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Fred Cockerham, Tommy Jarrell & Oscar Jenkins ‎– Back Home In The Blue Ridge

Label: County Records ‎– 723 Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US Released: 1970 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Appalachian Music

Tracklist

A1 Sally Ann Banjo – Fred CockerhamFiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell A2 Breaking Up Christmas Banjo – Fred Cockerham, Oscar JenkinsFiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell A3 Rustic Dance Fiddle – Oscar JenkinsGuitar – Shag Stanley A4 Old Joe Clark Banjo – Fred Cockerham, Oscar JenkinsFiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell A5 Jack Of Diamonds Fiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell A6 Bile 'Em Cabbage Down Banjo – Oscar JenkinsFiddle – Fred CockerhamGuitar – Mac Snow B1 Cumberland Gap Banjo – Fred CockerhamFiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell B2 Sally Ann Banjo, Vocals – Fred CockerhamFiddle – Oscar JenkinsGuitar – Shag Stanley B3 Let Me Fall Banjo – Fred Cockerham, Oscar JenkinsFiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell B4 Dan Carter Waltz Fiddle – Oscar JenkinsGuitar – Shag Stanley B5 Arkansas Traveler Banjo – Oscar JenkinsFiddle – Fred CockerhamGuitar – Shag Stanley B6 When Sorrows Encompass Me 'Round Fiddle, Vocals – Tommy Jarrell

Credits

• Recorded By – Charles Faurot
• Recorded By, Photography, Producer – Richard Nevins

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