The Lilly Brothers and Don Stover: Bluegrass at the Roots (1961) CD

Brothers Everett and "B" Lilly of West Virginia partnered with banjo great Don Stover to lay down this honest, first-class rendition of bluegrass roots. The Lillys' harmony vocals and Stover’s classic banjo style made this a milestone recording when it was first released by Folkways in 1961. Remastered with 2 previously unreleased tracks from producer Mike Seeger’s original recordings. 24-page booklet with photos. 56 minutes. *Tracks 12 & 15 previously unreleased.

Tracks
1. In My Dear Old Southern Home - 2:13    
2. Midnight on The Stormy Sea - 3:35    
3. Forgotten Soldier Boy - 3:13    
4. Down on The Banks of The Ohio - 4:18    
5. Where Is My Sailor Boy? - 3:07    
6. Sinner, You Better Get Ready - 2:58    
7. What Would You Give in Exchange? - 3:25    
8. Oh, Hide You in The Blood - 3:01    
9. Little Annie - 2:59    
10. 'Neath That Cold Grey Tomb of Stone - 3:03    
11. Barbara Allen - 7:08    
12. The Fox and Hounds - 2:26    
13. John Hardy - 3:28    
14. Old Joe Clark - 1:53    
15. Salt River - 1:31    
16. Cornbread and 'Lasses and Sassafras Tea - 2:10    
17. The Waves on The Sea - 2:43    
18. Saints Go Marching In - 2:47