The Marshall Family + Country Gentlemen + The Lewis Family + Osborne Brothers

Bill Grant's Bluegrass Festival

Salt Creek Park Hugo, OK

August 6, 1978



Transfer: spps-anon1C194 by Keith Kreider 10/15/2006 Concertape C-60:Nakamichi ZX7>Nickspicks Silver Hydra's>Lunatec V3 @ 24/48>M-Audio Firewire 410



1. (x) Crying Holy Unto the Lord  (The Marshall Family)

2. Heaven's Bright Shore...(Band Intros) (The Marshall Family)

3. Poor Rich Man (The Marshall Family)

4. Gloryland (The Marshall Family)

5. Sweetest Gift A Mother's Smile (The Marshall Family)

6. He's Done Me Nothing But Good (The Marshall Family)

7. The Sweetest Flowers (The Marshall Family)

8. The Baptism of Jesse Taylor (The Marshall Family)

9. I Have a Father Who Can (The Marshall Family)

10. The Little Black Train (x)... (The Marshall Family)



1. (Talking) (The Marshall Family)

2. The Little Black Train (Reprise) (The Marshall Family)

3. (Talking) (The Country Gentlemen)

4. I Don't Care (If Tomorrow Never Comes)  (The Country Gentlemen w/ Bobby Osborne-vocals)

5. Lord, Protect My Soul (The Country Gentlemen)

6. (Talking)  (The Lewis Family)

7. Love Lifted Me  (The Lewis Family w/ Bobby Osborne-vocals)

8. I'll Fly Away  (The Lewis Family w/ Bobby Osborne-vocals)

9. (Festival Frivolity)  (The Lewis Family)

10. Midnight Flyer (Osborne Brothers)

11. Listening to the Rain (Osborne Brothers)



Notes:

Both sides are labeled "1978.8.6 Hugo, OK 87"



Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #194 was recorded at Bill Grant's Bluegrass Festival, Salt Creek Park, Hugo, OK 

on August 6, 1978.  Side A and the start of Side B feature gospel-singing siblings, The Marshall Family (Danny 

Marshall-guitar, mandolin, Judy Marshall-guitar, Gary Marshall-banjo, & Ben Marshall-bass; other members of the 

family group, Pop, David, & Donna are not in attendance at this performance).  A portion of a gospel set by the 

Country Gentlemen (Charlie Waller-guitar, Doyle Lawson-mandolin, James Bailey-banjo, Jerry Douglas-Dobro, & Bill 

Yates-bass) follows; they are joined by Bobby Osborne, for some great harmonies.  Next up is a portion of a set 

by gospel greats, The Lewis Family (Pops, Little Roy, Miggie, Janis, Polly, Travis, & Wallace); Bobby Osborne 

also joins them on harmony vocals.  Finally, the beginning of a set by the Osborne Brothers (Bobby 

Osborne-mandolin, Sonny Osborne-banjo, Dale Sledd-guitar, & Robbie Osborne-bass) ends the tape; their set 

continues on Cassette #193.



--Mitchell Wittenberg