimmy Brown The Newsboy

Charlie Waller:
8.	(Introduction)
9.	Spanish Two Step
10.	Under The Double Eagle
11.	I'm Moving On/The Rhumba Boogie (Hank Snow Impersonation)

Peter Rowan & Richard Greene:
12.	(Rowan Talks/Tuning)
13.	Cold Rain & Snow
14.	Red Rockin' Chair

Gene Meade & Dean Clawson (they just met!):
15.	(Introduction)
16.	Katy Hill
17.	(Gene Meade Interview)
18.	Florida Blues
19.	Durham's Bull

Saturday Fiddle Workshop  
(Led by Richard Greene)
With Richard Greene (solo & with Roger Sprung), 
Kenny Baker, Billy Baker (with Del McCoury), 
& Sammy Bush; Peter Rowan (guitar accompaniment)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Richard Greene:
20.	(Introduction by Peter Rowan)
21.	Little Rabbit
22.	The Methodist Preacher

Kenny Baker:
23.	(Introduction)
24.	Charmaine

Billy Baker (with Del McCoury):
25.	(Introduction)
26.	Baker's Shuffle

Richard Greene:
27.	Summertime Has Passed And Gone

Kenny Baker:
28.	(Baker Talks about Song)
29.	Reuben's Ridge
30.	Roanoke

"Sammy" Bush (14 years old):
31.	(Introduction)
32.	Black Mountain Rag

Kenny Baker (with Del McCoury):
33.	(Richard Greene Talks About Backup Fiddling)
34.	The Prisoner's Song
35.	Dark Hollow

Roger Sprung  (with Richard Greene):
36.	(Introduction)
37.	Mississippi Sawyer/Forked Deer
38.	(Outtro)


DISC 9
Saturday Evening Concert (Part 1 of 3)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Country Gentlemen
(John Duffey-mandolin, Charlie Waller-guitar, Eddie Adcock-banjo, & Ed Ferris-
bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Nine Pound Hammer
3.	Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor
4.	Battle Hymn Of The Republic
5.	Bringing Mary Home
6.	Today Has Been A Lonesome Day
7.	Windy And Warm
8.	Two Little Boys
9.	Theme From Exodus
10.	Mocking Banjo (fade out)
11.	Get In Line Brother

Osborne Brothers
(Sonny Osborne-banjo, Bobby Osborne-mandolin, Dale Sledd-guitar, & Ronnie Reno-
bass):
12.	(Introduction)
13.	I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome
14.	I'll Be Alright Tomorrow
15.	Take This Hammer
16.	The Cuckoo Bird
17.	This Heart Of Mine (Can Never Say Goodbye)
18.	Salty Dog
19.	Sure-Fire
20.	Making Plans
21.	Bugle Call Rag
22.	Instrumental (?)
23.	Up This Hill And Down
24.	Ruby, Are You Mad?
25.	Hey, Hey Bartender


DISC 10
Saturday Evening Concert (Part 2 of 3)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Larry Richardson, Cub McGee & The Carolina Boys
(Larry Richardson-banjo, Cub McGee-fiddle, Ed Vogler-guitar, Jim Goins-guitar, & 
Ferrell Blakey-bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Let Me Fall
3.	Florida Blues
4.	Why Did You Wander
5.	The Prisoner's Song (fade in)
6.	Will You Be Loving Another Man
7.	John Henry

Clyde Moody (with Larry Richardson & Cub McGee):
8.	(Introduction)
9.	Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
10.	Six White Horses
11.	Shenandoah Waltz
12.	Where There's Smoke

Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups
(Don Reno-banjo, Chuck Haney-mandolin, Ronnie Reno-guitar, & Duck Austin-bass):
13.	(Introduction)
14.	Sitting On Top Of The World
15.	Katy Hill (with Kenny Baker)
16.	If I Should Wander Back Tonight
17.	(Stage Announcement)
18.	Follow The Leader
19.	Dixie Breakdown
20.	Let Me Whisper I Love You
21.	Banjo Signal
22.	Please Remember That I Love You
23.	Little Rock Getaway
24.	Somewhere Tonight
25.	Cumberland Gap
26.	Lonesome Hearted Blues
27.	Keep Your Skillet Good And Greasy Banjo Medley (fades out)

