IT'S A DILLY
(c) 2004 Old Homestead Records
Featuring Curtis Burch, guitar; Cortney Johnson, banjo; Hazel Johnson, mandolin; Ricky Burch, bass, and Art Stamper, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd fiddles.

Dill Pickle Rag, Old Dangerfield, Katy Hill, Amazing Grace, Tom & Jerry, Sugartree Stomp, Pretty Little Indian, Stoney Point, Tennessee Filly, Moonlight Waltz, Durhams Rangers, Pea Soup Reel

PINEY WOODS
(c) 2004 Old Homestead Records
Featuring Steve Colley, banjo; Harry Bickel, old-time banjo; Dan Jones, mandolin; Stuart Duncan, Mandolin; Robard Shaffer, rhythm and lead guitar; Buddy Griffin, bass.

Piney Woods, East Tennessee Blues, Angeline the Baker, Oop Pic Waltz, Cattle in the Cane, Sopping the Gravy, Sugar in the Cocoa, Horse and Buggy-o, Flower of Edinburgh, Annie Laurie, Louisville Breakdown, Art's Train

GOODBYE GIRLS, I'M GOING TO BOSTON
(c) 2000 County Records
Featuring John Hermann, banjo; Dirk Powell, guitar; Meredith McIntosh, bass, and Art Stamper, fiddle

Goodbye Girls, I'm Going to Boston; Newlywed's Reel; East Virginia; Josie-O; Old Horse and Buggy; Miss Spencer's Reel; Old Sally Goodin'; Old Joe Clark; Swing Lady Home; Dance Around Molly; Brushy Run; Jenny Lind; The Rusty Gun; John Riley the Shepherd; Barndance Polka; Brush Fork of John's Creek

FIDDLE FAVORITES
(c) 2004 Old Homestead Records
Featuring Blake Stamper, guitar; Raymond McLain, banjo; Jesse McReynolds, mandolin; Mike Bub, bass, Art Stamper, fiddle and viola.

Big Valley, Railroad Runs Through Georgia, Can't Go Home Until Morning, Birdie, Yellow Barbor, Kansas City Railroad Blues, Grandmas Chickens, Georgiana Moon, Corn Crip, Dunbar, Terry Fork of Ball, Bert Anderson

THE LOST FIDDLER
(c) 1994 County Records
Featuring J.D. Crowe, banjo; Harry Bickel, banjo; Danny Jones, mandolin; Blake Stamper, guitar; Steve Cooley, bass.

The Long Fork of the Buckhorn, Devil on the Stump, The Old Hen Cackled, Midnight on the Water, Lady of the Lake, Goodbye Girls, I'm Going to Boston, Don't Come Home Drunk, Johnnie, Bitter Creek, Chinqui Pin Hunting, Red Apple Rag, Martha Campbell, Fort Smith