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1	The Essential Earl Scruggs (2004) more music like this by Earl Scruggs "The Paganini of the banjo"'s finest moments are collected on Columbia/Legacy's aptly named Essential Earl Scruggs. Unlike many other "best-of" collections, this two-disc set gathers tracks from nearly all of the stages of Scruggs' career, from his early days as one of Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys, through his genre-defining work with Lester ... see all copies from $21.91! new only from $21.91!
2	Patrick Sky (1965) more music like this by Patrick Sky Sky was one of the numerous folky singer-songwriters to be placed in the new Dylan camp during the '60s (and, for that matter, ever since). Although the comparison with Dylan is basically unfair, and his talents were not without modest charms, they didn't measure up to Dylan in the slightest. On this 1965 debut, Sky did present a mixture of ... see all copies from $4.10! new only from $10.89!
3	Flatt & Scruggs at Carnegie Hall! [The Complete Concert] (1998) more music like this by Lester Flatt/Earl Scruggs When Flatt & Scruggs appeared on the Carnegie Hall stage in December of 1962, it was proof that bluegrass music had hit the big time. Guitarist and singer Lester Flatt and banjo god Earl Scruggs (who has been credited, not entirely accurately, with inventing the three-finger picking style that distinguishes bluegrass banjo playing from its old ... see all copies from $15.40! new only from $15.40!
4	Bluegrass Guitar (1970) more music like this by Dan Crary There really were no solo guitar heroes in bluegrass music (unless you count Clarence White, who never made a solo album before his tragically young death) until Dan Crary made this record back in 1970. Up to that point, the guitar had been almost exclusively a rhythm instrument, and even then its function often appeared to the casual observer to ... see all copies from $15.18! new only from $15.18!
5	Sprout Wings and Fly (1997) more music like this by John McCutcheon Sprout Wings and Fly is arguably John McCutcheon's most fully realized album. It is certainly his most innovative and experimental, combining his usual neo-Appalachian instrumentation with African drums and Australian didgeridoos to create a kind of hybrid world music suite that is impressive in reach and scope. A trio of traditional Southern folk ... see all copies from $4.61! new only from $14.30!
6	Arise Black Man (2000) more music like this by Peter Tosh Before officially breaking away from the Wailers and beginning his solo career, Peter Tosh recorded a number of singles under his own name with the legendary producer Bunny Lee. Those recordings play a central part in this generous 25-track compilation, which also includes material from Wailers sessions produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry and Leslie ... see all copies from $10.25! new only from $10.25!
7	World Turning (1993) more music like this by Tony Trischka Tony Trischka's one-man exploration of the history of the banjo, World Turning is not for the bluegrass purist. The styles here vary as widely as the guests, from the dusty afternoon tone of William S. Burroughs' voice narrating the simple playing of "The Boatman's Dance/Over the Mountains" to the Violent Femmes helping out on "Down in the Cider ... see all copies from $14.30! new only from $14.30!
8	Guitar (197?) more music like this by Tony Rice On Guitar, Rice focuses on instrumental renditions of songs like "Lonesome Reuben" and "Faded Love." Among the guests are J.D. Crowe and Bobby Slone. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide see all copies from $14.20! new only from $14.20!
9	Tarboro Blues (2005) more music like this by George Higgs see all copies from $12.81! new only from $18.60!
10	Foggy Mountain Banjo (1961) more music like this by Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs The album that secured Flatt & Scruggs standing among folk music enthusiasts in the 1960s, Foggy Mountain Banjo focuses on Earl Scruggs' instrumental prowess as well as his sharp interplay with dobroist Josh Graves, fiddler Paul Warren and Lester Flatt's flat-picking guitar. The album also features drummer Buddy Harman, whose appearance shocked ... see all copies from $5.99!
11 view cover	Old-Time Music From Southwest Virginia (2001) more music like this by Various Artists While many believe that country music started in the summer of 1927 when Ralph Peer recorded the Carter Family, a number of old-time musicians -- including Dock Boggs -- had already had their music committed to wax. Old-Time Music From Southwest Virginia collects instrumentals and songs released between 1924 through 1931, offering a historical ... see all copies from $10.81! new only from $10.81!
12 view cover	Bluegrass Express (2004) more music like this by Various Artists Rounder's 2004 compilation of traditional music offers something old, something new, and something blue. Bluegrass, that is. Bluegrass Express is yet another fine collection of songs about trains, and this one gathers together artists from the genre's foundation (Bill Monroe) to its most recent acts (e.g., Rhonda Vincent). Even with the variety of ... see all copies from $15.07! new only from $15.07!
13 view cover	DocFest: A Tribute to Doc Watson and His Musical Partners Merle Watson and Jack Lawrenc (2003) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $15.29! new only from $15.29!
14	The World of Flatt & Scruggs (1973) more music like this by Flatt & Scruggs Another good Columbia sampler. Mark A. Humphrey, All Music Guide see all copies from $12.50!
15 view cover	Flatpicking 1998 (2005) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $10.19!

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