Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #118 is labeled "Tut Taylor Jam 22 Feb 92" and features a Tut Taylor bluegrass jam session with unknown others.  The song selection is similar to that found on Archive Reel #185 which featured Tut playing with "The Bluegrass Five".  "The Bluegrass Five" were formed in 1963 and were tremendously active in the north Georgia bluegrass scene throughout the sixties.  However, to date, they still appear to be together and playing festivals.  Perhaps tape C118 features, at least in part, some of the members of the 1960s vintage "Bluegrass Five" many years later:  J.N. & 
Onie Baxter, Hughie Wylie, Ron Norman, and Howard McGuire.--

Mitchell Wittenberg 

SPPS Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #118 Tut Taylor Bluegrass Jam Unknown Location February 22, 1992 

Side A (Disc One):1. All I Ever Loved Was You2. Bury Me Beneath the Willow3. Fireball Mail4. Dark Hollow5. Banks of the Ohio6. Brother Jukebox7. Sunny Side of the Mountain8. Give Mother My Crown (1)9. (Banter)10. Give Mother My Crown (2)11. (Banter/Tuning)12. Reuben's Train13. (Banter/Tuning)14. Bill Cheatum (fade....)
Side B (Disc Two):1. Looking at the World Through a Windshield2. (Banter/Tuning)3. Banks of the Ohio4. (Banter/Tuning)5. Foggy Mountain Rock6. (Banter)7. Say Won't You Be Mine8. (Banter/Tuning)9. Cold Hearted Woman Said Goodbye (?)10. (Banter/Tuning)11. Bill Cheatum12. (Banter/Tuning)13. Instrumental (Dobro) (?)14. (Banter/Tuning)15. Before I Met You16. (Banter/Tuning)17. Bill Cheatum


The tape is a supertape "extended range" XR60 normal bias (type 1) cassette. The tape was played on a Nakamichi Deck 1 (azimuth adjusted).  The resulting analog signal was digitized by a analog to digital converter using Steinberg Nuendo as the recording software and saved as a 24 bit 48 kHz wave file.  

Post processing and was done by David Avery with Nuendo using the following Waves Plugins: L2. The file was dithered down to a 16 bit/44.1kHz wave file. No other editing has been done.

The tape is labeled Tut Taylor Jam 22 Feb 92 on both sides.

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