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Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys. 16 All-Time Greatest Hits ‎(LP, Comp, Rec). 16 All-Time Greatest Hits ‎(Cass, Comp, RE). Columbia, Columbia.

On that album, Monroe recorded a number of traditional fiddle tunes he had often heard performed by Vandiver. After the Monroe Brothers disbanded in 1938, Bill Monroe formed The Kentuckians in Little Rock, Arkansas, but the group only lasted for three months. Bill had wanted "Old Hickory" to become one of the original members of his "Blue Grass Boys", however William Hardin had to decline.

Blue Grass Stomp is found on the album 16 All Time Greatest Hits. Found on more albums: Live Recordings 1956-1959 The Essential Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys (1945-1949) Blue Moon of Kentucky 1936-1949 All the Classic Releases 1937-1949 The Great Bill Monroe The Legend Lives On. close. Bill Monroe – Blue Grass Stomp. Blue Grass Stomp is an instrumental created by Bill Monroe. ) There are no lyrics. Lyrics submitted by SongMeanings

Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys. по названию по исполнителю. Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys – The Old Cross Road. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys – Katy Hill. Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys – Back Up And Push. Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys – Footprints in the Snow. Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys – Blue Moon of Kentucky. Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys – Little Cabin Home on the Hill. Bill Monroe – Blue Grass Breakdown. Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys – I'm Going Back To Old Kentucky. Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys – Blue Grass Breakdown.

This set contains all 40 songs that Bill Monroe recorded for Columbia, though controversially 16 of them are alternative versions that were unreleased prior to 1992. Although representing only a short period in the long career of Bill Monroe, his time with Columbia was a very important period. This is where bluegrass music began as a separate identifiable genre.

His catalog with the label is vast, but uneven. In its strategy of putting into the marketplace compilations at different price points, MCA issued a four-disc box set, The Music of Bill Monroe, in 1994 and a discount-priced collection, 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Bill Monroe, in 1999. The Very Best of Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys supersedes the label's now out-of-print 1991 album Country Music Hall of Fame as a single-disc, full-priced examination of his Decca/MCA years