Bob Baxter's Guitar Workshop 
with Clarence White, Roland White, Byron Berline and Alan Munde
April 7, 1973
CBS Studios,
Los Angeles, CA

Transfer by Keith Kreider 6/25/2006
Sony Low Noise C-60:Nakamichi ZX7>M-Audio Firewire 410>Wavelab 5.01b


--Part 1--
01 Song Intro
02 Talking
03 Devil's Dream
04 Talking
05 "Cajun Thing" (1)
06 "Cajun Thing" (2)
07 Talking
08 Footprints in the Snow
09 Talking
10 Sally Goodin (1)
11 Talking
12 Sally Goodin (2)
13 Talking
14 Black Mountain Rag
15 Talking
16 Lost Indian
17 Talking
18 Listen to the Mockingbird
19 Talking
20 Wildwood Flower

--Part 2--
01 Talking
02 Wildwood Flower
03 Talking
04 The Crawdad Song
05 Talking
06 I Am a Pilgrim
07 Talking
08 Soldier's Joy
09 Talking
10 Sally Goodin


Additional Notes: This recording was originally made available, as "spps-anon001-C126", by The Steam Powered Preservation Society, 501(c)3 at www.thespps.org.

As "anon101" the first 6 tracks were from a Bill Monroe 1947 appearance at the Grand Ol' Opry, 
and "Part 2" of the Bob Baxter show appeared before "Part 1".

From The Clarence White online biography:
"On April 7, 1973, Clarence was invited to the "Bob Baxter Guitar Workshop" TV show. Show host Bob Baxter talks to Clarence about his picking style and Clarence demonstrates some riffs and songs. Roland White joins for a few songs on mandolin near the end and finally Byron Berline on fiddle and Alan Munde on banjo."

Here's a link to this bio: http://www.burritobrother.com/afterthebyrds.htm

I removed the Bill Monroe portion, and re-ordered and renamed the Bob baxter Guitar Workshop portion, and created this new info file and flac fingerprint, original info file included. 
John Wenzel, December 2017

From original notes:  Bob Baxter, a guitarist, teacher, and author, hosted 16 episodes of the "Guitar Workshop", a half-hour music and variety show with a live audience. 
To learn more about Baxter, visit: http://www.myspace.com/bobbaxtermusic.--Mitchell Wittenberg

It is intended for personal and educational use only.  All rights remain reserved by the artists."