Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #60
J.D. Crowe's Banjo
IBMA Convention, Owensboro, KY  1994
Sammy Shelor banjo playing (tracks 1-14)

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01. (Tut introduces Sammy Shelor)...Little Girl of Mine in Tennessee
02. Lonesome Road Blues
03. Little Maggie
04. Train 45...Little Cabin Home in the Hills
05. Instrumental (?)
06. Cumberland Gap
07. (Noodling)
08. John Hardy
09. Hot Corn, Cold Corn
10. (Noodling)
11. Fireball Mail
12. Instrumental (?)
13. Sally Goodin'
14. (Chatter-Tut wakes from his nap!) 
15. Down in the Willow Garden - Richard Smith banjo playing (track 15, 28; perhaps tracks 15-31)
16. Instrumental (?)
17. Instrumental (?) (1)
18. Instrumental (?) (2)
19. John Henry
20. Instrumental (?)
21. Molly & Tenbrooks
22. Instrumental (?)
23. I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand (1)
24. I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand (2)
25. I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand (3)
26. Don't Give Your Heart To a Rambler
27. Instrumental (?)
28. Instrumental (?)
29. (Tuning)
30. Crazy Creek (1)
31. Crazy Creek (2)
32. Instrumental (?)(Chris Geary banjo)
33. Instrumental (?)(Chris Geary banjo)
34. Instrumental (?) (1)(Chris Geary banjo)
35. Instrumental (?) (2)(Chris Geary banjo)
36. Molly & Tenbrooks
37. Instrumental (?) Pete (Roberts) Kuykendall banjo playing:
38. Several tunes (including Down the Road) John Hartford banjo playing
39. ******NOTE- Tracklist is off by 1 somewhere - this line added for mp3 engine

Notes: 
This is a very clear, high quality recording.
Tut Taylor Archive Cassette #60 was recorded 
at the 1994 IBMA Convention, Owensboro, KY.  
Tut is showing off (and trying to sell) 
J.D. Crowe's 1933 (?) Gibson banjo that 
has come back into his hands again after 
he first sold it to Crowe in 1974 (Crowe 
then sold it in 1984, and Tut reacquired 
it again several weeks before this tape 
was recorded).  Several players get their 
turns trying it out: Sammy Shelor (of Virginia 
Squires and Lonesome River Band fame), Richard 
Smith, Chris Geary, Pete Kuykendall, and 
John Hartford.  

--Mitchell Wittenberg