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Instrument(s) Banjo.

Year of Recording 1958.

Record Label Folkways Records.

Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.

Credits Artist Buell Kazee ; Produced by Gene Bluestein ; Recorded by Gene Bluestein ; Cover photo by Jack Rosenthal.

101 East Virginia Buell Kazee 4:11.

102 Butcher’s Boy (Butcher Boy) Buell Kazee 4:28.

103 Dance Around My Pretty Little Miss / Little Mohee / On Top of Old Smoky / Prisoner’s Song / Madame I Have Come (medley) Buell Kazee 8:55.

104 Wagoner’s Lad Buell Kazee 3:11.

105 Yellow Pups / Fox Chase Buell Kazee 5:02.

106 John Hardy Buell Kazee 2:37.

107 John Henry Buell Kazee 2:28.

108 The Moonshiner (Moonshiner Song) Buell Kazee 1:50.

109 Darling Corey Buell Kazee 1:47.

110 Cumberland Gap Buell Kazee 1:54.

111 Cock Robin Buell Kazee 2:15.

112 Old Grey Mare Buell Kazee 1:28.

113 Amazing Grace Buell Kazee 2:21.

114 When Moses Buell Kazee 2:32.

115 My Christian Friends Buell Kazee 3:50.

116 Bread of Heaven Buell Kazee 2:39.

117 Eternity Buell Kazee 2:37.

118 The White Pilgrim Buell Kazee 0:47.