Stone's Rag

• Paul Warmack & His Gully Jumpers recording

Wagoner One Step

• Earl Collins recording.Paul Kirk gives a great history of this tune on his Old-Time TOTW post on Fiddle Hangout

Sleeping Lulu

• Skillet Lickers Recording

Highwayman

• Bill Bilyeu Recording

Mississippi Echoes

• Will E. Ray Recording

Good Ol' Days

• Geoff Seitz plays this, but I'm not able to find a YouTube recording of it. 

Rocky Pallet

• Skillet Lickers Recording

Tie Hacker #1

• Nile Wilson Recording

Louisiana Hornpipe

• Joe Politte Recording

Whiskers

• Stripling Brothers recording

Altamont

• John Lusk Recording

Texas Gals

• Tommy Jarrell Recording

L&N Rag

• Alex Hood and his Railroad Boys Recording

Knoxville Rag

• Dick Taylor Recording

Tennessee Mountain Fox Chase

• Dudley Vance and his Tennessee Breakdowners recording

Cat Came Back

• Doc Roberts Recording

Roscoe

• Kyle Creed Recording

Sam Hill

• Ralph Whited Recording

McMichens (Hog Trough Reel)

• Clayton McMichen and Riley Puckett recording

Come on Old Paint, Get up that Hill

• I'm not sure of the history of this tune. This may be modern?

Old Chattanooga

• Blaine Smith Recording

Crockett's Honeymoon

• Crockett's Kentucky Mountaineers recording

Brass town

• Kelly Purdue Recording Not the source, but it's a good recording. I'm not sure where this is from. 

Eadle Alley

• Melvin Wine tune. I can't find a recording of Melvin playing it. 

Old Buzzard

• Doc Roberts recording

Johnson City Rag

• Roane County Ramblers recording

Litchfield

• I'm not sure of the source on this one. 

Ebeneezer

• Henry Reed recording Henry is not the source of this tune, but it's been a repertoire tune in West and Southwestern Virginia for many years.

Stoney Point

• Bob Walters Recording

Kentucky Winder

• John Salyer Recording