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From the Album 1. My Cabin In Caroline 2. Well Meet Again Sweetheart 3. Baby Blue Eyes 4. Ill Just Pretend 5. Doin My Time 6. God Loves His Children 7. Take Me in a Lifeboat


From the Album 1. Hard Travelin 2. Dixie Home 3. Wreck Of The Old 97 4. Drowned in the Deep Blue Sea 5. Coal Miners Blues 6. Ballad of Jed Clampett 7. When I Left East Virginia 8. 99 Tears Is Almost for Life 9. Bound To Ride 10. Honey Just Allow Me One More Chance 11. I Walk the Line 12. Tonight Will Be Fine 13. Boy Named Sue 14. Maggies Farm 15. Wanted Man 16. Ruby Dont Take Your Love to Town 17. Girl From The North Country 18. One Too Many Mornings


From the Album 1. Come Back Darlin 2. Tis Sweet to Be Remembered 3. Till the End of the World Rolls Around 4. Dont Let Your Deal Go Down 5. Ill Never Shed Another Tear 6. Crying My Heart Out over You 7. Cabin on the Hill 8. Legend of the Johnson Boys 9. Ballad of Jed Clampett 10. You Are My Flower 11. Down In The Flood


From the Album 1. Doin My Time 2. Down The Road 3. Roll In My Sweet Babys Arms 4. My Cabin In Caroline 5. Ill Just Pretend 6. Is It Too Late Now 7. Why Dont You Tell Me So 8. Cora Is Gone 9. Ill Never Love Another 10. Baby Blue Eyes 11. Ill Never Shed Another Tear 12. Well Meet Again Sweetheart 13. Will The Roses Bloom 14. Take Me in a Lifeboat 15. No Mother Or Dad 16. So Happy Ill Be 17. Preachin Prayin Singin


From the Album 1. Some Old Day 2. Jimmie Brown the Newsboy 3. It Wont Be Long 4. Blue Ridge Cabin Home 5. Your Love Is Like a Flower 6. Reunion in Heaven


Other Songs A Hundred Years From Now Angel Band Another Ride With Clyde Atlantic Coastal Line Barrow Gang Will Get You Little Man Before I Met You Big Spike Hammer Bill Cheatham Blowin In The Wind Branded Wherever I Go Bringing In The Georgia Mail Bugle Call Rag Bummin On Old Freight Train Cabin Home On The Hill Cabin In Caroline Cannon Ball Blues Catch The Wind Chase Come Back Darling Confessing Cryin Holy Unto The Lord Cryin My Heart Out Over You Crying Alone Cumberland Gap Darlin Corey Dear Old Dixie Death Is Only a Dream Detroit City Dig A Little Deeper In The Well Dim Lights Thick Smoke Doing My Time Dont Get Above Your Raisin Dont Think Twice Its All Right Dont This Road Look Rough And Rocky Down In The Valley Drink that mash and talk that trash Durhams Reel Earls Breakdown East Bound Train Evelinan Faded Red Ribbon False Hearted Lover Fiddle and Banjo Fireball Mail Foggy Mountain Breakdown Foggy Mountain Chimes Foggy Mountain Top Folsom Prison Blues Four Strong Winds Gathering Flowers from the Hillside Gentle On My Mind Georgia Buck Get-Away Give Me Flowers While Im Living Give Mother My Crown Going Across The Sea Gone Home Gonna Settle Down Good Things Good Times Are Past And Gone Ground Speed He Took Your Place Head Over Heels Hear The Wind Blow Hello Stranger Home Sweet Home Home Swet Home Homestead On The Farm Hot Corn Cold Corn Houston I Know What It Means To Be Lonesome I Saw Mother With God Last Night I Still Miss Someone I Wonder Where You Are Tonight Id Rather Be Alone If I Should Wander Back Tonight If I Were A Carpenter Ill Be No Mans Wife Ill Be On That Good Road Some Day Ill Be Your Baby Tonight Ill Go Stepping Too Ill Stay Around Ill Take The Blame Im Gonna Ride That Steamboat Im Gonna Settle Down Im On My Way To Canaans Land Im Traveling On And On Im Waiting To Hear You Call Me Darling It Aint Me Babe It Takes One To Know One Ive Just Seen The Rock Of Ages Jackson Jazzing Jimmy Brown The Newsboy Joy Bells Ringing In My Soul Kansas City Keep On The Sunny Side Last Public Hanging In West Virginia Let Those Brown Eyes Smile At Me Liberty Like A Rolling Stone Little Cabin Home On The Hill Little Darlin Pal of Mine Little Darling Pal Of Mine Little Girl In Tennessee Lonesome Road Blues Lonesome Ruben Martha White Theme Memphis Tennessee Mr Tambourine Man Nashville Blues Nashville Skyline Rag Nine Pound Hammer Ninety Nine Years Is Almost For Life No Mother In This World Ode To Billie Joe Old Folks Old Leather Britches Old Salty Dog On My Mind On The Rock Where Moses Stood Over the Hills to the Poor House Pearl Pearl Pearl Philadelphia Lawyer Pick Along Pickin in the Wildwood Picture Of Bonnie Please Dont Wake Me Polka On A Banjo Prayer Bells Of Heaven Rainbow Rainy Day Women Numbers 12 And 35 Randy Lynn Rag Reuben Reunion Rock Salt And Nails Rollin In My Sweet Babys Arms Rose Conelly Roust-A-Bout Sally Ann Sally Goodin Salty Dog Salty Dog Blues Somehow Tonight Someone Took My Place With You Southbound Spanish Two Step Starlight On The Rails Stone The Builders Refused Storms Are On The Ocean Suns Gonna Shine In My Backdoor Someday Take Me Back To Tulsa Take Me In Your Lifeboat Take This Hammer Tammys Song Ten Miles From Natchez The Ballad Of Jed Clampett The Beverly Hillbillies Thinking About You This Land Is Your Land Til The End Of The World Rolls Round Times They Are A Changin Train That Carried My Baby From Town Troublesome Waters Wabash Cannonball Wait For The Sunshine When Papa Played The Dobro When The Angels Carry Me Home When The Saints Go Marching In When You Are Lonely Where Have All The Flowers Gone Who Will Sing For Me Wildwood Flower Will You Be Lonesome Too Worried Man Blues Wreck Of The 97 You Can Feel It In Your Soul You Cant Stop Me from Dreaming Youre Gonna Miss Me When Im Gone Youre Not A Drop In The Bucket Youve Been Fooling Me Baby
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Flatt and Scruggs were an American bluegrass duo. Singer and guitarist Lester Flatt and banjo player Earl Scruggs, both of whom had been members of Bill Monroe's band, the Bluegrass Boys, from 1945 to 1948, formed the duo in 1948. Flatt and Scruggs are viewed by music historians as one of the premier bluegrass groups in the history of the genre.

Flatt and Scruggs recorded and performed together until 1969. Their backing band, the Foggy Mountain Boys, included fiddle player Paul Warren, a master player in both the old-time and bluegrass fiddling styles whose technique reflected all qualitative aspects of "the bluegrass breakdown" and fast bowing style; dobro player Uncle Josh Graves, an innovator of the advanced playing style of the instrument now used in the genre; stand-up bass player Cousin Jake Tullock; and mandolinist Curly Seckler.
Members:
Lester Flatt
Earl Scruggs
From: Tennessee (Flatt), North Carolina (Scruggs)
Genre(s): Bluegrass, country
Active From: 1948-1969
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