Smith,Hobart In Sacred Trust: The 1963 Fleming Brown Tapes CD

On this album of never-before-released work, mountain music virtuoso Hobart Smith (1897-1965) plays banjo, fiddle, guitar and piano in addition to singing, clog-dancing, and reminiscing. Taped shortly before he died by fellow banjo player Fleming Brown, Smith brings US back to a vanished era in these deeply personal recordings. Includes an 80-page book, with historical photos, lyrics, and two tablatures.

1. Heavens Airplane 2. Banging Breakdown 3. Buck Creek Girls 4. Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss 5. Brown Skin Blues 6. John Browns Dream 7. The Cuckoo 8. Cripple Creek 9. John Greers Two-Step 10. Wabash Blues 11. Jim and Me 12. Old Joe Clark 13. John Henry 14. Give Me Your Heart 15. What Did the Buzzard Say to the Crow 16. Soldiers Joy 17. Uncloudy Day 18. I Feel So Good 19. Cumberland Gap 20. Jim Along 21. Soldiers Joy 22. Railroad Bill (Intro) 23. Railroad Bill 24. Old Joe Clark 25. Wayfaring Stranger 26. Chatham Hill Serenade 27. Ill Meet You When the Sun Goes Down 28. Indian March 29. Walking Boss 30. Woman at the Well 31. Clog Dance with Guitar 32. Black Annie 33. Wildwood Flower 34. Full of Music As I Could Be 35. Katie Went A-Fishin with a Hook and Line 36. K.C. Moan