Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette Tape #80 features the Shenandoah Cut-Ups from Jim Clark's Culpeper 
Bluegrass Folk Festival, Culpeper, VA-July 10, 1972.  The Cut-Ups frequently backed Red 
Smiley (of Reno & Smiley fame) and other bluegrass greats, and were a fine band in their own right (Clarence 
"Tater" Tate-fiddle, Herschel Sizemore-mandolin, Billy Edwards-banjo, Wesley Golding-guitar, & John Palmer-bass).
Photographs from this festival can be found in the wonderful book, "Bluegrass Odyssey: A Documentary in Pictures 
and Words 1966-1986" by Carl Fleischhauer & Neil V. Rosenberg.

--Mitchell Wittenberg

Shenandoah Cut-Ups
Jim Clark's Culpeper Bluegrass Folk Festival
Culpeper, VA   7/10/72

Transfer by Keith Kreider 6/28/2006
T.E.C C-60:Nakamichi ZX7>M-Audio Firewire 410>Wavelab 5.01b

Shenandoah Cutups:
01. (Introduction)
02. That's How I Can Count on You (tape warble)
03. (band introductions)
04. Harold's Super Service

Side B

Shenandoah Cutups (continued):
1. Tinker Creek Breakdown
2. Me and You and a Dog Named Boo
3. The Dying Soldier
4. A Beautiful Life
5. I'm Going to Eat at the Welcome Table
6. Durham's Bull
7. Chicken Reel

The Shenandoah Cutups are:
John Palmer - bass
Wesley Golding - guitar, vocals
Billy Edwards - banjo, vocals
Herschel Sizemore - mandolin
Clarence 'Tater' Tate - fiddle, vocals

The Shenandoah Cutups recording on Side A is warbly.  Harold's Super Service is at the beginning of Side B on
the cassette so I used that version since side B doesn't have as much warble.