A tribute to Bill Monroe's uncle Pen Vandiver, an old-time fiddler with whom Bill lived for several years growing up. The album features traditional tunes that Vandiver had known and played.
Uncle Pen
| Released: | 6/1972 |
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| Formats: | LP |
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| Genre: | bluegrass |
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| Studio/Live?: | Studio |
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| Label: | Decca |
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| Guest Musicians: | James Monroe (guitar), Rual Yarbrough (banjo), Joe Zinkan (bass), Kenny Baker (fiddle), Tommy Williams (fiddle), Bill Yates (bass), Red Hayes (fiddle), Bobby Thompson (banjo), Joe Stuart (bass), Buddy Spicher (fiddle) |
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| Catalogue Number: | DL7 5348 |
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| 1 |
Jenny Lynn |
| 2 |
Methodist Preacher |
| 3 |
Going Up Caney |
| 4 |
The Dead March |
| 5 |
The Lee Weddin' Tune |
| 6 |
Poor White Folks |
| 7 |
Candy Gal |
| 8 |
Texas Gallop |
| 9 |
The Old Gray Mare Came Tearing Out Of The Wilderness |
| 10 |
Heel And Toe Polka |
| 11 |
Kiss Me Waltz |
