Inventory of the Ralph Epperson Collection, 1943-2006

Collection Number 20401


Manuscripts Department, University Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Collection Information
Descriptive Summary
Administrative Information
Online Catalog Headings
Biographical Note
Collection Overview
Items Separated
Contact Information:
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890
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Descriptive Summary

Repository
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.
Creator
Epperson, Ralph.
Title
Ralph Epperson Collection, 1943-2006
Call Number
20401
Language of Materials
Materials in English
Extent
Items: 760
Linear Feet: 61.0
Abstract
Ralph Deward Epperson founded radio station WPAQ (740 AM) in Mount Airy, N.C. The station began broadcasting in February 1948 and was the first radio station in Surry County, N.C. On the station, Epperson promoted local musicians and the region's traditional bluegrass, old-time, and gospel music. He has been widely credited with contributing to the preservation of the music of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina and Virginia.
The collection consists of instantaneous discs, open reel tapes, and audiocassettes. Instantaneous discs were recorded at WPAQ in Mount Airy, N.C., many of them during live radio broadcasts. Discs include recordings of Ralph Epperson, as well as local performers of gospel music and bluegrass music, including Benton Flippen, the Green Valley Boys, the Carolina Sunshine Trio, and the Gospel Four Quartet. Open reel tapes include recordings of bluegrass and old-time music conventions and festivals, recordings of the weekly WPAQ radio show "Merry-Go-Round," and other recordings made during live broadcasts at WPAQ. Artists recorded include Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers, Tommy Jarrell, Ernest East and the Pine Ridge Boys, Delmar Starling and the Original Carolina Buddies, the Blue Sky Ramblers, and Glen McPeak and the Green Valley Boys. Audiocassettes consist of recorded oral history interviews with Ralph Epperson.

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Administrative Information

Restrictions to Access
This collection has restrictions to access. Please see details below or contact the Manuscripts Department for more information.
Usage Restrictions
Materials may be listened to only at the Manuscripts Department. All copy requests require donor approval.
Use of audio materials may required production of listening copies.
Acquisitions Information
Received from Ralph Epperson of Mount Airy, N.C., in July 2005 (Acc. 100121). Received from Surry Arts Council in February 2007 (Acc. 100591).
Processing Information
Processed by: Manuscripts Department Staff, July 2006
Encoded by: Emily Jack, July 2006
Updated by Emily Jack in May 2007 because of addition
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Ralph Epperson Collection #20401, Southern Folklife Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Copyright Notice
Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
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Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Blue Sky Ramblers (Musical group)
Bluegrass music.
Carolina Ramblers (Musical group)
Carolina Sunshine Trio (Musical group)
Country music.
East, Ernest.
Epperson, Ralph.
Flippen, Benton.
Folk festivals.
Folk music.
Gospel Four Quartet (Musical group)
Gospel music.
Green Valley Boys (Musical group)
Jarrell, Tommy.
McPeak, Glen.
Music festivals.
Old-time music.
Oral history.
Original Carolina Buddies.
North Carolina--Songs and music.
Pine Ridge Boys (Musical group)
Radio broadcasting--North Carolina.
Radio programs--North Carolina.
Radio stations--North Carolina.
Slaydon, Melvin.
Starling, Delmar.
WPAQ (Radio station : Mount Airy, N.C.)
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Biographical Note

Ralph Deward Epperson was born was born 5 April 1921, to Harry and Lula Watson Epperson in Patrick County, Va. He attended Blue Ridge High School in Ararat, Va., and earned a Bachelor of Science in radio engineering from John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Ark. During World War II, Epperson worked at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. He later lived with his wife, Earlene Shaw Epperson, and their two children in Mount Airy, N.C.

Epperson built and founded radio station WPAQ 740 AM in Mount Airy. WPAQ began broadcasting in February 1948 and was the first radio station in Surry County, N.C. As head of the radio station, Epperson made a commitment to devote time each day to promoting local musicians and the region's traditional bluegrass, old-time, and gospel music. WPAQ maintained this commitment over the next several decades, even as many other rural stations switched to more commercial formats. The weekly show "Merry-Go-Round," still broadcast as of 2006, the third-oldest live radio program in the United States, features bluegrass and old-time music performed by local and traveling artists.

Ralph Epperson also helped found and establish radio stations WBRG in Lynchburg, Va.; WPNC AM and FM in Plymouth, N.C.; WPMH in Portsmouth, Va.; and WBRF 98.1 FM in Galax, Va. He received many awards for his work in radio, including the International Bluegrass Music Association's Distinguished Achievement Award, the Award of Merit from the International Bluegrass Music Association, and induction into the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Epperson has been widely credited with contributing to the preservation of the music of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina and Virginia. He died 31 May 2006 in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Sources: David Pruett, "WPAQ Radio" (Country Music Annual 2002); "Ralph Deward Epperson" obituary (Winston-Salem Journal, 1 June 2006).

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Collection Overview

The Ralph Epperson collection consists of instantaneous discs, open reel tapes, and audiocassettes. Instantaneous discs were recorded at radio station WPAQ in Mount Airy, N.C., many of them recorded during live radio broadcasts. Discs include recordings of Ralph Epperson, as well as local performers of gospel music and bluegrass music, including Benton Flippen, the Green Valley Boys, the Carolina Sunshine Trio, and the Gospel Four Quartet. Open reel tapes include recordings of bluegrass and old-time music conventions and festivals, recordings of the weekly WPAQ radio show "Merry-Go-Round," and other recordings made during live broadcasts at WPAQ. Artists recorded include Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers, Tommy Jarrell, Ernest East and the Pine Ridge Boys, Delmar Starling and the Original Carolina Buddies, the Blue Sky Ramblers, and Glen McPeak and the Green Valley Boys. Audiocassettes consist of recorded oral history interviews with Ralph Epperson.

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Arrangement of Collection

1. Instantaneous Discs.
2. Open Reel Tapes.
3. Audiocassettes.
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Items Separated

Open reel tape notes (SFC vertical files)

Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Instantaneous Discs, 1943-1958 and undated.

