Together Again cover

Together Again (MCA-2367) is an album by Bill Monroe and his son James Monroe, released on June 15, 1978. It was produced by Walter Haynes and recorded at Bradley’s Barn in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, in sessions on January 24, January 30 and February 8, 1978.

Bill Monroe plays mandolin and James Monroe plays guitar, with Wayne Lewis on guitar, Alan O’Bryant and Butch Robins on banjo, Kenny Baker and James Bryan on fiddle, and Randy Davis on bass. The ten songs include several credited to Bill Monroe, among them “Six Feet Under the Ground,” “I’m Going Back to Old Kentucky” and “Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet,” Damon Black’s “Hard Times Have Been Here” and “The Jake Satterfield,” Charlie Monroe’s “Have a Feast Here Tonight,” Stuart Hamblin’s “Golden River,” and banjo player O’Bryant’s own “Those Memories of You.”

Tracklist

  1. 1 Six feet under the ground 2:04
  2. 2 Hard times have been there 3:04
  3. 3 Corinna, Corinna 1:47
  4. 4 Muddy Water alt version 3:02
  5. 5 Those Memories of You alt version 3:14
  6. 6 I’m Going Back to Old Kentucky alt version 2:56
  7. 7 The Jake Satterfield 2:44
  8. 8 Rabbit in the Log alt version 2:40
  9. 9 Who's gonna shoe your pretty little feet 2:30
  10. 10 Golden river 2:59

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