Three years after parting ways with Bill Monroe, Flatt & Scruggs began making the 1951–55 Columbia recordings that would not only become essential bluegrass—these are some of the most influential... more

The music is traditional, their voices are utterly distinctive—this is Bill Monroe and Doc Watson, and these are 17 unreleased duets: Foggy Mountain Top; Kentucky Mandolin; Soldier's Joy; Chicken... more

Mac got hip to the rock 'n' roll scene in 1955 and put out some rockin' records of his own—and it's some good stuff! Check him out as he does Step It Up and Go; I Hear You Knockin'; One Mint Julep;... more