227 items.
Arrangement: by call number.
The information appearing below has been, for the most part, transcribed from the items described. Numbers in brackets are the original numbers assigned by the station.
Audiodisc FD-930
Side 1.1. Allie Smith and Marie Smith, "Wonder If You Feel Lonesome Too," 14 June 1943.
Side 2.1. C.F. and P.G., "Piano Solo," 14 June 1943.
Audiodisc FD-931
Side 1.1. "Answer."
Side 1.2. "O Prince of Peace."
Side 2.1. "I've Got a Longing."
Side 2.2. "We Shall Arise."
Audiodisc FD-932
Side 1.1. Arnold Epperson and Woody Wood, "Part 1," 9 October 1949. [Audio letter to Ralph Epperson.]
Side 2.1. Arnold Epperson and Woody Wood, "Part 2," 9 October 1949. [Audio letter to Ralph Epperson.]
Audiodisc FD-933
Side 1.1. Arnold Epperson, "Scales Piano."
Side 2.1. Arnold Epperson, "Pistol P.M."
Side 2.2. Arnold Epperson, "Don't Fence Me."
Audiodisc FD-934
Side 1.1. "Awaking Chorus."
Side 2.1. "Breath O'er Our Waiting Spirits Lord."
Audiodisc FD-935
Side 1.1. Barbara Jo Weddle, "Singing Waterfall." [WPAQ 5 2671]
Side 2.1. Barbara Jo Weddle, "Matthew 24." [WPAQ 5 2672]
Audiodisc FD-936
Side 1.1. Bill Crutchley, "News."
Side 2.1. Bill Crutchley, "News." 
Audiodisc FD-937
Side 1.1. Bill Franklin, "Please Don't Let Me Love You." [WPAQ 5 1398]
Side 2.1. Bill Franklin, "I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand." [WPAQ 5 1399]
Audiodisc FD-938
Side 1.1. Bill Franklin, "Prayer Bells of Heaven." [WPAQ 5 1400]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "We Met Too Late in Life." [WPAQ 5 1401]
Audiodisc FD-939
Side 1.1. Blue Ridge Mountain Boys, "Forgive Is No. [Number] One." [WPAQ 7 238]
Side 2.1. Blue Ridge Mountain Boys, "Life's Evening Sun." [WPAQ 7 239]
Audiodisc FD-940
Side 1.1. Brother and Sister Selph, "Amazing Grace," 19 June 1944.
Side 2.1. Ralph Epperson, "Hand Slapping," 14 June 1944.
Side 2.2. Ralph Epperson, "John 3:14-21," 14 June 1944.
Audiodisc FD-940A
Side 1.1. Saford Hall and the Fleming Brothers, "Stars and Stripes Over Iwo Jima," 24 February 1946. [Bruce Fleming, part of radio broadcast.]
Side 2.1. Saford Hall, Wayne Fleming, and Buford Alderman, "Steel Guitar Rag," February 1946. [Bruce Fleming, part of radio broadcast.]
Audiodisc FD-941
Side 1.1. California Kid (with guitar and harmonica), "I'm Tired of Crying Over You." [WPAQ 5 1614]
Side 2.1. California Kid (with guitar and harmonica), "Mocking Bird." [WPAQ 5 1615]
Side 2.2. California Kid (with guitar and harmonica), "Soldier's Joy." [WPAQ 5 1615]
Audiodisc FD-942
Side 1.1. California Kid, "Columbus Stockade Blues." [WPAQ 5 1530]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Sleep Mother Sleep." [WPAQ 5 1531]
Audiodisc FD-943
Side 1.1. California Kid, "Dad Gave My Dog Away." [WPAQ 5 1460]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Oklahoma Hills." [WPAQ 5 1461]
Audiodisc FD-944
Side 1.1. California Kid, "Give Me the Roses Now." [WPAQ 5 1528]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain." [WPAQ 5 1529]
Audiodisc FD-945
Side 1.1. California Kid, "I Turned and Walked Slowly Away." [WPAQ 5 1452]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "One Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand." [WPAQ 5 1453]
Audiodisc FD-946
Side 1.1. California Kid, "I Wish I Had a Nickel." [WPAQ 5 1526]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Please Don't Let Me Love You." [WPAQ 5 1527]
Audiodisc FD-947
Side 1.1. California Kid, "Ole 97." [WPAQ 5 1616]
Side 1.2. California Kid, "Sweet By and By." [WPAQ 5 1616]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Seaman's Blues." [WPAQ 5 1617]
Side 2.2. California Kid, "Ole Susanna." [WPAQ 5 1617]
Audiodisc FD-948
Side 1.1. California Kid, "O Please Don't Let Me Love You." [WPAQ 5 1454]
Side 1.2. California Kid, "Give Me the Roses." [WPAQ 5 1454]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "I'm Going Home Next Sunday." [WPAQ 5 1455]
Audiodisc FD-949
Side 1.1. California Kid, "Today." [WPAQ 5 1458]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Don't Leave Me Now." [WPAQ 5 1459]
Audiodisc FD-950
Side 1.1. Carolina Sunshine Trio, "Cornbread and Butterbeans." [WPAQ 5 1176]
Side 2.1. Carolina Sunshine Trio, "Short Changed in Love." [WPAQ 5 1177]
Audiodisc FD-951
Side 1.1. Carolina Troubadours, "Wicked Path of Sin." [WPAQ 5 1462]
Side 1.2. Carolina Troubadours, "Arkansas Traveler." [WPAQ 5 1462]
Side 2.1. Carolina Troubadours, "Old Joe Clark." [WPAQ 1463]
Audiodisc FD-952
Side 1.1. Carolina Troubadours, "Till the End of the World." [WPAQ 5 1464]
Side 2.1. Carolina Troubadours, "Who at My Door Is Standing." [WPAQ 5 1465]
Audiodisc FD-952A
Side 1.1. Charlie Bowman, "Weeping Willow," 30 May 1948. [WPAQ 5 408]
Side 2.1. Charlie Bowman, "Shake Hands With Mother Again," 30 May 1948. [WPAQ 5 409]
Audiodisc FD-953
Side 1.1. Clifford Draughn, Johnny Draughn, and Olin Nunn, "The Love I Have for You," 1945.
Side 2.1. Olin Nunn, Johnny and Clifford Draughn, "Never Alone," 1945.
Audiodisc FD-954
Side 1.1. Dave Fulp, "Auctioneers Chant."
Side 2.1. Tom Jones, "Auctioneers Chant."
Audiodisc FD-955
Side 1.1. Don Taylor and The Victory Quartet, "King of Kings."
Side 2.1. Don Taylor and The Victory Quartet, "Family Reunion in Heaven."
Audiodisc FD-956
Side 1.1. Dorothy George and Lucille Stanley, "Whispering Hope," 14 June 1943.
Side 1.2. Dorothy George and Lucille Stanley, "Sleepy Head," 14 June 1943.
Side 1.3. Dorothy George and Lucille Stanley, "Pig in the Pen," 14 June 1943.
Side 2.1. "Conversation: Mother, Ennis, Watson, Ralph," June 1943.
Side 2.2. "Pig Song In (Pen Omitted)," June 1943.
Audiodisc FD-957
Side 1.1. "Down on My Knees."  [hand-numbered 10]
Side 2.1. "When He Put a Little Sunshine In."  [hand-numbered 11]
Audiodisc FD-958
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "Feed Me Jesus." [WPAQ 7 660]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Gonna Ride That Glory Train." [WPAQ 7 661]
Audiodisc FD-959
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "I Want to Know More About My Lord." [WPAQ 7 188]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "You Can't Believe Everything You Hear." [WPAQ 7 189]
Audiodisc FD-960
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "Keep on the Firing Line." [WPAQ 7 196]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Over in the Gloryland." [WPAQ 7 197]
Audiodisc FD-961
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "My Burdens Have Rolled Away." [WPAQ 7 658]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Why Don't You Lead Me to the Rock." [WPAQ 7 659]
Audiodisc FD-962
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "Riding the Range for Jesus." [WPAQ 7 646]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Filled With Glory Divine." [WPAQ 7 647]
Audiodisc FD-963
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "There'll Come a Day." [WPAQ 7 194]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Bearing the Cross to Win a Crown." [WPAQ 7 195]
Audiodisc FD-964
