Over in the Gloryland

“Over in the Gloryland,” written by James W. Acuff and Emmett Dean, recorded by The Stanley Brothers, 1959.

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Readin’ Rightin’ Route 23

“Readin’ Rightin’ Route 23,” written by Dwight Yoakam, recorded by Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers, 2021.

Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers website

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The Bartender

“The Bartender,” written by Kellys Collins, Liz Hengber, Tammy Rogers, and Jerry Salley, performed by The SteelDrivers, 2020.

The SteelDrivers website

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Cowgirl In the Sand

“Cowgirl In the Sand,” written by Neil Young, interpreted by Barnstar!, 2011.

Barnstar! website

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We’ll Head Back to Harlan

“We’ll Head Back to Harlan,” written by Aubrey Holt, recorded by Bobby Osborne, 2021.

Bobby Osborne website

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Family Reunion

“Family Reunion,” written by Rusty Gabbard and William Holt, recorded by Rhonda Vincent and Caleb Daugherty, 2021.

Rhonda Vincent website

Caleb Daugherty website

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Hallelujah I’m Ready

“Hallelujah I’m Ready,” written by Ralph Stanley, recorded by Ricky Skaggs, 1982.

Ricky Skaggs website

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Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem

“Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem,” written by Arthur L. Phipps, performed by Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys.

The Judds also have an excellent version.

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Molly & Tenbrooks (The Racehorse Song)

“Molly & Tenbrooks,” recorded by the Bluegrass Album Band supergroup, 1981. Tony Rice (guitar, vocals, J.D. Crowe (banjo, vocals), Doyle Lawson (mandolin, vocals), Bobby Hicks (fiddle), Todd Philips (bass). The song (first recorded in 1929) is based on an actual 1878 horse race.

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Auld Lang Syne

“Auld Lang Syne,” lyrics written by Robert Burns in 1788, set to a traditional tune, rendered by the best of Bluegrass: David Grisman (mandolin), Darol Anger (violin), Béla Fleck (banjo), Mike Marshall (guitar), and Rob Wasserman (bass).

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