1971 Stanley Show

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From Buzzbomb on 4/6/2014 11:21:56 AM

Just came across this Stanley show from 7th May 1971 - Freight & Salvage, Berkeley Ca.

http://www.archive.org/serve/RalphStanleyAndTheClinchMountainBoys1971-05-07FreightAndSalvageBerkeleyCA/RalphStanleyAndTheClinchMountainBoys1971-05-07FreightAndSalvageBerkeleyCA.mp3

it was recorded the day they came back from Japan 1971... If I remember right Ralph played a flathead on the Japanese tour... two days before they'd recorded the great Live in Japan (Rebel) album & on the 6th May did the Birdree LP (with the nude cover).

Ralph Stanley - banjo
Curly Ray Cline - fiddle
Jack Cook - bass
Roy Lee Centers - guitar

01 - Pig In A Pen (beginning cut)
02 - Pretty Little Indian
03 - Let Me Rest At The End Of My Journey
04 - Love Me Darling Just Tonight
05 - Little Maggie
06 - Nobody's Love Is Like Mine
07 - Daybreak In San Francisco (sic)
08 - What About You
09 - Sally Goodin
10 - Take Your Shoes Off Moses
11 - Rank Strangers
12 - Mississippi Sawyer (& Reprise)
13 - Fast Express

3 Comments
	Jeff Markham says: 4/6/2014 12:37:20 PM Anybody got an accurate tab for CMB? I've got a copy of Ralph's DVD, but it's in storage.
	Ralph Stanley legend says: 4/23/2014 1:25:28 PM Hey Buzzbomb, just listening to this now. Superb, and thank you for posting ! Look forward to meeting you this year.
	Buzzbomb says: 5/25/2014 3:40:11 AM A little more on the banjo Ralph used on the Jap tour (and presumably the San Francisco and Oklahoma City gigs they did on their way back) from Bluegrass Unlimited Notes & Queries (Dec 89):- "The banjo... is indeed a flathead... on loan from the late Elmer Harr, an instrument collector and trader from Bristol Tennessee. Harr bought the instrument from bluegrass singer Al Jones, who had put it together from parts from various sources. The unusual neck with carved All American style headstock and matching carved resonator were made by banjoist Johnnie Whisnant and Jones did the finsh and inlaywork. Harr later sold the banjo back to Jones, who resold it to a musician in northern Virginia. It's current whereabouts are not known"
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