Tut Taylor 10/02/1973
Set I
Set II
Tut Solo Dobro Jamming
Goodlettsville Express
The Last Train From Poor Valley
Tribute To Oswald
Weave and Way
I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome
Goodlettsville Express
The Last Train From Poor Valley
Tribute To Oswald
Weave and Way
I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome
Set III
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Tut Taylor Dobro
Norman Blake guitar, vocals
Sam Bush mandolin
Butch Robins banjo
Charlie Collins fiddle
Doug Green bass
Mitchs notes: Tut Taylor Archive Reel #280 takes us to the famed Nashville institution, Exit/In, for a partial late set from Tut Taylor & Friends (opening for John Hartford). Tut announces that the show is being recorded and that he and his buddies are just going to jam with the hopes that something good happens that is worthy of release. Jam they do although, alas, a release never occurred. Goodlettsville Express and Tribute To Oswald are especially nice to hear played live. Too bad the tape ends before we get the chance to hear Tut and Norman play some twin mandolin. See Tut Reels #276, #277, #281, #282, #283, #284, #285, and #286 for other Tut & Friends recordings made at the Exit/In during a run of shows from 10/2 10/6/73.
Norman Blake guitar, vocals
Sam Bush mandolin
Butch Robins banjo
Charlie Collins fiddle
Doug Green bass
Mitchs notes: Tut Taylor Archive Reel #280 takes us to the famed Nashville institution, Exit/In, for a partial late set from Tut Taylor & Friends (opening for John Hartford). Tut announces that the show is being recorded and that he and his buddies are just going to jam with the hopes that something good happens that is worthy of release. Jam they do although, alas, a release never occurred. Goodlettsville Express and Tribute To Oswald are especially nice to hear played live. Too bad the tape ends before we get the chance to hear Tut and Norman play some twin mandolin. See Tut Reels #276, #277, #281, #282, #283, #284, #285, and #286 for other Tut & Friends recordings made at the Exit/In during a run of shows from 10/2 10/6/73.
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