Intended to promote Bill Monroe's newly opened Bluegrass Hall of Fame and Museum, this 1985 release featured fellow bluegrass stars who were inductees to the hall. It is currently out of print.
And Stars Of The Bluegrass Hall Of Fame
Nine of the ten tracks feature guest artists, including a number of solo performers as well as members of the Country Gentlemen and the Seldom Scene. The last track is by Bill and the Blue Grass Boys (Wayne Lewis, Glen Duncan, Blake Williams and Tater Tate) alone.
| Released: | 1985 |
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| Formats: | LP |
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| Genre: | bluegrass |
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| Studio/Live?: | Studio |
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| Label: | MCA |
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| Guest Musicians: | Ralph Stanley (banjo, vocals), Jim McReynolds (guitar, vocals), Jesse McReynolds (mandolin, vocals), Bobby Hicks (fiddle), Mac Wiseman (guitar, vocals), Sonny Osborne (banjo, vocals), Bobby Osborne (mandolin, vocals), Carl Story (guitar, vocals), Charlie Waller (guitar, vocals, Jimmy Gaudreau (mandolin, vocals), Bill Yates (vocals), Del McCoury (guitar, vocals), John Duffey (mandolin, vocals), Mike Auldridge (dobro, vocals), Wayne Lewis (guitar, vocals), Glen Duncan (fiddle, vocals), Blake Williams (banjo), Clarence "Tater" Tate (bass, vocals), Emory Gordy, Jr. (bass) |
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| Catalogue Number: | 5625 |
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| 1 |
I'm On My Way Back to the Old Home |
| 2 |
Can't You Hear Me Callin' |
| 3 |
Lord, Protect my Soul |
| 4 |
The Golden West |
| 5 |
Travelin' this Lonesome Road |
| 6 |
I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky |
| 7 |
I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling |
| 8 |
Remember the Cross |
| 9 |
True Life Blues |
| 10 |
Let the Gates Swing Wide |
