Seldom Scene - spps-anon1C181

10th Annual Georgia State Bluegrass Festival (Shoal Creek Bluegrass Festival)

Shoal Creek Country Music Park

Lavonia, GA

July 29-30, 1978



Transfer: by Keith Kreider 10/12/2006 - Concertape C-60:Nakamichi ZX7>Nickspicks Silver Hydra's>Lunatec V3 @ 24/48>M-Audio Firewire 410



1. (x) I'll Go Steppin' Too/Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms/

How Mountain Girls Can Love/Pig in a Pen

2. Wait a Minute

3. I Know You Rider

4. The Fields Have Turned Brown

5. (I'd Rather Live) By the Side of the Road



1. City of New Orleans

2. Reason for Being

3. Daybreak in Dixie

4. Leaving Harlan

5. I Know What It Means to Be Lonesome

6. House of the Rising Sun

7. Brother John

8. Heaven

9. My Grandfather's Clock (x) (continues on Cassette #185)





Notes:

-Side A is labeled "1978.7.29 Lavonia, ga 81" 

-Side A (tr 1-5) is James Monroe & The Midnight Ramblers-late set

-Side B is first part of July 30, 1978 set

-Tape is labeled '81', but case is labeled '181'



Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #181 takes us to the 10th Annual Georgia State Bluegrass Festival (also known as 

the Shoal Creek Bluegrass Festival), Shoal Creek Country Music Park, Lavonia, GA, July 29-30, 1978.  This tape 

features the tail end of an evening set by the Seldom Scene on July 29, and most of their July 30 set (which 

continues on Cassette #185).  The band on July 29 includes John Duffey (mandolin), Mike Auldrige (Dobro), Ben 

Eldridge (banjo), Tom Gray (bass), and to my ears, John Starling (guitar), although Phil Rosenthal (guitar) is 

found in Starling's place the following day.



--Mitchell Wittenberg