Tut Taylor Archive Reel #165 contains seven tunes from an unknown artist on Side A, and some noodling

by Tut on an instrument he developed and patented in 1977-- "The Twanger".  Tut describes the instrument 

as "a big little guitar of solid wood construction-only nineteen inches long with an accurate fingerboard

that always noted properly".  Roy Clark played one "Hee-Haw"!  



--Mitchell Wittenberg







Tut Taylor Archive Reel #165



Labeled "Twanger Pickin' and Grinnin'"

Unknown Location

Circa 1977



Side A: Unknown Artist

1. Instrumental?

2. Song?

3. Song

4. Song?

5. Song?

6. Waiting for a Train

7. Song?



Side B:  Tut plays "The Twanger"

8. Tuning/Noodling

9. Instrumental/Noodling

10. Instrumental/Noodling

11. Noodling

12. Instrumental/Noodling

13. Noodling

14. Noodling

15. Instrumental/Noodling





The reel is unlabled and in a plain white box.

"Twanger Pickin and Grinnin" is written on the back of the box.