Musicians: ・Don Stover (Banjo, Vocals) ・Dave Dillon (Guitar, Vocals) ・Jack Tottle (Mandolin, Vocals) ・Carl Rebello (Fiddle) ・Bob Denoncourt (Bass).

Musicians: ・Don Stover (Banjo, Vocals) ・Dave Dillon (Guitar, Vocals) ・Jack Tottle (Mandolin, Vocals) ・John Hall (Fiddle) ・Bob Denoncourt (Bass).

Ramblin’ And Gamblin’, 11. The Great Judgment Morning, 12. Swing Them Pretty Girls Round, 13. Picked Up A Hammer And Knocked Them On The Head, 14. Steel Guitar Rag, 15. Heavenly Light Is Shining. More albums from Don Stover: Things In Life by Don Stover. Folk Songs From The Southern Mountains by Don Stover. Early Recordings by Don Stover. View all albums . Don Stover And The White Oak Mountain Boys. By: Don Stover (1974, Folk, World, & Country). 3. Wreck On The Highway. 9. Making It Up. 10. Ramblin’ And Gamblin’. 11. The Great Judgment Morning

Together is the fourth country studio album by The Oak Ridge Boys, released in 1980. Whiskey Lady" (Glenn Ashworth, Gregg Owen, Dana Sigmon, Jack Watts). Ready to Take My Chances" (Helen Cornelius, Dewayne Orender). Trying to Love Two Women" (Sonny Throckmorton). Heart of Mine" (Michael Foster). Beautiful You" (Dave Hanner). Take This Heart" (Robin Batteau). Love Takes Two" (Red Lane, Danny Morrison). A Little More Like Me (The Crucifixion)" (Throckmorton).

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A performance by Stover and the Lilly Brothers on July 4, 1967 was taped and released as Live at the Hillbilly Ranch in 1996. Although the group disbanded in 1970, Stover continued to influence a new generation of bluegrass players. In addition to forming a new band, the White Oak Mountain Boys, Stover recorded a solo album, Things in Life, featuring mandolinist David Grisman. Originally released in 1972, the album was reissued in 1995.

Bob Baker And The Pike County Boys. A9. –Earl Taylor And The Stoney Mountain Boys. B1. –Julian "Smiley" Hobbs. B2. –Don "Chubby" Anthony, Don Stover. Cricket On The Hearth. Banjo, Tenor Vocals – Don Stover (tracks: A3, A6, B2, B8). Bass – A4, A8, B7, B10, Elmer Pegdon (tracks: A3), Unknown Artist (tracks: B1, B5), Vernon ("Boatwhistle") McIntyre (tracks: A2, A9, B3, B6). Design – Sheldon Brody. Fiddle – Tex Logan (tracks: A1, A5). Fiddle, Baritone Vocals – Don "Chubby" Anthony (tracks: A3, B2, B4, B8), Jimmie Grier (tracks: A4, A8, B7, B10). Guitar – John Cohen (2) (tracks: A1, A5). Guitar, Lead Vocals – Mitchell "B" Lilly (tracks: A3, A6, B8), Bob Baker (4) (tracks: A4, A8, B7, B10), Sam Hutchins (tracks: A2, A9, B3, B6). Lead.