Side 1.1. Draughn Trio, "What Is He Worth to Your Soul?" [WPAQ 7 198]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "Traveling on With Jesus." [WPAQ 7 199]
Audiodisc FD-965
Side 1.1. "There Is a God Up in the Sky." [hand-numbered 1]
Side 2.1. "He Has Saved Me." [hand-numbered 2]
Audiodisc FD-966
Side 1.1. "Eddy Arnold, etc., Test Record."
Side 1.2. "Inner Cut sounds like Glen McPeak."
Side 1.3. "Joe J. [Johnson] on end."
Audiodisc FD-967
Side 1.1. Elbert Alderman and Olivia Stanley, "She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain."
Side 2.1. Reid Willard, "Georgie Buck."
Audiodisc FD-968
Side 1.1. Emilio de Gogorza with Orchestra, "La Golondrina (The Swallow)." [WPAQ 3 204]
Side 2.1. Emilio de Gogorza with Orchestra, "La Paloma (The Dove)." [WPAQ 3 205]
Audiodisc FD-969
Side 1.1. Everett and Jessie, "I Love God's Way."
Side 2.1. Everett and Jessie, "Home in That Rock."
Audiodisc FD-970
Side 1.1. Fairview Quartet, "We Will Understand it Better By and By," 25 October 1952.
Side 2.1. Fairview Quartet, "Jesus Spoke to Me," 25 October 1952.
Audiodisc FD-971
Side 1.1. Faye Burgess, "Tell it to Jesus," February 1946.
Side 2.1. Faye Burgess, "The Lily of the Valley," February 1946.
Audiodisc FD-972
Side 1.1. Frank C. Hylton, "Mothers Lulla-by." [WPAQ 5 6858]
Side 2.1. Frank C. Hylton, "Gold Mine in the Sky." [WPAQ 5 6859]
Audiodisc FD-973
Side 1.1. Friendly Four and Dave Reece, "Hide Me Rock of Ages." [WPAQ 7 656]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four and Dave Reece, "Roll on Jordan." [WPAQ 7 657]
Audiodisc FD-974
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Every Body Ought to Know Something." [WPAQ 7 346]
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "You Can't Believe Everything You Hear." [WPAQ 7 347]
Audiodisc FD-975
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Gabriel's Trumpet." [WPAQ 7 486]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four with Dave Reece soloist, "Just a Little Talk with Jesus." [WPAQ 7 487]
Audiodisc FD-976
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "He Bought My Soul at Calvary," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 862]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "Bound for the Kingdom," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 863]
Audiodisc FD-977
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "I Am So Glad." [WPAQ 7 793]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Peace in the Valley." [WPAQ 7 794]
Audiodisc FD-978
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "I Am Thine Forever." [WPAQ 7 170]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Just Can't Keep from Crying Sometimes." [WPAQ 7 171]
Audiodisc FD-979
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "I Just Steal [?]." [WPAQ 7 ? -- part of label missing]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "Hallalujah, I'm Heaven Bound." [WPAQ 7 444]
Audiodisc FD-980
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "I'll Leave it All Behind," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 860]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "We Shall Rise," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 861]
Audiodisc FD-981
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Land Where Living Waters Flow." [WPAQ 5 2453]
Side 2.1. Note on label: "No Good Don't Use."
Audiodisc FD-982
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "Listen to the Radio." [WPAQ 7 600]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Filled with Glory Divine." [WPAQ 7 601]
Audiodisc FD-983
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Mansion Over the Hilltop." [WPAQ 7 789]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "Rolling, Rocking, Rolling." [WPAQ 7 790]
Audiodisc FD-984
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "Opening Theme."
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Closing Theme." 
Side 2.2. "Down to the Jordan River to Pray."
Audiodisc FD-985
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four, "Take a Moment and Live." [WPAQ 7 442]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four, "Everybody's Gonna Have a Good Time Up There." [WPAQ 7 443]
Audiodisc FD-986
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "Tell it All the Time." [WPAQ 7 598]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Everybody Ought to Know Something." [WPAQ 7 599]
Audiodisc FD-987
Side 1.1. Friendly Four Quartet, "There's Been a Change." [WPAQ 5 2457]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Everything Has Been Made Right," 24 May 1958. [WPAQ 5 2458]
Audiodisc FD-988
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "Way Down Deep in My Soul." [WPAQ 7 166]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "Echoes from the Burning Bush." [WPAQ 7 167]
Audiodisc FD-989
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "Way Up in Glory Land," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 858]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four Quartet, "The Love of God," 12 February 1952. [WPAQ 7 859]
Audiodisc FD-990
Side 1.1. Friendly Four, "We'll Have a Good Time Up There." [WPAQ 5 2456]
Side 2.1. Friendly Four, "God Is Love." [WPAQ 5 2456]
Audiodisc FD-991
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four, "What a Happy Time." [WPAQ 7 440]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four, "Calling You and Me." [WPAQ 7 441]
Audiodisc FD-992
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four with Dave Reece at Piano, "Lord Now I'm Ready to Go." [WPAQ 7 448]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four Quartet with Dave Reece at Piano, "'Tis Sweet to Trust Him." [WPAQ 7 449]
Audiodisc FD-993
Side 1.1. The Friendly Four, "You Must Have That Pure Religion." [WPAQ 7 446]
Side 2.1. The Friendly Four, "Non-Stop Flight to Glory." [WPAQ 7 447]
Audiodisc FD-994
Side 1.1. Fritz Kreisler, "Old Folks at Home." [WPAQ 3 250]
Audiodisc FD-995
Side 1.1. Garmon Quesinberry, "Whistle My Love." [WPAQ 5 6857]
Audiodisc FD-996
Side 1.1. Garmon Quesinbury, "See Bone." [WPAQ 5 1084]
Side 1.2. Garmon Quesinbury, "Kentucky Moon." [WPAQ 5 1084]
Side 2.1. Garmon Quesinbury, "Where the Mountains Meet the Moon." [WPAQ 5 1085]
Audiodisc FD-997
Side 1.1. Girls Quartet, Wesleyan Methodist Church, "The Riches of Love." 
Side 2.1. Virginia Baily and Mrs. Lawrence Milstead, "Have Thine Own Way Lord." 
Audiodisc FD-998
Side 1.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "God's Aeroplane." [WPAQ 7 276]
Side 2.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "My Loved Ones Are Waiting for Me." [WPAQ 7 277]
Audiodisc FD-999
Side 1.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "I'll Meet You by the River." [WPAQ 7 280]
Side 2.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "Let Me Die Easy Lord." 
Audiodisc FD-1000
Side 1.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "I've Never Been [?]." [WPAQ 7 278]
Side 2.1. Gospel Four Quartet, "Jesus Spoke to Me." [WPAQ 7 279]
