About Butch Robins
Butch Robins worked as the banjo player with Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys for four years, beginning in 1977. The Fifth Child is his interpretive tribute to Monroe’s music. As Bill himself said about the banjo as an instrument, “It’s done wonderful for Bluegrass. It’s got its place.” 1. I’ll Be On That Good Road Someday 2. Cumberland Gap (Trad., arr. by Joseph Robins/Happy Valley Music BMI) 3. Jerusalem Ridge (Bill Monroe/Bill Monroe Music BMI)
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Top Tracks
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I'll Be On That Good Road Someday
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Crossin' the Cumberlands
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Dusty Miller
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Sally Goodin
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Kansas City Railroad Blues
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Mean Old World
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My Father's Footsteps
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Northwest Passage
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Jamboree
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Sand and Foam
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Dear Old Dixie
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On the Edge
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Potters Field
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Earl's Breakdown
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Rural Retreat
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Jerusalem Ridge
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Cripple Creek
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i'll be that good road someday
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Blue Ridge Cabin Home
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Old Ebenezer Dangerfield
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Cumberland Gap
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Cuckoo's Nest
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The Golden West
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Bluegrass Breakdown
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Old Lonesome Waltz
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Short'nin' Bread
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Music in the Air
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Tanyards
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Mississippi Waltz
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Space Captain/Doin' My Time
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East Tennessee Blues
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In The Blue Light Of Morning
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Kentucky Waltz
34
Washington County
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Monkey In The Garden
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Forty Years Late
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Scruggs Medley
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I'd Like to Be Over Yonder
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Grey Eagle
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Alabama Boy
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Are You From Dixie?
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Stumbling
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T To The 7th Power
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Talladega
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12 O'Clock, Eh Sonny?
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I'm Goin' Away
47
Twelve O'Clock, Eh Sonny?
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Slippin' on Ice
49
Owed to a Hypocrite
50
Are You From Dixie
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