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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Highlights of the McConnell Library Appalachian Music Collection- In the Pines
One of my favorite pseudo-bluegrass songs is “In the Pines”. As is the case with many songs like this, it isn’t a bluegrass song at all though, it is one of those songs of “indeterminate origin”. Over the years it … Continue reading
Posted in bluegrass, McConnell Highlights, music
Tagged bill monroe, In the Pines, Jimmy Martin, Lead Belly, Nirvana
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The True Story of Molly and Tenbrooks
Bill Monroe had a big hit in 1949 with the song Molly and Tenbrooks. It was the B side of a record he cut in 1947 (the A side was I’m Going Back to Old Kentucky) for Columbia Records. The … Continue reading
Posted in bluegrass, McConnell Highlights, music
Tagged bill monroe, Churchill Downs, Molly and Tenbrooks, Stanley Brothers
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