Audiodisc FD-1001
Side 1.1. Gospel Quartet, "Lord Build Me a Cabin in Glory." [WPAQ 7 214]
Side 2.1. Gospel Quartet, "There's a City." [WPAQ 7 215]
Audiodisc FD-1002
Side 1.1. Gospel Quartet, "Theme Song."
Side 2.1. Gospel Quartet, "Echoes from the Burning Bush." [WPAQ 7 208]
Audiodisc FD-1003
Side 1.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "God Loves His Children." [WPAQ 7 590]
Side 2.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "I'm Living the Right Life Now." [WPAQ 7 591]
Audiodisc FD-1004
Side 1.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "I Heard My Mother Call My Name." [WPAQ 7 586]
Side 2.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "Mansions for Me." [WPAQ 7 587]
Audiodisc FD-1005
Side 1.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "I'm Getting Ready to Leave This World." [WPAQ 7 594]
Side 2.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "When God Dipped His Pen of Love in My Heart." [WPAQ 7 595]
Audiodisc FD-1006
Side 1.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "Way Down." [WPAQ 7 588]
Side 2.1. Gospel Trio of Hamptonville, "Going to Make Heaven My Home." [WPAQ 7 589]
Audiodisc FD-1007
Side 1.1. Granite City Quartet, "On the Road to Glory Land." [WPAQ 7 168]
Side 2.1. Granite City Quartet, "The Cabin on the Hill." [WPAQ 7 169]
Audiodisc FD-1008
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with banjo by Benton Flippen, "Cripple Creek." [WPAQ 5 734]
Side 1.2. Green Valley Boys with banjo by Benton Flippen, "I Don't Love Nobody." [WPAQ 5 734]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys, "Theme - Opening." [WPAQ 5 735]
Side 2.2. Green Valley Boys, "Theme - Instrumental." [WPAQ 5 735]
Side 2.3. Green Valley Boys, "Theme - Closing." [WPAQ 5 735]
Audiodisc FD-1009
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with fiddle by Benton Flippen, "Mississippi Sawyer." [WPAQ 5 742]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by trio, "The Old Country Church." [WPAQ 5 743]
Audiodisc FD-1010
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by Harold, "Sold Down the River." [WPAQ 5 1334]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with duet by Harold and Glenn, "We'll Meet Again Sweetheart." [WPAQ 5 1335]
Audiodisc FD-1011
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by Glenn, "The Rainbow of My Dreams." [WPAQ 5 738].
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with duet by Glenn and Elbert, "Everyone Knew it but Me." [WPAQ 5 739]
Audiodisc FD-1012
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by Harold, "Don't be Ashamed of Mother." [WPAQ 5 736]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal trio, "I'll Be Somewhere Listening." [WPAQ 5 737]
Audiodisc FD-1013
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by Harold, "I'll Walk Alone." [WPAQ 5 744]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with fiddle by Benton, "Wreck of Old 97." [WPAQ 5 745]
Audiodisc FD-1014
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by trio, "Meet Me in the Lane Beneath the Moonlight." [WPAQ 5 740]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by trio, "Take Up Thy Cross and Follow Me." [WPAQ 5 741]
Audiodisc FD-1015
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by trio, "Starting Life Anew with You." [WPAQ 5 746]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with vocal by Glenn, "I'll Be Around." [WPAQ 5 747]
Audiodisc FD-1016
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys, "Bouquet in Heaven." [WPAQ 5 1823]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys, "Remember the Cross." [WPAQ 5 1824]
Audiodisc FD-1017
Side 1.1. Green Valley Boys with Benton Flippen on banjo, "Cripple Creek." [WPAQ 5 1332]
Side 1.2. Green Valley Boys with Benton Flippen on banjo, "Train '45." [WPAQ 5 1332]
Side 2.1. Green Valley Boys with Bill on mandolin, "Mockingbird." [WPAQ 5 1333]
Side 2.2. Green Valley Boys with Benton Flippen on fiddle, "Kansas City Railroad Blues." [WPAQ 5 1333]
Audiodisc FD-1018
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "Do You Long for a Friend." [WPAQ 5 1396]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "Dreaming of a Little Cabin." [WPAQ 5 1397]
Audiodisc FD-1019
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "Happy in Jesus." [WPAQ 5 1414]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "You're the One." [WPAQ 5 1415]
Audiodisc FD-1020
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "I Turned and Walked Slowly Away." [WPAQ 5 1406]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "Curtain of Sorrow." [WPAQ 5 1407]
Audiodisc FD-1021
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "Lord, Here's My Heart." [WPAQ 5 1404]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "The Old Fashioned Preacher." [WPAQ 5 1405]
Audiodisc FD-1022
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "Theme." [WPAQ 5 1412]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "Theme (with Piano.)" [WPAQ 5 1413]
Audiodisc FD-1023
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "Will You Have a Mansion Up There." [WPAQ 5 1402]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "Lord, Build Me a Cabin." [WPAQ 5 1403]
Audiodisc FD-1024
Side 1.1. Gurney Thomas, "You Didn't Mean It." [WPAQ 5 1410]
Side 2.1. Bill Franklin, "How Sweet Your Smile." [WPAQ 5 1411]
Audiodisc FD-1025
Side 1.1. H.A. Epperson, "When the Roses Bloom Again," February 1946.
Side 2.1. Draughn Sisters, "Dust on the Bible," February 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1026
Side 1.1. Hall Family Singers, "Theme."
Side 2.1. Unidentified.
Audiodisc FD-1027
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "I Want to Be Ready to Meet Him." [WPAQ 7 436]
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "To Jesus I'm Resigning." [WPAQ 7 437]
Audiodisc FD-1028
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "I'll Be No Stranger There." [WPAQ 7 202]
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "Jesus Is the One." [WPAQ 7 203]
Audiodisc FD-1029
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "No Letter Today."
Side 1.2. Hall Sisters, "Jimmy Brown."
Audiodisc FD-1030
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "No Letter Today."
Side 1.2. Roy singing.
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "Dust on the Bible."
Side 2.2. Ralph D. Epperson and Roy N. Epperson, "Going Up Cripple Creek."
Audiodisc FD-1031
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "Old Camp Meeting." [WPAQ 7 200]
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "Holding to His Hand of Love." [WPAQ 7 201]
Side 2.2. Hall Sisters, "Theme" [WPAQ 7 201]
Audiodisc FD-1032
Side 1.1. Hall Sisters, "Sunshine Special." [WPAQ 7 434]
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "Dreaming of a Little Cabin." [WPAQ 7 435]
Audiodisc FD-1033
Side 1.1. Harry A. Epperson, "Poor Sinner," February 1946.
Side 2.1. Harry A. Epperson, "Old 97," February 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1034
