J.D. Crowe & The Kentucky Mountain Boys
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver's Bluegrass Festival
Denton, NC
1987-07-11

Source:    FOB Neumann KM84 > Sony D5 Pro by Charles Odell
Transfer:  MC (2x ZX-C90) > Nak Dragon > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz) > Tascam HRE > PCM @ 2496 
Master:    Wavelab 11 (tracking, levels, resample, Lin dither) > FLAC 2496

Thanks to Charles for taping, JC Mahoney for facilitating, and Mitch Wittenberg for his encyclopedic knowledge of bluegrass

01. tuning
02. I'm Walkin'
03. Somehow Tonight
04. intro J.D. Crowe
05. Train 45
06. intro Larry Rice
07. Ramblin' Boy
08. banter
09. Goin' Up
10. G-d's Own Singer
11. banter
12. Born To Be With You
13. banter
14. Journey's End
15. My Rose Of Old Kentucky
16. banter
17. Black Jack
18. Hugh Sturgill birthday wishes

J.D. Crowe – banjo
Doyle Lawson – guitar, vocals
Larry Rice – mandolin, vocals
Bobby Slone – bass

This set is part two of J.D. Crowe's performance at the festival.  The "Original New South" began the set with Tony Rice on guitar, then the band took a short break and returned as the Kentucky Mountain Boys with Doyle Lawson replacing Rice.  The PA system had a meltdown during Journey's End, which you will hear.  After the performance, Hugh Sturgill, J.D.'s friend and manager of many years, presents J.D. with a birthday cake to mark his upcoming 50th birthday.  

As always, a beautiful recording from Charles.  Thanks for sharing!

Enjoy!

--mhg :: 2023-03-13