Tennessee 1949

~ Release by Bill Emerson & Pete Goble (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Rating	Length
A1	Tennessee 1949 engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle resonator guitar [dobro]: Mike Auldridge tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Tennessee 1949 writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		3:30
A2	The Old Man and the Kid engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin and tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson resonator guitar [dobro]: Mike Auldridge recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: The Old Man and the Kid writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		3:25
A3	Hoe Kicker engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Hoe Kicker composer: Bill Emerson publisher: Old Home Place Music		2:02
A4	Country Life Looks Better (to me Now) engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin and tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson resonator guitar [dobro]: Mike Auldridge recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Country Life Looks Better (to me Now) writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		2:35
A5	Curly Maple engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Curly Maple composer: Bill Emerson and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Old Home Place Music		2:21
A6	Leavin’ You and Mobile (too) engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin and tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Leavin’ You and Mobile (too) writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		2:47
B1	You Can Keep Your Nine Pound Hammer engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: You Can Keep Your Nine Pound Hammer writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		2:37
B2	Julianne engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle resonator guitar [dobro]: Mike Auldridge tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Julianne writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		3:05
B3	You Can Run (but You Can’t Hide) engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jeff Tuttle recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: You Can Run (but You Can’t Hide) composer: Bill Emerson and Ralph "Joe" Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) publisher: Old Home Place Music		3:12
B4	Blue Virginia Blues engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo and baritone vocals: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar and lead vocals: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin and tenor vocals: Larry Stephenson resonator guitar [dobro]: Mike Auldridge recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States recording of: Blue Virginia Blues writer: Leroy Drumm and Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) publisher: Brandykeg Music		3:27
B5	The Grey Ghost engineer and mixer: Wayne Busbice producer: Bill Emerson, Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) and Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) banjo: Bill Emerson bass: Bryan Smith (played bass for Bill Emerson) fiddle: Joe Meadows (US bluegrass fiddler) guitar: Pete Goble (American bluegrass musician and songwriter) mandolin: Jimmy Gaudreau recorded at: Webco Studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States instrumental recording of: The Grey Ghost composer: Bill Emerson publisher: Old Home Place Music		2:17

Credits

Release

miscellaneous support:	Leroy Drumm Doyle Lawson Wayne Busbice

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/3036416 [info]
stream for free:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IySLtWiHcfE [info]

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Release information

Format:: 12" Vinyl
Length:: 31:18

Additional details

Type:: Album
Status:: Official
Language:: English
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

Labels

Webco Records
WLPS 0123

Release events

United States
1986

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