Sunday Bluegrass: Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys

9.19.1954
Brown County Jamboree
Beanblossom, IN

1. Watermelon Hanging on the Vine
2. Band Intros
3. Bile Them Cabbage Down
4. I Ain't Broke, but Brother I'm Badly Bent
5. I Hope You'll Learn
6. Bugle Call Rag
7. Cry, Cry Darling
8. Ya'll Come
9. Changing Partners
10. Blue Moon of Kentucky
11. Get Up John
12. Down Yonder
13. Just a Little Talk with Jesus
14. Boat of Love
15. I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
16. The Girl in the Blue Velvet Band
17. White House Blues
18. Rose of Old Kentucky
19. Uncle Pen
20. Rocky Road Blues
21. Muleskinner Blues
22. The First Whipperwill
23. The Little Girl & the Dreadful Snake
24. I'm Knocking on Your Door
25. He'll Set Your Fields on Fire

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7.4.1961
Oak Leaf Park
Luray, VA

1. Watermelon On The Vine
2. Intros
3. Panhandle Country
4. I Gotta Travel On
5. Blue Moon Of Kentucky
6. Put My Rubber Doll Away
7. Rawhide
8. Linda Lou
9. Carter Intro
10. Carter Ripping off Flatt and Scruggs
11. Sugar Coated Love (1)
12. What Would You Give (1)
13. Mac Weisman Intro
14. Can't You Hear Me Callin (2)
15. Travel That Lonesome Road (2)
16. Whitehouse Blues
17. Yall Come

Bill Monroe
Bessie Lee Mauldin
Billy Baker
Bobby Smith
Tony ?

1 w/ Carter Stanley
2 w/ Mac Wiseman

This show was the first event that used the words, "Bluegrass Festival".

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