Side 1.1. Harry Arnold Epperson, Jr., "World War II."
Audiodisc FD-1035
Side 1.1. Harry Collins, "Don't Be Blue Little Pal. "
Side 1.2. [Glen?] Marshall, "True Lover."
Side 2.1. Don Bateman, "Didn't They Crucify My Lord."
Audiodisc FD-1036
Side 1.1. "Tis the Grandest Thing." [hand-numbered 5]
Side 2.1. "I Am His and Jesus Is Mine." [hand-numbered 6]
Audiodisc FD-1037
Side 1.1. Hester Smith, Mary Lee Epperson, Betty King, "Don't Fence Me In."
Side 2.1. Roy Epperson, "State of Arkansas," February 1946.
Side 2.2. Roy Epperson, "Woe Mule," February 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1038
Side 1.1. "Hurry Up Reapers."
Side 1.2. "When I Join the Circle."
Side 2.1. "I'm Camping."
Audiodisc FD-1039
Side 1.1. "I Have Jesus by My Side." [hand-numbered 7]
Side 2.1. "Springtime in Gloryland." [hand-numbered 8]
Audiodisc FD-1040
Side 1.1. "I'll Fly Away on Wings of Love."
Side 1.2. "A Grand and Glorious Feeling."
Side 2.1. "This Is Like Heaven."
Side 2.2. "Where [?] of Love."
Audiodisc FD-1041
Side 1.1. "I'll Travel On."
Side 2.1. "I've Got a Home."
Audiodisc FD-1042
Side 1.1. "It Is Well with My Soul," 10 March 1947.
Side 2.1. "Love, Mercy, and Grace," 10 March 1947.
Audiodisc FD-1043
Side 1.1. J. Joyce. [Note on label: "Test Record."]
Side 1.2. J.J. and Phil Denny. [Note on label: "Test Record."]
Side 2.1. Guy Lombardo, "Frankie and Johnnie." [Note on label: "Test -- Bad."]
Audiodisc FD-1044
Side 1.1. J.E. Mainer, "Johnson's Old Grey Mule," 27 June 1943.
Side 2.1. A.D.[?] and Community Singers, "Showers of Blessings," July 1943.
Audiodisc FD-1045
Side 1.1. "Jesus Will Welcome."
Side 2.1. "No Tears."
Audiodisc FD-1046
Side 1.1. Jim Eanes and Joe Johnson, "Golden Bells." [WPAQ 5 2210]
Side 2.1. Jim Eanes and Joe Johnson, "Precious Memories." [WPAQ 5 2211]
Audiodisc FD-1047
Side 1.1. Jim Eanes, "Six White Horses." [WPAQ 5 2286]
Side 2.1. Jim Eanes, "Take Up Thy Cross." [WPAQ 5 2287]
Audiodisc FD-1048
Side 1.1. Jim Eanes, "There'll Come a Time." [WPAQ 7 648]
Side 2.1. Jim Eanes, "The Lily of the Valley." [WPAQ 7 649]
Audiodisc FD-1049
Side 1.1. Joe Johnson and the Blue Mountain Boys, "Tennessee Blues." [WPAQ 5 1542]
Side 2.1. Blue Mountain Boys, "When You're Lonely." [WPAQ 5 1543]
Audiodisc FD-1050
Side 1.1. John and Johnny Vipperman, "Old 97." [WPAQ 5 1622]
Side 2.1. John and Johnny Vipperman, "The Kicking Mule." [WPAQ 5 1623]
Audiodisc FD-1051
Side 1.1. John and Johnny Vipperman, "The Rambling Boy," 1949.
Side 2.1. John and Johnny Vipperman, "Prisoner's Sweetheart," 1949.
Audiodisc FD-1052
Side 1.1. John Carr, "Let Me Live Close to Thee," 12 November 1945.
Side 1.2. John Carr, "Jericho Road," 12 November 1945
Side 2.1. John Carr, "Keep on the Firing Line," 12 November 1945.
Audiodisc FD-1053
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers, "A Mansion Will Be Mine."
Side 2.1. Johnson Brothers, "It Is No Secret."
Audiodisc FD-1054
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers, "A Mansion Will Be Mine." [WPAQ 5 3122]
Side 2.1. Johnson Brothers, "No One to Sing for Me." [WPAQ 5 3123]
Audiodisc FD-1055
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers, "It Is No Secret." [WPAQ 5 3124]
Side 2.1. Johnson Brothers (Hack & Clyde), "My Soldier Boy Has Won His Robe of White." [WPAQ 5 3125]
Audiodisc FD-1056
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers (Hack & Clyde), "Mother, Where Is Your Daughter Tonite." [WPAQ 5 3133]
Side 2.1. [Note on label: "Same as other side but bad cut."] [WPAQ 5 3133]
Audiodisc FD-1057
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers, "Mother's Song. (Religious)"
Side 2.1. Johnson Brothers, "My Soldier Boy Has Won His Robe of White."
Audiodisc FD-1058
Side 1.1. Johnson Brothers, "Theme."
Side 1.2. Johnson Brothers, "Lost All My Money."
Side 2.1. Johnson Brothers, "Instrumental."
Side 2.2. Johnson Brothers, "Lost All My Money but a Two Dollar Bill."
Audiodisc FD-1059
Side 1.1. Juanita Moore, "Keys to the Kingdom." [WPAQ 5 1486]
Side 2.1. Juanita Moore, "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow." [WPAQ 5 1487]
Audiodisc FD-1060
Side 1.1. Juanita Moore, "Man of Constant Sorrow." [WPAQ 5 1202]
Side 2.1. Juanita Moore, "Hills of Roane County." [WPAQ 5 1203]
Audiodisc FD-1061
Side 1.1. Juanita Moore, "When I Hear the Songs My Loved Ones Sang to Me." [WPAQ 5 1490]
Side 2.1. Juanita Moore, "The Sad Fate of Kathy Fiscus." [WPAQ 5 1491]
Audiodisc FD-1062
Side 1.1. Kermit and Patty Lou Pierce, "Abiding Peace from His Throne."
Side 1.2. Kermit and Patty Lou Pierce, "Jesus Is So Good to Me."
Side 2.1. Kermit Pierce (solo), "The Love of God."
Audiodisc FD-1063
Side 1.1. Kermit and Patty Lou Pierce, "I'm Keeping the Promise."
Side 1.2. Kermit and Patty Lou Pierce, "The Need of Prayer."
Side 2.1. [Note on label: "No good."]
Audiodisc FD-1064
Side 1.1. "I'm Looking for My Lord."
Side 2.1. "Piano Solos."
Audiodisc FD-1065
Side 1.1. Lawrence Walker accompanied by Lewis Woodson, "Heartaches." [WPAQ 7 674]
Side 2.1. Lawrence Walker and Lewis Woodson, "Confidence." [WPAQ 7 675]
Audiodisc FD-1066
Side 1.1. Lamplighters Trio, "Be Honest With Me."
Side 1.2. Test by Ralph D. Epperson.
Audiodisc FD-1067
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens (with vocal by Leak), "Jimmy Brown the Newsboy." [WPAQ 5 1374]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens (with vocal by Leak), "I'll Still Write Your Name in the Sand." [WPAQ 5 1375]
Audiodisc FD-1068
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Old Joe Clark." [WPAQ 5 1168]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Wednesday Night Waltz." [WPAQ 5 1169]
Audiodisc FD-1069
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Sally Goodin'." [WPAQ 5 1188]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Over the Waves." [WPAQ 5 1189]
Audiodisc FD-1069A
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Trouble Among the Yearlings." [WPAQ 5 1166]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Arkansas Traveler." [WPAQ 5 1167]
Audiodisc FD-1070
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "Turkey in the Straw." [WPAQ 5 1170]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Esker Hutchens, "There'll Come a Time." [WPAQ 5 1171]
Audiodisc FD-1071
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen. "Black Mountain Blues." [WPAQ 5 1793]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen. "Old Rubin." [WPAQ 5 1794]
Audiodisc FD-1072
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen, "Honey Suckle Blues." [WPAQ 5 1791]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, "The White Dove." [WPAQ 5 1792]
Audiodisc FD-1073
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen, "Ragged Ann." [WPAQ 5 1376]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle and Benton Flippen, "This World Can't Stand Long." [WPAQ 5 1377]
Audiodisc FD-1074
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen, "Richmond Hoedown." [WPAQ 5 1372]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen, "Paddy on the Turnpike." [WPAQ 5 1373]
