This Day In Mandolin History
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Today on this day in mandolin history, February 3 ...
1950 - Bill Monroe's recorded I'm On My Way To The Old Home during session for Decca.
1981 - Bill Monroe recorded "Come Hither To Go Yonder" and "Old Ebenezer Scrooge" for Master of Bluegrass.
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