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Salt Creek Some Old Day Sally Goodin Used To Be Molly and Tenbrooks You Are What I Am Nashville Skyline Rag Two Different Worlds Home Sweet Home Revisited Old Home Place Stoney Creek Take This Hammer > Black Jack

My Walkin' Shoes Nashville Blues Sitting on Top of the World Foggy Mountain Rock Somehow Tonight The Wild Horses (at Stoney Point) Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms Train 45

J.D. Crowe - Banjo Tony Rice - Guitar Ricky Skaggs - Mandolin Jerry Douglas - Dobro Bobby Slone - Bass

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w/ Tony Rice, Ricky Skaggs & Jerry Douglas

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East Virginia Blues ?? Helen 9lb. Hammer Banks Of The Ohio I'll Stay Around Train 45

You Can Have Her You don't Know Mind Flint Hill Special Old Home Place Salt Creek Devil In Disguise Doing My Time Home Sweet Home Revisited Freeborn Man Wheel Hoss * Brown County Breakdown * Take This Hammer Encore- Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms

J.D. Crowe-Ricky Skaggs- Bobby Slone- Tony Rice * Bobby Hicks Fiddle Randy Poindexter Mandolin

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Intro You Can Have Her You dont Know My Mind Pickaway Some Old Day Salt Creek Helen Leaves That are Green Sled Riding Banks of the Ohio 10 Degrees and Geting Colder Nashville Skyline Rag Old Home Place 9LB Hammer Foggy Mountain Rock Sin City Bugle Call Rag God's Own Singer Goin Up Nashville Blues Devil in Disguise FREEBORN MAN Draggin the Bow Rollin in my Sweet Babys Arms Born to be With You

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I'll Stay Around -> Flint Hill Special, Sin City, The Leaves That Are Green, Stoney Creek, Devil In Disguise, Beaumont Rag, Born To Be With You, You Can Have Her, Nashville Skyline Rag, Some Old Day, Head Over Heels, Bugle Call Rag, You Don't Know My Mind, God's Own Singer, Fireball, I'm Walkin', Train 45

(Tony Rice, J.D. Crowe, Ricky Skaggs, Jerry Douglas, Boby Slone)

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Intro You Can Have Her You Dont Know My Mind Salt Creek God's Own Singer Sled Ridding Think I'll Stay Around Flint Hill Devil is Disguise Nashville Skyline Rag Flyin South Foggy Mountain Breakdown This Morning at Nine I'm Walkin Freeborn Man ???? E: Fire on the Mountain

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East Virginia Blues Bugle Call Rag You Don't Know My Mind Earl's Breakdown Freeborn Man Nashville Skyline Rag Molly and Tenbrooks Why Don't You Tell Me So ? God's Own Singer Banks of the Ohio Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms You Are What I Am Dark Hollow Sin City I'm Walkin' ? Foggy Mountain Breakdown Take This Hammer* Born to Be With You Train 45

J.D. Crowe Tony Rice Ricky Skaggs Jerry Douglas Bobby Sloan

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8.28 or 8.29.75 J. D. Crowe: banjo Tony Rice: guitar Ricky Skaggs: mandolin Jerry Douglas: dobro Bobby Slone: bass

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East Virgina Blues Nine Pound Hammer John Hardy I'll Stay Around Cripple Creek Sin City Fireball Why Don't You Tell Me So Flint Hill Special You Don't Know My Mind Bugle Call Rag Encore Born To Be With You Salty Dog Blues

J.D. Crowe - Banjo Tony Rice - Guitar Ricky Skaggs - Mandolin Jerry Douglas - Dobro Bobby Sloane - Bass

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Old Home Place Introducing David Grisman John Hardy Salty Dog Blues Doing My Time Train 45 Rolling In My Sweet Baby’s Arms Sally Goodin Helen Freeborn Man

Fox On The Run Beaumont Rag Uncle Pen Faded Love > Maiden’s Prayer Hit Parade Of Love Nine Pound Hammer Encore: Katie Hill East Virginia Blues

J.D. Crowe – Banjo Bill Monroe – Mandolin, Fiddle Tony Rice – Guitar David Grisman - Mandolin Bobby Slone – Bass, Fiddle

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East Virginia Blues Ricky talking Stoney Creek Beaumont Rag I’ll Stay Around Ten Degrees And Getting Colder Sled Ride Banks of the Ohio Ricky Talking Why Don’t You Tell Me So Roll in My Sweet Baby’s Arms Fireball Sin City

I am not aware of any recordings from J.D Crowe & New South's 1975 performance at Corinth, NY There must be somebody out there with a well-organized collection of BU that could give us the date for this event. According to Mr Kim Harris this is the last set on American soil before the well documented 1975 tour to Japan. J D Crowe & New South, Corinth, NY, 1975 J. D. Crowe – banjo, Tony Rice – guitar, lead vocals Jerry Douglas – dobro Ricky Skaggs – tenor vocals, mandolin Bobby Slone – bass, fiddle

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