Audiodisc FD-1075
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, Benton Flippen, "Billy in the Lowground." [WPAQ 5 1789]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, Benton Flippen, "Fisher's Hornpipe." [WPAQ 5 1790]
Audiodisc FD-1076
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, Benton Flippen, "Eighth of January." [WPAQ 5 1380]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, Benton Flippen, "My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains." [WPAQ 5 1381]
Audiodisc FD-1077
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, Benton Flippen, "Theme - 'Booneville on the Air'."
Audiodisc FD-1078
Side 1.1. Leak Caudle, "Foggy Mountain Top." [WPAQ 5 1787]
Side 2.1. Leak Caudle, Esker Hutchens, and Benton Flippen, "Mississippi Sawyer." [WPAQ 5 1788]
Audiodisc FD-1079
Side 1.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Who Was the Stranger." [WPAQ 5 1206]
Side 2.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello." [WPAQ 5 1207]
Audiodisc FD-1080
Side 1.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky." [WPAQ 5 1198]
Side 2.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Whispering Hope." [WPAQ 5 1199]
Audiodisc FD-1080A
Side 1.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "I'll Always Love You Darling Mine."
Side 2.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "When the Angels Rolled the Stone Away."
Audiodisc FD-1081
Side 1.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Just a Closer Walk with Thee." [WPAQ 5 1390]
Side 2.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "You Go to Your Church and I'll Go to Mine." [WPAQ 5 1391]
Audiodisc FD-1082
Side 1.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Paradise Valley." [WPAQ 5 6823]
Side 2.1. Lee and Juanita Moore, "Whispering Hope." [WPAQ 5 6824]
Audiodisc FD-1083
Side 1.1. Lee Moore, "Little Darling Think of Me." [WPAQ 5 1492]
Audiodisc FD-1084
Side 1.1. "Liberty Bell March."
Audiodisc FD-1085
Side 1.1. Lockaby Sisters Quartet, "I'm Telling the World About His Love." [WPAQ 7 390]
Side 2.1. Lockaby Sisters Quartet, "When He Reached Down His Hand for Me." [WPAQ 7 391]
Audiodisc FD-1086
Side 1.1. Lockaby Sisters Quartet, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." [WPAQ 7 396]
Side 2.1. Lockaby Sisters Quartet, "Over in the Glory Land." [WPAQ 7 397]
Audiodisc FD-1087
Side 1.1. "Looking for You," 10 March 1947.
Side 2.1. "I'd Rather Be an Old Time Christian," 10 March 1947.
Audiodisc FD-1088
Side 1.1. Lovill's Creek Trio, "Jesus Is Holding My Hand."
Side 2.1. Lovill's Creek Trio, "Theme."
Side 2.2. Lovill's Creek Trio, "Mansions Over the Hill Top." (incomplete)
Audiodisc FD-1089
Side 1.1. Lovill's Creek Trio, "This Great Caravan."
Side 2.1. Lovill's Creek Trio, "He Has Saved Me."
Audiodisc FD-1091
Side 1.1. Martin Hennis, "Train Imitation."
Side 2.1. "Real Train."
Audiodisc FD-1092
Side 1.1. Master's Quartet, "I'm Too Near Home to Turn Back Now."
Side 2.1. Master's Quartet, "Peace Like a River."
Audiodisc FD-1093
Side 1.1. Midkiff Singers, "Wonderful Words of Life. (Reverend Wright's Theme.)"
Side 2.1. Midkiff Singers, "I Love the Lord."
Audiodisc FD-1094
Side 1.1. "More About Jesus."
Side 1.2. "Theme."
Side 2.1. "More About Jesus."
Side 2.2. "Theme."
Audiodisc FD-1095
Side 1.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "Bound for That City." [WPAQ 7 536]
Side 2.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "Life Is Just a Roving Ground." [WPAQ 7 537]
Audiodisc FD-1096
Side 1.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "God Loves His Children." [WPAQ 7 550]
Side 2.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "I'm Going to Make Heaven My Home." [WPAQ 7 551]
Audiodisc FD-1097
Side 1.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "Into My Heart a New Feeling Came." [WPAQ 7 546]
Side 2.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "The Christ is Coming." [WPAQ 7 547]
Audiodisc FD-1098
Side 1.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "Lord Build Me a Cabin." [WPAQ 7 548]
Side 2.1. Mount Zion Quartet with pianist Marie Peele, "Blessed Jesus Loves You Too." [WPAQ 7 541]
Audiodisc FD-1099
Side 1.1. Mountain View Quartet, "I Read it in the Book of Revelation." [WPAQ 7 158]
Side 2.1. Mountain View Quartet, "Jesus Paid it All." [WPAQ 7 159]
Audiodisc FD-1100
Side 1.1. Mountain View Quartet, "There's a Rainbow of Love." [WPAQ 7 152]
Side 2.1. Mountain View Quartet, "Heaven Is Worth it All." [WPAQ 7 153]
Audiodisc FD-1101
Side 1.1. Mrs. Arthur Marion Gates, Phyllis Gates, and Stuart Gates, "Precious Memories," 4 August 1946.
Side 2.1. Mrs. Arthur Marion Gates, Stuart Gates, and Phyllis Gates, "Sweet Hour of Prayer," 4 August 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1102
Side 1.1. Mrs. G.R. Epperson, "Where He Leads Me," February 1946.
Side 2.1. Arlis Puckett, "Stillhouse."
Side 2.2. Arlis Puckett, "True Love."
Audiodisc FD-1103
Side 1.1. Mrs. Harry A. Epperson and Ralph D. Epperson, with organ by Mother, "Psalm 24, " January 1946.
Side 2.1. Mrs. H.A. Epperson, "O Happy Day" (with organ and singing), January 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1104
Side 1.1. Mrs. Henry Draughn, "Far Above the Starry Sky." [WPAQ 7 190]
Side 2.1. Draughn Trio, "No Mortal Tongue Can Tell." [WPAQ 7 191]
Audiodisc FD-1105
Side 1.1. "Mule Riding Imitation," February 1946.
Side 2.1. "Mule Riding Imitation," February 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1106
Side 1.1. Nelmar Reynolds, "Rosewood Casket," December 1945.
Side 2.1. Nelmar Reynolds, "Sweeping Thru the Gates."
Audiodisc FD-1107
Side 1.1. Nelmer Reynolds, "The Ship That Never Returned."
Side 2.1. Hall Sisters, "Our Fighting Boys."
Side 2.2. Banjo and guitar, Flossie Hall and Vester Inman.
Audiodisc FD-1108
Side 1.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "I Want to Be Ready to Meet Him." [WPAQ 7 350]
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "Jerico Road." [WPAQ 7 351]
Audiodisc FD-1109
Side 1.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "I'm Living With Jesus." [WPAQ 7 352]
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "He Will Surely Make it All Right." [WPAQ 7 353]
Audiodisc FD-1110
Side 1.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "'Tis So Sweet to Trust Him." [WPAQ 7 344]
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "New Born Feeling." [WPAQ 7 345]
Audiodisc FD-1111
Side 1.1. [Note on label: "No good, mistake in singing."] [WPAQ 5 1174]
Side 2.1. Carolina Sunshine Trio, "Traveling On and On." [WPAQ 5 1175]
Audiodisc FD-1112
Side 1.1. "No. 1 First Part of Prayer Period."
Side 2.1. "No. 2 First Part of Prayer Period."
Audiodisc FD-1113
Side 1.1. "No. 1 Second Part of Prayer Period."
Side 2.1. "No. 2 Second Part of Prayer Period."
Audiodisc FD-1114
Side 1.1. Olin Nunn and Clifford Draughn, "Love Letters," 1945.
Side 2.1. Clifford Draughn and Olin Nunn, "Plant Some Flowers on My Grave," 1945.
