DJ Convention
1966
SPPS-tutR19

Side 1:
1. Sailors Hornpipe
2. continued
3. continued
4. continued
5. -chatter-
6. -chatter-
7. Travelin On Blues
8. -chatter-
9. Cumberland Gap
10. John Henry
11. Border Ride
12. Cotton Eyed Joe
13. Sugarfoot Rag
14. -chatter-
15. Never On A Sunday
16. Yakety Sax
17. more Yakety Sax

Tut Taylor - mandolin
Vic Jordan - banjo
Bobby Thompson - banjo
? - guitar

Side 2:
18. Fire On The Mountain
19. Fire On The Mountain
20. -chatter-
21. Take Your Hands Off My Heart
22. Rubber Dolly
23. Bill Cheatham
24. Old Joe Clark
25. Billy Cline
26. Billy Cline
27. Old Joe Clark
28. Foggy Mountain Breakdown
29. Blackberry Blossom
30. Blackberry Blossom (woring on the 2nd banjo part)
31. Blackberry Blossom

Bobby Thompson - banjo
Vic Jordan - banjo
?Red Rector - mandolin
Tut Taylor - mandolin
? - guitar
? - bass
?Rose Maddox

sounds like Side 2 should come first.

Tut reel #19 is a quarter track reel but only two of the four tracks were used. There is nothing labeled on this tape.

Transfer info: The reel was played on a Revox A77 (7.5 inches per second, 7.5 ips NAB de-emphasis curve) that was modified such that the entire playback signal path was replaced with a 2003 era custom tape head preamp having all metal film resistors, polypropelene coupling capacitors, and low ESR electrolytic supply bypass capacitors. The playback signal was digitized with a Mytek Digital 8X96 ADC into a 24 bit, 48kHz (mono) sound file. This sound file was rendered down to a 16 bit sound file with Waves L2 ultramaximizer (Type 1 Ultra noise shaping).


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