Tracklist
- 12:502:50
Little Margaret
2
3:473:47I Know Whose Tears
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- 32:212:21
The Old Gray Mare
- 42:202:20
Pleasure Of A Single Life
5
4:074:07Kentucky Waltz
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- 62:472:47
Tennessee Breakdown
- 73:053:05
Billy In The Low Ground
8
2:072:07The Girl Behind The Bar
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- 93:253:25
Rolling Mills
- 103:333:33
Sharp's Three Way Hornpipe
- 113:093:09
Angel Band
- 124:414:41
The Love Of Polly And Jack Monroe
13
3:563:56Lost Babe / Lost And Found
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- 141:521:52
Looking Toward Heaven
15
2:452:45Hell Up Coal Holler
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- 163:443:44
Fever In The South
- 13:543:54
We Shall All Be Reunited
2
2:072:07Jerusalem Ridge
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Questions about the credits
- Who produced Fever in the South by Big Medicine?
- Fever in the South by Big Medicine was produced by Big Medicine.
- Who handled the recording of Fever in the South by Big Medicine?
- The recording of Fever in the South by Big Medicine was handled by Jerry Brown.
- Who mastered Fever in the South by Big Medicine?
- Fever in the South by Big Medicine was mastered by Jerry Brown.
- Who mixed Fever in the South by Big Medicine?
- Fever in the South by Big Medicine was mixed by Jerry Brown and Kenny Jackson.
- Who wrote Fever in the South by Big Medicine?
- The writing on Fever in the South by Big Medicine is credited to Joe Newberry, Bill Monroe, Carter Stanley, Kenny Jackson, and Ed Haley.
Credits & Production
Credits
20 roles · 35 credits- Producer
- Recording
- Mixing
- Mastering
- Acoustic Bass
- Acoustic Bass Bowed Bass
- Banjo
- Banjo Fingerpicked
- Banjo Fretless
- Baritone Vocals
- Bass Vocals
- Design Graphic Design
- Fiddle
- Harmony Vocals
- Mandolin
- Tenor Vocals
Companies & Places
1 company · 2 relationships- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Copyright (c)
Available Releases
1 releasesearch
Fever in the South
Yodel-Ay-Hee
2004
United States
1x CD·18 tracks
“Track 17 contains a hidden track (track 17.2). Track 17.1 lasts for 3:20 before a period of silence, and track 3.1 begins at 3:54. Though track 17.2 is named only as "mystery bonus track," it is credited to Bill Monroe, and is, in fact,...”
Cat#: 053