Doc Watson Appreciation Day Sugar Grove NC July 17 1999

0:00 intro 1:10 instrumental bluegrass tune [annoying Hi-Fi switch occurs only on this song] 6:35 Travelin' Man 10:40 Bye Bye Blue Belle 13:40 Pretty Sarah acapela 17:08 Freight Train 23:14 Honey you don’t know my mind if you did it may give you a headache 27:47 Life Gets Tedious 32:56 South Coast 37:45 Summertime 42:20 Uncloudy Day 50:01 Buckets of Rain 54:20 Frankie and Johnny 59:35 You’re Gonna Quit Me Baby 1:03:53 Columbus Stockade Blues 1:09:20 Solid Gone 1:13:34 Ready for the Times to Get Better 1:16:17 Nine Pound Hammer 1:19:45 Souvenirs Doc Watson - guitar, vocals Richard Watson - guitar, vocals Charles Welch - guitar, vocals Doc Watson Appreciation Day is a celebration of the life and legacy of Arthel Lane "Doc" Watson, a renowned musician from Deep Gap, North Carolina. The day honors his contributions to music and the community, with events such as free concerts and performances by musicians inspired by his work. The festival is held at the historic Cove Creek School in Sugar Grove, NC, and has been a significant part of the local culture since its inception in 1998. The festival not only celebrates Doc's musical talent but also raises funds for local families and organizations, as well as for the restoration of the Historic Cove Creek School, which is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The festival continues to be a testament to Doc's impact on the music world and his enduring legacy in the community. video taped by Pahli Hubert 26-year VHS tape archivist Joshua Wilson Foskett