Audiodisc FD-1115
Side 1.1. Olin Nunn, "Love Letters."
Side 2.1. Olin Nunn, "You Can't Break the Chain of Love," December 1945.
Audiodisc FD-1116
Side 1.1. "On God's Battlefield."
Audiodisc FD-1116A
Side 1.1. P.I., Harmonica. [WPAQ 5 1456]
Side 2.1. California Kid, "Sleep, Mother, Sleep." [WPAQ 5 1457]
Side 2.2. California Kid, "Theme." [WPAQ 5 1457]
Audiodisc FD-1117
Side 1.1. Pate and Leroy Martin, "Honey Suckle Blues."
Side 2.1. Pate and Leroy Martin, "Walking in My Sleep."
Audiodisc FD-1118
Side 1.1. Pate and Leroy Martin, "Sunny Home in Dixie."
Side 2.1. Pate and Leroy Martin, "Cackling Hen."
Audiodisc FD-1119
Side 1.1. Pauline Culler, "Gospel Ship," January 1946.
Side 2.1. Arlis Puckett, Harry Collins, Don Bateman, Saford and Clayton Hall, "Ida Red."
Audiodisc FD-1120
Side 1.1. Piedmont Quartet, "Do Right and Come Smiling Through." [WPAQ 7 142]
Side 2.1. Piedmont Quartet, "Hallelujah I'm Heaven Bound." [WPAQ 7 143]
Audiodisc FD-1121
Side 1.1. "Press On, O Pilgrim, There Is Joy Ahead." [WPAQ 7 210]
Audiodisc FD-1121A
Side 1.1. "Prettiest Flowers."
Side 2.1. "He's Living Inside My Heart."
Audiodisc FD-1122
Side 1.1. R.H. Aylor, "Tests."
Side 2.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Tests."
Audiodisc FD-1123
Side 1.1. Ralph D. Epperson and James Deer, "Is There No God?" circa 1940.
Side 2.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Is There No God?" circa 1940.
Audiodisc FD-1124
Side 1.1. Ralph D. Epperson and Phil Denny, test record, "blank."
Side 1.2. Ralph D. Epperson and Phil Denny, test record, "23rd Psalm."
Side 2.1. Ralph D. Epperson and Phil Denny, test record, "23rd Psalm, etc."
Audiodisc FD-1124A
Side 1.1. Test record. Ralph D. Epperson and Victor Carr.
Side 1.2. Test record. Ralph D. Epperson and Victor Carr.
Side 1.3. Test record. Harry Epperson.
Side 2.1. Test record. Ralph D. Epperson. [Note on label: "Reading news. Truman was president."]
Audiodisc FD-1125
Side 1.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Ararat Experiences," 13 June 1944.
Side 2.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Old Joe Clark (Hand Slapping)," 13 June 1944.
Audiodisc FD-1126
Side 1.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Joe Bowman," 13 June 1944.
Side 2.1. Roy Acuff, "Great Speckled Bird," 13 June 1944.
Audiodisc FD-1127
Side 1.1. Randy (R.D.) Scott, "Candy Kisses." [WPAQ 5 1364]
Side 2.1. Randy (R.D.) Scott, "Bouquet of Roses." [WPAQ 5 1365]
Audiodisc FD-1127A
Side 1.1. "Ready Headache Powders."
Side 2.1. [Note on label: "Distorted."]
Audiodisc FD-1128
Side 1.1. Reverend Carl and Audry Lackey, "Led by the Master's Hand."
Side 2.1. [Note on label: "Mech bad."]
Audiodisc FD-1129
Side 1.1. Unidentified. [Note on sleeve: "Reverend Fred Potter."]
Audiodisc FD-1130
Side 1.1. "Reverend Fred Potter's Theme."
Side 2.1. "Hebrew Christian Hour, Cut 1."
Side 2.2. "Hebrew Christian Hour, Cut 2."
Audiodisc FD-1131
Side 1.1. Roger Lee Moore, "Lassie Come Home." [WPAQ 5 1180]
Side 2.1. Roger Lee Moore, "Poppin' Bubble Gum." [WPAQ 5 1181]
Audiodisc FD-1132
Side 1.1. Roy Epperson, "Riding Ole Paint," February 1946.
Side 2.1. Unidentified, possibly blank.
Audiodisc FD-1133
Side 1.1. Roy Hall, "The Best of Friends Must Part."
Side 2.1. Roy Hall, "I'm Glad We Didn't Say Goodbye."
Audiodisc FD-1134
Side 1.1. Rufus Gardner and Mrs. Walter Johnson, "Purina Spots."
Side 2.1. Jim Eanes and His Shenandoah Valley Boys, "Doin' My Time."
Audiodisc FD-1135
Side 1.1. Silvertone Harmonizers, "Living Down Here on Borrowed Land." [WPAQ 7 24]
Side 2.1. Silvertone Harmonizers, "When Was Jesus Born?" [WPAQ 7 25]
Audiodisc FD-1136
Side 1.1. Skyline Serenaders, "Mississippi Sawyer." [WPAQ 5 144]
Side 2.1. Skyline Serenaders, "Chicken Reel." [WPAQ 5 145]
Side 2.2. Skyline Serenaders, "How Will I Explain About You." [WPAQ 5 145]
Audiodisc FD-1137
Side 1.1. Sleepy Jenkins (fiddling) and Gurney Thomas, "Old Joe Clark." [WPAQ 5 1408]
Side 1.2. Sleepy Jenkins (fiddling) and Gurney Thomas, "Rubber Dolly." [WPAQ 5 1408]
Side 2.1. Gurney Thomas, "Someone Took My Place With You." [WPAQ 5 1409]
Audiodisc FD-1138
Side 1.1. Stuart Watson Epperson, "Psalm 100," June 1946.
Side 1.2. Stuart Watson Epperson, "Psalm 19," June 1946.
Side 2.1. Ralph D. Epperson, "Train Imitation." June 1946.
Audiodisc FD-1139
Side 1.1. "Sweeping Through the Gates."
Side 2.1. "There'll Be Shouting on the Hills of Glory."
Audiodisc FD-1141
Side 1.1. Uncle Joe and The Blue Mountain Boys, "It's Mighty Dark to Travel." [WPAQ 5 1534]
Side 2.1. Uncle Joe Johnson and The New Blue Mountain Boys, "It's Mighty Dark to Travel." [WPAQ 5 1541]
Audiodisc FD-1142
Side 1.1. Uncle Joe Johnson and His New Blue Mountain Boys, "All the Good Times Are Passed and Gone." [WPAQ 5 1540]
Side 2.1. Uncle Joe Johnson and The New Blue Mountain Boys, "Singing Waterfall." [WPAQ 5 1541]
Audiodisc FD-1143
Unidentified.
Audiodisc FD-1144
Unidentified.
Audiodisc FD-1145
Unidentified.
Audiodisc FD-1146
Side 1.1. Unidentified.
Side 2.1. Thelma Millard, "The Castle-Builder - Longfellow."
Side 2.2. Thelma Millard, "Do You Advertise Your Lord [?]"
Audiodisc FD-1147
Side 1.1. Unity Gospel Singers.
Side 2.1. blank.
Audiodisc FD-1148
Side 1.1. "Use Monday."
Side 2.1. "Use Monday."
Audiodisc FD-1149
Side 1.1. "Use Monday."
Side 2.1. "Hamburg." [Note on label: "In - bad; don't use."]
Audiodisc FD-1150
Side 1.1. Verona Shelton, "Memories of Wedding Bells." [WPAQ 5 2427]
Side 2.1. Verona Shelton, "I Don't Care If Tomorrow Never Comes." [WPAQ 5 2428]
Audiodisc FD-1151
Side 1.1. Peggy Taylor. Victor Herbert, "Sweethearts." [WPAQ 3 260]
Side 2.1. Peggy Taylor. Victor Herbert, "Ah - Sweet Mystery of Life." [WPAQ 3 261]
Side 2.2. Tenn, "Smilin' Through." [WPAQ 3 261]
Audiodisc FD-1152
Side 1.1. Virginia Baily, "The Secret of His Presence."
Side 2.1. Girls Trio - Wesleyan Methodist Church, "Whisper a Prayer."
Audiodisc FD-1153
Side 1.1. W.C. Catron, "When He Reached Down," 25 December 1947,
Side 2.1. W.C. Catron, "Home of the Soul," 25 December 1947.
Audiodisc FD-1154
Side 1.1. "Walking the Sea."
Side 1.2. "Meet by the River."
Side 2.1. "Coming Lord Heaven Bright."
Audiodisc FD-1155
Side 1.1. "While Walking in the Light." [hand-numbered 3]
Side 2.1. "The Good Shepherd." [hand-numbered 4]
Audiodisc FD-1156
Side 1.1. E.P. Williams and T. Deese, "The Mystery of the Lady-Be-Good." [Note on label: "(Tom - David)"]
Side 2.1. E.P. Williams and D. Deese, "A Dream of Love."
Audiodisc FD-1157
Side 1.1. Zag Pennel, the Ozark Mt. Boy, "Please Don't Make Me Love You." [WPAQ 5 1296]
Side 2.1. Zag Pennel, the Ozark Mt. Boy, "Dear Daddy I'm Coming." [WPAQ 5 1297]
Audiodisc FD-1158
Side 1.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "Echoes from the Burning Bush."
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "I'll Live in a Mansion."
Audiodisc FD-1159
Side 1.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "The Sweetest Song I Know."
Side 2.1. New Friendly Four Quartet, "Filled with Glory Divine."