28.	Mac Wiseman (Introduced But Not Recorded)

George Winn & The Bluegrass Partners
(George Winn-mandolin, Red Battle-guitar, Gene Roberts-banjo, Bobby Lester-
fiddle, & Ferrell Blakey-bass):
29.	(Introduction)
30.	Fire On The Mountain
31.	Gotta Travel On
32.	Don't Give Your Heart To A Rambler
33.	Dear Old Dixie
34.	Doin' My Time


DISC 11
Saturday Evening Concert (Part 3 of 3)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 3, 1966

Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
(Bill Monroe-mandolin, Peter Rowan-guitar, Richard Greene-fiddle, Lamar Grier-
banjo, & James Monroe-bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Watermelon Hanging On The Vine...(Band Intros)
3.	Big Mon
4.	Walls of Time
5.	Footprints In The Snow
6.	I'm Going Back To Old Kentucky
7.	John Henry
8.	Live And Let Live
9.	Let The Light Shine Down On Me
10.	Orange Blossom Special
11.	Rawhide
12.	(Stage Announcement)

Del McCoury & The Shady Valley Boys
(Del McCoury-guitar, Billy Baker-fiddle, Chris Warner-banjo, David Grisman-
mandolin, & Clifford Bear-bass):
13.	(Introduction)
14.	Durham's Bull
15.	The Prisoner's Song
16.	Shenandoah Breakdown
17.	Dark Hollow
18.	Truck Drivin' Man
19.	(Stage Announcement)

Mac Wiseman & The Osborne Brothers:
20.	(Introduction)
21.	New Black Suit
22.	We Live In Two Different Worlds
23.	Bluebirds Are Singing For Me
24.	'Tis Sweet To Be Remembered
25.	Cumberland Gap

Country Gentlemen
(John Duffey-mandolin, Charlie Waller-guitar, Eddie Adcock-banjo, & Ed Ferris-
bass):
26.	(Introduction)
27.	The Fields Have Turned Brown
28.	Bluebell
29.	Jesse James (x)


DISC 12
Sunday Morning Gospel Concert
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 4, 1966

Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Red Smiley-guitar, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, & Gene 
Burrows-mandolin?):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	God Will Answer Your Prayers
3.	I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap
4.	Let Me Walk, Lord, By Your Side
5.	Garden In The Sky
6.	Land Where No Cabins Fall
7.	Way Down Deep In My Soul
8.	I'm A Wandering Soul
9.	(Stage Announcements)
10.	Who Will Sing For Me

Clyde Moody With Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups:
11.	(Introduction)
12.	Didn't They Crucify My Lord
13.	The Old Country Church
14.	Cryin' Holy Unto My Lord

Bluegrass Travelers
(Paul Chaney-banjo, Bill Poffenberger-fiddle, Bill Berry-guitar, & Caroll Harbaugh-
bass):
15.	(Introduction)
16.	Working On A Building
17.	I Like To Hear 'Em Preach It
18.	Little White Church
19.	Paul And Silas
20.	Preachin', Prayin', Singin'
21.	God Loves His Children

Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups
(Don Reno-banjo, Chuck Haney-mandolin, Ronnie Reno-guitar, & Duck Austin-bass):
22.	(Introduction)
23.	Dreamin' Of A Little Cabin
24.	I'll Fly Away (x)
25.	A Pretty Wreath For Mother's Grave

Mac Wiseman With Don Reno & The Tennessee Cut-Ups:
26.	(Introduction)
27.	How Great Thou Art
28.	When They Ring The Golden Bells
29.	Hold Fast To The Right (fades out)
30.	Jimmy Brown The Newsboy


DISC 13
Sunday Concert (Part 1 of 3)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two" (continued)
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 4, 1966

Bill Monroe with Clyde Moody, Richard Greene, Lamar Grier, & James Monroe
(B. Monroe-mandolin, Moody-guitar, Greene-fiddle, Grier-banjo, & J. Monroe-bass)
1.	Lonesome Road Blues

Bill Monroe with Don Reno, Benny Martin, Jim Eanes, & James Monroe
(B. Monroe-mandolin, Reno-banjo, Martin-fiddle, Eanes-guitar, vocals & J. Monroe-
bass):
2.	Orange Blossom Special
3.	Little Brown Hand
4.	Your Old Standby
5.	Dear Old Dixie
6.	I Wonder Where You Are Tonight

Mac Wiseman with Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Benny Martin, & James Monroe:
7.	(Mac Wiseman Introduction)
8.	Going Like Wildfire
9.	Love Letters In The Sand
10.	Can't You Hear Me Calling

Benny Martin with Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Mac Wiseman, & James Monroe:
11.	Listen To The Mockingbird

