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