Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #9 is a portion of live WKDA-FM, 

Nashville, TN radio broadcast featuring Norman Blake and Tut Taylor, 

recorded at the Exit Inn, Nashville, TN on December 5, 1973.  

Unfortunately, the sonic fidelity is a bit compromised, but there are 

plenty of nice duets and some fine solo picking and singing by Norman

(including a wonderful previously unissued song).  A few tunes are 

cut at their beginnings or ends, and the last portion of the tape is 

over-recorded with a commercial radio broadcast.  A much nicer 

sounding portion of this performance is found on Archive Reel #83



--Mitchell Wittenberg



Recording: Soundboard:FM? > Mallory 60 Cassette (Type I)

Transfer: Mallory 60 Cassette (Type I):Nakamichi CR-5A>SonyDTC-790 (A>D only)>M-Audio Firewire 410>6-pin Firewire>Wavelab 5.0a (24/48)

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Tape is labeled:

Norman & Tut

Exit-In

Dec. 5, 1973



Notes: Squeaky hubs



Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #9



Norman Blake & Tut Taylor

WKDA-FM, Nashville, TN Live Broadcast

Exit Inn, Nashville, TN

December 5, 1973



1. I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome

2. Runnin' Wild

3. Wayside Tavern

4. Pickin' Flat

5. Uncle

6. Richland Avenue (Front Porch-Wood Pile) Rag

7. The Minstrel Boy to the War Has Gone/The Ash Grove/The Cuckoo's Nest

8. (Silent)

9. When the Fields Are White With Daisies (x)

10. (Unrelated over-recording)

11. (x) Church Street Blues

12. Lonesome Dobro

13. The Last Train From Poor Valley

14. Energy Crisis Blues (x)

15. (Unrelated over-recording)