Mac Wiseman with Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Benny Martin, & James Monroe:
12.	Travelin' Down This Lonesome Road

Benny Martin with Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Mac Wiseman, & James Monroe:
13.	Back Up And Push
14.	(Stage Announcement)

Bill Monroe with Rudy Lyle, Peter Rowan, Kenny Baker, & John Palmer
(B. Monroe-mandolin, Lyle-banjo, Rowan-guitar, Baker-fiddle, & Palmer-bass):
15.	(Rudy Lyle Introduction)
16.	Molly And Tenbrooks
17.	White House Blues
18.	Rawhide
19.	Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong

Bill Monroe, Clyde Moody, & The Osborne Brothers (Quartet Singing):
20.	(Introduction)
21.	I'll Meet You In Church Sunday Morning
22.	Somebody Touched Me

Bill Monroe & Bobby Osborne:
23.	I'm Going Back To Old Kentucky (x)

Bill Monroe & The Osborne Brothers:
24.	I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling
25.	When The Golden Leaves Begin To Fall
26.	(Monroe Exits + Stage Announcements)


DISC 14
Sunday Concert (Part 2 of 3)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two" (continued)
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 4, 1966

Osborne Brothers
(Sonny Osborne-banjo, Bobby Osborne-mandolin, Dale Sledd-guitar, & Ronnie Reno-
bass):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Today Has Been A Lonesome Day
3.	Memories
4.	Kentucky
5.	Bugle Call Rag
6.	Sweet Thing
7.	Hard Times
8.	Ruby, Are You Mad?
9.	Up This Hill And Down

Larry Richardson & the Osborne Brothers 
(The "Bluegrass Story" continues):
10.	(Introduction)
11.	Pain In My Heart
12.	We'll Meet Again Sweetheart

13.	(George Winn Introduction)(x) (tape cuts before his bluegrass poem)

Bill Monroe, Larry Richardson, Don Reno, & Kenny Baker
(Monroe-mandolin, Richardson-banjo, Reno-guitar, & Baker-fiddle):
14.	(Introduction)
15.	Little Cabin Home On The Hill
16.	Rawhide...Let Me Fall

Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys (with Kenny Baker)
(Bill Monroe-mandolin, Peter Rowan-guitar, Richard Greene-fiddle, Lamar Grier-
banjo, & James Monroe-bass; Kenny Baker-twin fiddle):
17.	(Introduction)
18.	Roanoke
19.	Close By
20.	Panhandle Country
21.	Scotland

Bill Monroe with Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Monroe-mandolin, Smiley-guitar, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, 
& Gene Burrows-guitar):
22.	(Introduction)
23.	Love, Please Come Home

Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups
(Red Smiley-guitar, Clarence "Tater" Tate-fiddle, Billy Edwards-banjo, & Gene 
Burrows-guitar, mandolin):
24.	Done Gone (with Bill Monroe)
25.	Grandpa Played The Fiddle
26.	Buffalo Gals
27.	Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me
28.	Lovesick And Sorrow


DISC 15
Sunday Concert (Part 3 of 3)
"The Story of Bluegrass, Part Two" (continued)
("Part One" was conducted at the 1965 Festival)
Second Annual Roanoke Bluegrass Festival
Cantrell's Horse Farm, Fincastle, VA   
September 4, 1966

Wilson Brothers & Larry (Gillick)(young kids):
1.	(Introduction)
2.	Cumberland Gap
3.	John Henry
4.	Cuckoo Bird
5.	Old Joe Clark (with Bill Monroe)(fades out)

Bill Monroe, Bobby Osborne, Ronnie Reno, Benny Martin, & Don Reno
(Monroe, Osborne, & R. Reno-mandolins, Martin-fiddle, D. Reno-guitar):
6.	(Introduction)
7.	Sally Goodin
8.	Footprints In The Snow
9.	Blackberry Blossom

Benny Martin with Bill Monroe, Don Reno, Bobby Osborne, & Ronnie Reno 
(Martin plays an 8-string fiddle):
10.	Me And My Fiddle
11.	(Stage Announcement-soundman "Silver Spur" Ragsdale, the taper of these 
recordings, is introduced and thanked)

Bill Monroe, Bobby Osborne, Ronnie Reno, Benny Martin, & Don Reno:
12.	Wicked Path Of Sin
13.	(Outtro)

Bill Monroe & End-of-Festival Massed Band:
14.	Muleskinner Blues
15.	John Henry/Y'all Come