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2. Open Reel Tapes, 1958-1991 and undated.

528 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
The information appearing below has been, for the most part, transcribed from the items described.
Audiotape FT-11948
Little Symphony Children's Concert Program. 5 March 1958.
Audiotape FT-11949
Green Valley Quartet, Sat. PM Hymn Time on WPAQ. August 1960.
Audiotape FT-11950
Kenneth Wilson, Morning Worship. 23 June 1963.
Audiotape FT-12696
Fred Cockerham and the Virginia-Carolina Boys. Merry-Go-Round. June 1967. Tape 2.
Audiotape FT-11951
11:00 Service, First Baptist Church. 4 March 1973. Contains Lt. Col. David Hatcher.
Audiotape FT-11952
Tommy Jarrell. Merry-Go-Round. 28 February 1976.
1. "Soldier's Joy."
2. "Sally Ann."
3. "Joke on the Puppy."
4. "Walking in the Parlor."
5. ?
6. "Susan Anne."
7. "Drunken Hiccups (Rye Whiskey)."
Audiotape FT-11953
Low Gap 10th Annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention.  13 March 1976. Tape 1.
1. "Walking in My Sleep," Mountain Ramblers of Galax, Va.
2. "The Grey Eagle," Mountain Ramblers of Galax, featuring Jimmy Edwards on the fiddle.
3. Susan Cahill, playing clawhammer style five-string banjo.
4. Silas Creek Cloggers.
5. "Fall on My Knees," Ernest East and the Pine Ridge Boys
6. "Sally Ann," Benton Flippen and the Smokey Valley Boys.
7. "Sugar Hill," Shady Mountain Ramblers.
8. "Fox on the Run."
9. "Walking in My Sleep," Chestnut Creek Ramblers.
10. "Grandfather's Clock," Steve Block and Louisa Branscomb of the Boot Hill Band.
11. "Susanna Gal," Melvin Slaydon and Amos Dawson.
12. "Flying South," Mountain Ramblers.
13. "My Home Is on My Back," Traveling Blue Grass.
14. "The Georgia Rose," Blue Grass Masters.
15. "The Cackling Old Hen," Carolina Buddies.
16. "This or That," Country Playboys.
17. "Old Joe Clark," Country Playboys.
18. "Old Joe Clark."
19. "Sally Goodin," Country Playboys.
20. The Berrier Brothers and the Virginia Mountain Boys.
21. Tune for a dance contestant, Benton Flippen and the Smokey Valley Boys.
Audiotape FT-11954
Lowgap Ruritan Fiddler's Convention. 13 March 1976. Tape 2.
Audiotape FT-11955
Smokey Valley Boys Live at WPAQ, Blue Ridge Spotlite. 24 April 1976.
Audiotape FT-12697
WPAQ 78s transferred to tape. 14 May 1976. [Note: "First 6 nos. were recorded in Studio A at WPAQ about 1950. Cuts 7 & 8 were recorded in Studio A at WPAQ in 1949."]
1. "Leather Breeches," J.W. Spangler - fiddle, Maggie Wood - guitar.
2. "Jenny Lynn Polka," J.W. Spangler - fiddle, Maggie Wood - guitar.
3. "Walking in My Sleep," Pate & Leroy Martin.
4. "Honey Suckle Blues," Pate & Leroy Martin.
5. "Sunny Home in Dixie," Pate & Leroy Martin.
6. "Cackling Hen," Pate & Leroy Martin.
7. "Mississippi Sawyer," Jimmy Raines, Grandpappy Nerit, & the Gang.
8. "John Hardy," Grandpappy Nerit.
9. Dee Stone & his Melody Hillbillies.
Audiotape FT-11956
Ernest East and the Pine Ridge Boys. 22 May 1976.
1. "John Henry."
2. "Lost Indian."
3. "Goin' Home."
4. "June Apple."
5. "Mighty Dark to Travel."
6. "Soldier's Joy."
7. "Sally Anne."
8. "Sugar Hill."
9. "Molly Hare."
Audiotape FT-11958
Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers. Merry-Go-Round. 24 July 1976.
1. "Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss."
2. "Sally Goodin."
3. "John Hardy."
4. "Whoa Mule."
5. "Sally Anne."
6. "The Cackling Hen."
7. "Soldier's Joy."
8. "Tomorrow Will Be a Lonesome Day."
Audiotape FT-11959
Bill Hiat and Virginia Old Timers. Merry-Go-Round. 13 November 1976.
Audiotape FT-11960
Joe Stone and the Stoney Mountain Boys. 11 December 1976.
Audiotape FT-12698
Yadkin River Boys. Merry-Go-Round. 18 December 1976.
Audiotape FT-12699
Yadkin River Boys, and Interstate Exchange. Merry-Go-Round. 22 January 1977.
Audiotape FT-11962
Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers. Merry-Go-Round. 9 July 1977.
1. "Lost Indian."
2. "Twinkle Little Star."
3. "Lonesome Road Blues."
4. "John Hardy."
5. "Sugar Foot Rag."
6. "John Henry."
7. "Cacklin' Hen."
8. "Old 97."
9. "Kicking Mule," also called "Whoah Mule."
10. "Sugar Hill."
11. "Liberty."
12. "Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow."
13. "Sally Ann."
Audiotape FT-11963
42nd Annual Old Time and Blue Grass Fiddlers Convention. Galax, Va. August 1977. Tape 1.
1. "The Shenandoah Valley Waltz," Jim Eanes.
2. "Sally Goodin'," Foothill Boys.
3. "Buffalo Gals," White Top Mountain Band.
4. "I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home," anonymous group from Charlotte, N.C.
5. "Big Sandy," Foothill Boys.
6. "Breaking Up Christmas," Benton Flippen and Gilmer Woodruff.
7. "Just Because," anonymous group from Charlotte, N.C.
8. "Hard Hearted," High Point Rangers.
9. Medley, including "Sally Goodin," High Point Rangers.
10. "John Hardy," Kilocycle Cowboys.
11. "Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes," Jim Eanes.
12. "Cripple Creek," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
13. "New Blue Ridge Mountain Home," New Blades of Grass.
14. "Amie," Interstate Exchange.
15. "Patty on the Turnpike," New Grass Revue.
16. "John Henry," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
Audiotape FT-11964
42nd Annual Old Time and Blue Grass Fiddlers Convention. Galax, Va. 11 August 1977 - 13 August 1977. Tape 2. (Note: Five tunes added at end, 29 August 1977.)
1. "Bill Bailey," unnamed guitar pickers.
2. "Orange Blossom Special," anonymous group from Charlotte, N.C.
3. "Cluck Old Hen," Benton Flippen and Gilmer Woodruff.
4. "In the Cottage by the Sea," Ms. Evelen Farmer.
5. "Six White Horses," Jim Eanes and His Shenandoah Valley Boys.
6. "Going Down This Long, Lonesome Road," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
7. "How Will I Explain About You," unnamed group probably from Clemmons, N.C.
8. "Turkey in the Straw," The White Top Mountain Band.
9. "John Brown's Dream," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
10. "Up Jumped Trouble," Farmington Blue Grass.
11. "Old Home Place," Inheritance.
12. "Old Reuben," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
13. "Shortenin' Bread," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
14. "Cripple Creek," Tommy Jarrell and His Friends.
15. Instrumental, Four-Cent Cotton Band.
16. "Four-Cent Cotton," Four-Cent Cotton Band.
17. "Love Somebody," anonymous group from Ohio.
Audiotape FT-11965
Melvin Slaydon and Vernon Smith. Merry-Go-Round. 27 August 1977.
Audiotape FT-11966
Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Buddies, Autumn Leaves Festival. 7 October 1977.
Audiotape FT-12700
Melvin Slaydon. Merry-Go-Round. 22 October 1977.
Audiotape FT-11967
Autumn Leaves, Tape #3. 1978.
Audiotape FT-11968
Autumn Leaves. 1978 (Sunday).
Audiotape FT-11970
Amos Dawson and Clyde Johnson. Merry-Go-Round. 4 March 1978.
Audiotape FT-11971
Stokes County Lawmen. Merry-Go-Round. 11 March 1978.
Audiotape FT-11972
Charlie Witt, and Buddy Carter with Clyde Johnson. Merry-Go-Round. 15 April 1978.
Audiotape FT-11973
Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers. Merry-Go-Round. 20 May 1978.
Audiotape FT-11974
Melvin Slaydon and the Carolina Ramblers, and Charlie Witt. Merry-Go-Round. 10 June 1978.
Audiotape FT-11975
Melvin Slaydon. Merry-Go-Round. 1 July 1978.
Audiotape FT-11976
43rd Annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Galax, Va.10 August 1978 - 12 August 1978. Tape 1.
1. Instrumental, Blue Sky Ramblers.
2. Instrumental, Blue Sky Ramblers.
3. "A little fascinating 'spoon artistry' -- rhythm with spoons, string band accompaniment."
4. "Going Up Cripple Creek," Otis Burrus and His Blue Ridge Buddies.
5. "Uncle Pen Played the Fiddle," Otis Burrus and His Blue Ridge Buddies.
6. "Just Because," Otis Burrus and His Blue Ridge Buddies.
7. "Fortune," Otis Burrus and His Blue Ridge Buddies.
8. Instrumental, Gold Hill Band.
9. "Short'nin' Bread," Gold Hill Band.
10. "Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms," Country Boys.
11. "When We Were Two Little Boys," Country Boys.
12. "Sitting on Top of the World," Country Boys.
13. "Cumberland Gap," Gold Hill Band.
14. "Bring Back My Wandering Boy," Galax All-Stars.
15. "Sitting on Top of the World," New Grass Revue.
Audiotape FT-11977
43rd Annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Galax, Va. August 1978. Tape 2.
1. "I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home," Red House Trio.
2. "Little Cabin Home on the Hill," Red House Trio.
3. "Will You Be Loving Another Man," Red House Trio.
4. Medley, including "Sally Ann," Harold Hausenfluck, Abe Horton, Jake Lewis & Co.
5. Interview with Harold Hausenfluck and Abe Horton.
6. "Sugar in the Gourd," Harold Hausenfluck, Abe Horton, Jake Lewis & Co.
7. "Cornbread, Molasses, and Sassafrass Tea," Harold Hausenfluck, Abe Horton, Jake Lewis & Co.
8. "The Old Hickory Cane," Abe Horton and Harold Hausenfluck.
9. "The Old Hen Cackled," Harold Hausenfluck, Abe Horton, Jake Lewis & Co.
10. "The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane," Harold Hausenfluck, Abe Horton, Jake Lewis & Co.
11. "The Farmer Is the Man Who Feeds Them All," Harold Hausenfluck.
12. Guitar duet - Instrumental Medley, Wayne Henderson and Steve Kilby.
13. "Arkansas Traveler," Wayne Henderson and Steve Kilby.
Audiotape FT-11978
43rd Annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Galax, Va. August 1978. Tape 3.
1. "The Black Mountain Rag," Wayne Henderson and Steve Kilby.
2. "Windy City," New Grass Revue.
3. "Welcome New York," New Grass Revue.
4. "My Sweetheart of the Mountains," Rugby Gulley Jumpers.
5. "Sally Goodin'," Rugby Gulley Jumpers.
6. "Blow Your Whistle, Freight Train," Rugby Gulley Jumpers.
7. Instrumental, Rugby Gulley Jumpers.
8. "Little Ole Log Cabin," Sprung Is Here.
9. "You're Gonna Miss Me," Sprung Is Here.
10. "Arkansas Traveler," Harold Hausenfluck and His Associates.
11. Recitation followed by "Dance Around My Pretty Little Miss," Harold Hausenfluck and His Associates.
12. Instrumental, Harold Hausenfluck and His Associates.
Audiotape FT-11979
Ernest East and Pine Ridge Boys. Merry-Go-Round. 14 October 1978.
Audiotape FT-11980
Melvin Slaydon. 18 November 1978.
Audiotape FT-11981
Rafe Brady - fiddle, Clyde Johnson - guitar, and Bobby Crotts - banjo. Recorded for WPAQ by Clyde Johnson. 25 November 1978.
1. "Billy in the Low Ground."
2. "Cherokee Rose (Lost Indian)."
3. "Walking in My Sleep."
4. "Sunny Old Home in Dixie."
5. "Old Bill Cheatum."
6. "Sally Ann."
7. "Turkey in the Straw."
Audiotape FT-11982
Nite Rider, Autumn Leaves Festival. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11985
Melvin Slayden, Autumn Leaves. Number 4. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11986
Boot Hill -- Dottsy. Autumn Leaves. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11987
Dottsy, Autumn Leaves. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11988
Dotsey, Autumn Leaves. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11989
Autumn Leaves, Victor Pyles and the Evangels. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11990
Autumn Leaves, Violet Hill and the Uptown Country. 1979.
Audiotape FT-11991
Melvin Slaydon and John McEnvoy. Merry-Go-Round. 24 February 1979.
Audiotape FT-11992
Melvin Slaydon. Merry-Go-Round. 17 March 1979.
Audiotape FT-11993
Silver Dollar Band. Merry-Go-Round. 24 March 1979.
Audiotape FT-12701
Melvin Slayden and the Carolina Ramblers, Ransey Jr., and Charlie Witt. Merry-Go-Round. 14 April 1979.
Audiotape FT-11995
Posey Boyd & the Boyd Blue Grass Tradition. Recorded at WPAQ in a special session. 17 May 1979. Duplicate master.
Audiotape FT-11996
Posey Boyd & the Boyd Blue Grass Tradition. Recorded at special session at WPAQ. 17 May 1979.
1. "Dixie Breakdown."
2. "Road to Columbus."
3. "Doin' My Time."