Live Concerts
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Caravan Bluegrass From The Heart 1994 Concert Shelton WA High School Auditorium Concert Flyer - Page1 - Page 2 Band Members Jef Ramsey - mandolin, lead/harmony vocals Barbara Collins - fiddle, vocals Larry Gillam - bass, lead/harmony vocals Greg Linder - guitar, vocals Ted Ellis - 7 string dobro (right handed), guitar (left handed) |
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1 - High Lonesome Sound
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2 - One Way |
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3 - Licorice Root |
4 - Thirsty in the Rain |
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5 - Jambalaya |
6 - Story of Love |
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7 - China Camp |
8 - Last Night I Dreamed |
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9 - Band Member Introductions |
10 - Walk of Life |
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11 - Choo Choo Ch'Boogie |
12 - Swing 42 |
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13 - Way Out West |
14 - Trail of Tears |
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15 - When I Was a Cowboy |
16 - Bonaparte's Retreat |
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17 - Finale - Caravan & Sockeye Gem City Flyers 8th Annual Peach Blossom Bluegrass Festival Sunday Feb. 5th, 1984 Cobb Civic Center, Marrietta GA Presented by WRFG-FM Headliners - Doc and Merle Watson, Larry Sparks Official Concert Poster Newspaper Article - Featuring Local Band - Gem City Flyers Band Members Joe Parker - mandolin, lead/harmony
vocals, front
Frank Kaylor - guitar, lead/harmony vocals David Gibson - bass, lead/harmony vocals Bob Chappell - banjo Ted Ellis - 7 string dobro |
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1 - Warmup
Backstage - short |
2 - Radio Boogie |
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3 - I'll Cry Instead |
4 - Just Ain't |
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5 - Poet With Wings |
6 - Why Don't You Tell Me So |
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7 - I'll Stay Around |
8 - Raised By The Railroad Line |
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9 - Why You Been Gone So Long |
10 - Medley - Mr. Spaceman, Sailor's Hornpipe, ??Instrumental |
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Audio |
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Caravan Recording Studio Demo Songs |
Gem City Flyers Recording Studio Demo Songs |
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Choo
Choo Ch'Boogie by V. Horton, D. Darling, M. Gabler |
Raised
by the Railroad Line by Chris LeDoux |
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Licorice
Root By Jef Ramsey |
- Medley - You Won't Matter Anymore Bye Bye Love By The Everly Brothers |
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Trail
of Tears by Peter Rowan |
Hold
Watcha Got by Jimmy Martin |
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Ted - Home Recordings | I'll
Cry Instead by The Beatles |
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Windy
and Warm by John Loudermilk |
Poet
With Wings by Doyle Lawson? |
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Radio
Boogie by Hot Rize |
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Take
It Away by ??? If anyone knows the author and/or other recordings, I'd appreciate it. Frank Kaylor brought it to the band. I really like this song. |
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That's
My Gal by Merle Travis A sexist song by today's standards co-opting that era's common commercial messages |