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Blugrass Favorites

Pine Tree String Band

Album · 2003

Bluegrass Favorites (Foghorn Music, 2003) is one of a series of budget bluegrass and old-time repertoire recordings made by Caleb Klauder (mandolin) and Sammy Lind (fiddle, banjo) under the Pine Tree String Band umbrella — a studio vehicle rather than a performing act. The pair, later core members of the Portland, Oregon–based Foghorn Stringband, recorded approximately ninety tunes over five days for Foghorn Music's instructional and repertoire catalog, covering standards such as "June Apple," "Cotton Eyed Joe," and "Lonesome Road." The album is a practical snapshot of two Northwest old-time stalwarts early in their careers, before the Foghorn Stringband reached its national audience as one of the defining acts of the contemporary old-time revival.

Tracklist

  1. 1 Salt Creek alt version 3:48
  2. 2 Arkansas Traveler alt version 3:04
  3. 3 Duelin' Banjos 3:10
  4. 4 Old Joe Clark alt version 2:33
  5. 5 Jack of Diamonds 3:42
  6. 6 O Susanna 3:11
  7. 7 Get Along Home Cindy alt version 3:19
  8. 8 John Brown's Dream 3:25
  9. 9 Sweet Sunny South alt version 3:27
  10. 10 Liza Jane 2:54
  11. 11 She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain alt version 1:58
  12. 12 Buffalo Gals alt version 3:16
  13. 13 John Handy 2:39
  14. 14 Cider 3:22
  15. 15 Buffalo Girls 2:56
  16. 16 Little Darlin', Pal O' Mine 3:04
  17. 17 John Henry alt version 3:12
  18. 18 Reuben's Banjo 2:42
  19. 19 Angeline the Baker alt version 4:28
  20. 20 Goin’ Across the Sea alt version 2:42
  21. 21 Shootin' Creek 3:13
  22. 22 Cripple Creek alt version 2:18
  23. 23 Jack Wilson 3:14
  24. 24 Ducks on the Millpond 3:34
  25. 25 Sugar Hill 3:08
  26. 26 Cluck or Hen 3:11
  27. 27 Paddy on the Pike 3:05
  28. 28 Sandy Boys 3:57
  29. 29 June Apple alt version 2:12
  30. 30 Cotton Eyed Joe alt version 3:12

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