Legends Of Old Time Music

During the folk music revival which spanned the late 1950s to the 1970s, legendary old-time traditional artists were rediscovered, and previously unheard exponents of this tradition were found and brought to perform at folk festivals. It was an exciting epoch which coupled "living legends" like Clarence Ashley and Tommy Jarrell with younger incarnations of the old-time spirit (New Lost City Ramblers, Red Clay Ramblers, etc.) This rare video collection presents some of the finest old-time musicians playing in a variety of styles

Roscoe Holcomb:
1. Across the Rocky Mountain

Clarence Ashley:
2. Free Little Bird
3. Interview about early recordings
4. The Cuckoo

Sam McGee:
5. Wheels
6. Interview about Uncle Dave Macon
7. Mississippi Sawyer

Doc Watson, Clint Howard & Fred Price:
8. Way downtown
9. Daniel Prayed
10. Lee Highway Blues

Pete Steele:
11. Pay Day at Coal Creek
12. Coal Creek March
13. Galilee

Sumner, Young & Holcomb:
14. Red Apple Rag

Tommy Jarrell:
15. John Henry
16. Drunken Hiccups

Roscoe Holcomb
17. Little Birdie
18. Graveyard Blues
19. Little Grey Mule

Sumner, Young & Holcomb:
20. Bile Them Cabbage Down

Corbett Grigsby:
21. Pretty Polly

Jean Ritchie
22. The Cuckoo

Tommy Jarrell:
23. John Brown's Dream

The Walker Family:
24. Bowling Green
25. Hangman
26. Rollie True Love
27. I'll Be Somewhere Listening

Roscoe Holcomb:
28. John Hardy

Jean & Edna Ritchie:
29. My Pretty Little Miss
30. The Four Marys

Sumner, Young & Holcomb:
31. Grey Eagle