Treasury Of Bluegrass CD

Treasury Of Bluegrass Music

List Price	$19.98 (You save $2.93)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Folk CDs, Folk Music, Soundtrack Collections, Country, Bluegrass
Label	Time / Life Music
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	68571
CD Universe Part number	2900478
Catalog number	18701
Discs	2
Release Date	Feb 05, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Joe Sasfy

Treasury Of Bluegrass Songs

		Treasury Of Bluegrass CD DISC 1:
	1.	Uncle Pen - Ricky Skaggs
	2.	Footprints in the Snow - Bill Monroe
	3.	You Don't Know My Mind - Jimmy Martin
	4.	Muddy Water - The Seldom Scene
	5.	Jimmy Brown the Newsboy - Mac Wiseman
	6.	Little Maggie - Ralph Stanley
	7.	Kentucky Waltz - Bill Monroe
	8.	Old Home Place - J.D. Crowe
	9.	Fox on the Run - Cliff Waldron/Bill Emerson
	10.	Rocky Top - Osborne Brothers
	11.	Nine Pound Hammer - Jim & Jesse
	12.	Ballad of Jed Clampett - Flatt & Scruggs
		Treasury Of Bluegrass Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Blue Moon of Kentucky - Bill Monroe
	2.	Sunny Side of the Mountain - Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mountain Boys
	3.	I Wonder How the Old Folks Are - Mac Wiseman
	4.	Mountain Dew - Grandpa Jones
	5.	Foggy Mountain Breakdown - Flatt & Scruggs
	6.	Two Highways - Alison Krauss/Union Station
	7.	Legend of the Rebel Soldier - The Country Gentlemen
	8.	Smokey Mountain Memories - Larry Sparks
	9.	High on a Mountain - Del McCoury
	10.	New Mule Skinner Blues - Bill Monroe
	11.	Ruby, Are You Mad - Osborne Brothers/Red Allen
	12.	Orange Blossom Special - The Johnson Mountain Boys

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