So many albums have faded from my memory.

[Ptah]

I just stumbled on this classic from my misspent youth:

[Leghorn21]

1. "That's a horse's foot in the gravel, man, that ain't a train" - Doc Watson

Thanks, Ptah, this was such a great gathering of really special musicians!!

[marked50]

10. Attended a concert in the mid '70's with Doc and his son Merle. Great time. n/t

[SarahD]

2. Groundbreaking.

Turned many people on to country music. The real stuff, not the whiny, exaggerated stuff we hear now.

[Skittles]

3. OMG, whiny shit, I hear you

I cannot stand that sound

[walkingman]

4. Love NGDB - saw them in 1970 at the Houston Music Hall.

[3Hotdogs]

5. That may still be in my attic.

[rsdsharp]

6. I've got it. Had it for more than 50 years.

[bahboo]

7. this was in the rotation back in the day...

[Brother Buzz]

8. Earl Scruggs with John McEuen - Soldier's Joy - around that 30th anniversary date

Note: Earl Scruggs was the owner and curator of Uncle Dave Macon' banjo, and let John McEuen play it on the 1972 recording of Soldier's Joy (a significant honor, Baby! ).

[BluesRunTheGame]

9. They are on their final tour right now.

Couple stops in AZ this August.