When Calvin Cole was being recorded by a worker from the Library of Congress back in the thirties, a man walking by outside heard the music, popped his head in, and sang a verse of the tune Cousin Sally Brown. That man was Dan Tate. When I was recording Dan in 1960 [FRC506], I asked him about Calvin Cole, and he took me right over to see Calvin. Calvin had a tight, precise style of banjo playing that I really liked, and he was gracious enough to record quite a few tunes for me. － Peter Hoover
- Cider (1:08)
- Cousin Sally Brown (1:10)
- Cripple Creek (1:13)
- Liza Jane (1:07)
- Sally Ann (1:10)
- Pretty Little Girl (1:48)
- Turkey in the Mountain (0:44)
- Lonesome Road (1:05)
- Sourwood Mountain (0:52)
- Molly Put the Kettle On (0:37)
- Western Country (1:08)
- Cumberland Gap (0:56)
- Katy Cline (1:12)
- Soldier’s Joy (1:13)
- Cluck Old Hen (0:35)
- New River Train (0:51)
- Sugar Hill (0:29)
- John Henry (0:50)
- Quit That Ticklin’ Me (0:46)
- Cindy (0:47)
- Groundhog (0:40)
- Black Eyed Susie (0:37)
- Comin’ Round the Mountain (1:09)
- Little Maggie (0:46)
- Lonesome Road Blues (0:54)
- Sweet Sunny South (0:45)
- Big Eyed Rabbit (0:17)
- Roving Gambler (0:42)
- Handsome Molly (0:45)
- Breaking Up Christmas (0:54)
- Little Brown Jug (0:54)
- John Brown’s Dream (4:35)
- Buffalo Gals (2:47)
- June Apple (4:05)
- Bile Them Cabbage Down (3:34)
- Breaking Up Christmas (2:40)
- Sugar in the Gourd (2:31)
