SPPS-tutC014Taylor, Blake and OswaldUnknown location01/15/1972total time {61:14}
 <br>Cassette Side A
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 <br>The cassette is a Sony UHF C-60 Auto Sensor compact cassette.It says Jan. 15, 1972  Tut, Norman, Oswald
 <br>Tut And Friends Bluegrass Jam
 <br>This appears to be a practice/jam session in preparation for a recording session (which included Taylor, Blake, and Charlie Collins) for Oswald's Rounder LP "Brother Oswald" that was recorded in Nashville in January 1972; they are working out a number of tunes that eventually wound up on the LP. Hearing the traffic noise in the background suggests that this jam might have occurred at the Pickin' Parlor.
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 <br>--Mitchell Wittenberg
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 <br>Tut Taylor, Norman Blake,
 <br>and Bashful Brother Oswald Kirby
 <br>Old Time Pickin' Parlor, Nashville, TN (???)
 <br>01/15/1972
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 <br>total time {61:14}
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 <br>Cassette Side A
 <br>01 (Banter) [00:35]
 <br>02 Island March [02:21]
 <br>03 Blue-Eyed Darling [02:54]
 <br>04 Farewell Blues [05:18]
 <br>05 San Antonio Rose[02:29]
 <br>06 A Rag (Don't Let Your Deal Go Down) [03:41]
 <br>07 Black Ridge Ramble [04:18]
 <br>08 Two Different Worlds [03:09]
 <br>09 End of the World [02:12]
 <br>10 Fireball Mail (x) [03:39]
 <br>Cassette Side B
 <br>11 Kansas City Kitty (multiple takes) [03:55]
 <br>12 Kansas City Kitty (several takes) [04:36]
 <br>13 Don't Be Angry (I Was Only Teasing You) [02:44]
 <br>14 Song of the Islands (take 1) [02:03]
 <br>15 Song of the Islands (take 2) [03:24]
 <br>16 Steel Guitar Rag (take 1) [01:40]
 <br>17 Steel Guitar Rag (several more styles) [02:52]
 <br>18 Tennessee Waltz [02:58]
 <br>19 ??Instrumental [03:41]
 <br>20 ??Instrumental [01:36]
 <br>21 Dobro Chimes [01:09]
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