“Orphan Child,” written by A.P. Carter, recorded by the Dry Branch Fire Squad, 1991.
Dry Branch Fire Squad website
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“How Long Blues,” often attributed to Leroy Carr, performed by the Del McCoury Band, with guest vocalist Catherine Russell, 2014.
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“Born to Be Wild,” written by Mars Bonfire, recorded by Cornbread Red, 2007.
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“Magic Carpet Ride,” written by John Kay, recorded by Cornbread Red, 2007.
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“Under Pressure,” written by Queen and David Bowie, recorded by Cornbread Red, 2007.
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“We’ll Head Back to Harlan,” written by Aubrey Holt, recorded by Bobby Osborne, 2021.
Bobby Osborne website
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“White Freightliner Blues,” written by Townes Van Zandt, recorded by New Grass Revival, 1977.
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“High On a Mountain,” written by Ola Belle Reed, performed by Hot Rize, Jerry Douglas & Stuart Duncan, 2018.
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“High On a Mountain,” written by Ola Belle Reed, recorded by Del McCoury and the Dixie Pals, 1973. Del McCoury (guitar, lead vocal), Jerry McCoury (bass, guitar), Dick Staber (mandolin), Billy Sage (fiddle), Bill Runkle (banjo).
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“For What It’s Worth,” written by Stephen Stills, performed by the Del McCoury Band and friends. Lead vocalist: Jason Carter.
Del McCoury Band website
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