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(#1) Foggy Mountain Breakdown
The quintessential bluegrass instrumental track. -
(#2) Rocky Top
A song that recalls a southern paradaise it is now the university of Tennesse's fight song. -
(#3) Man of Constant Sorrow
A bluegrass classic that was re-introduced to the public in the film "O Brother Where Art Thou" -
(#4) Blue Moon of Kentucky
Famous bluegrass tune once covered by Elvis Presley. -
(#5) Fox On the Run
Best performed by Emerson and Waldron -
(#6) Can the Circle Be Unbroken
Taken from a similarly name spiritual, The Careter Family rewrote their own version -
(#7) Orange Blossom Special
A quintessential tune for fiddlers, this song was once covered by Jonny Cash as well. -
(#8) Roll in My Sweet Baby’s Arms
A fast-played bluegrass classic -
(#9) Nine Pound Hammer
Best performed by Tony -
(#10) Feudin’ Banjos
The song made infamous by the film "Deliverance" -
(#11) Wabash Cannonball
Best performed by Claire Lynch -
(#12) Wayfaring Stranger
A bluegrass song from the 1800s about traveling through life. -
(#13) John Henry
Best performed by the Lily Borthers. -
(#14) Footprints in the Snow
Best perfromed by Mac Wiseman -
(#15) Soldier's Joy
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(#16) Kentucky Waltz
Classic Bill Monroe song from 1946 -
(#17) The Ballad of Jed Clampett
Blue grass tune that became popular as the theme song from The Beverly Hillbillies. -
(#18) I'm Sitting on Top of the World
- Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys
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(#19) I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home
A classic nostalgic tune from The Carter Family. -
(#20) Darling Corey
Best performed by the Seldom Scene -
(#21) Bringing Mary Home
Best performed by The Country Gentlemen -
(#22) Molly and Tenbrooks
Originally recorded by the Carver Boys under a slightly different title this song was then popularized by Bill Monroe in the '40s -
(#23) Train 45
Best performed by Smiley Hobbs -
(#24) Fireball Mail
Best performed by the Lonesome River Band -
(#25) I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
- Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys
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(#26) Pig in a Pen
Best performed by the Stanley Brothers -
(#27) Old Dan Tucker
A popular bluegrass song from Oral traditions popularized in Minstrel shows. -
(#28) Red Wing
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(#29) Roving Gambler
Another great Stanley Brothers bluegreass tune -
(#30) The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane
A song from Will S. Hays popularized in old time monstrel shows. -
(#31) When You and I Were Young, Maggie
A popular song from Springtown, Tennessee written by local George Johnson for his love, Maggie. -
(#32) Love of the Mountains
best performed by The Lost & Found -
(#33) The Dream of the Miner's Child
Another bluegrass classic by The Stanley Brothers or Ricky Skaggs. -
(#34) Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
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(#35) TheLegend of the Rebel Soldier
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(#36) I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby
- Dolly Parton
#1 Hit song of The Louvin Brothers— A country dream-story in Bluegrass song.
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(#37) Down in the Willow Garden
Best performed by Dave Evans -
(#38) Appalachian Mountain Girl
Original catchy Alan Jackson bluegrass tune -
(#39) White House Blues
Best performed by Del McCoury -
(#40) Lonesome Road Blues
Best perfromed by Happy Smith -
(#41) I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
Another popular Bill Monroe song that was once covered and recorded by Elvis -
(#42) Little Rosewood Casket
Best performed by Don Reno -
(#43) The Devil's Dream
An extremely old bluegrass fiddle tune -
(#44) Tiny Broken Heart
Popular bluegrass song written by Charlie Louvin about a farm boy's broken heart -
(#45) The Lucky One
- Alison Krauss
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(#46) Poor Ellen Smith
Best performed by the Southern Mountain Boys -
(#47) Little Glass of Wine
Best performed by Ralkph Stanley -
(#48) Atlanta Is Burning
Best performed by The Boys from Indiana -
(#49) Old Rosin the Beau
A popular bluegrass tune from the 1800s that was originally of irish or british origin. -
(#50) Down the Road
- Steve Earle
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Bluegrass is a sub-genre of country music, named after bands Bill Monroe band and Bluegrass Boys, bluegrass is characterized by fast rhythm, high and dense chorus, and significantly emphasizes the role of instruments. At first, it existed as a way to preserve the purity of country music while continuing to develop. More and more bluegrass artists have hit songs and achieved success.
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