Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys + Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys 
Bean Blossom Festival
Bean Blossom, IN 
June 19, 1982

Source: SPPS-anon1C378
TDK D-90:Nakamichi CR-5A>Hydra cables>Lunatec V3>M-Audio Firewire 410>Wavelab 5.01b, Transfer by Keith Kreider

1. (Talk) (Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys)
2. Ballad of Thunder Road (Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys)
3. Ole Slewfoot (Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys)
4. Airmail Special (Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys)
5. Train 45 (Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys)
6. My Little Sweetheart of the Mountain (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
7. Dark Hollow (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
8. Dear Old Dixie (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
9. T For Texas (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
10. Footprints in the Snow (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
11. Come Hither to Go Yonder (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
12. Precious Memories (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
13. The Methodist Preacher (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)

1. (Talk) (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
2. Lonesome Moonlight Waltz  (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys Bob Fowler guests)
3. Foggy Mountain Breakdown  (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys Jeff Kimbal guests)
4. Tribute to Bill Monroe  (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys Damon Black guests)
5. The Old Country Church  (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
6. Molly & Tenbrooks/Little Maggie/Train 45/  (Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys)
7. Shuckin' the Corn (Nine Pound Hammer/Blue Moon of Kentucky)
8. Put My Little Shoes Away (Nine Pound Hammer/Blue Moon of Kentucky)
9. Watermelon Hanging on the Vine (Nine Pound Hammer/Blue Moon of Kentucky)

Notes:
Anonymous Collection 1 Cassette #378 features a beautiful recording of the tail end of a set by Jim & Jesse and the Virginia
Boys along with a whole set by Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys, Bean Blossom Festival, Bean Blossom, IN, June 19, 1982.
The Blue Grass Boys are in all likelihood Wayne Lewis-guitar, Blake Williams-banjo, Kenny Baker-fiddle, and Mark Hembree-bass.

--Mitchell Wittenberg