My searching indicates you're pretty right that these albums are few and far between. I only found one recording from any of their albums that you hadn't already, though I did find quite a few live recordings you may not have seen. Just to put it all in one place: OLD FAMILIAR TUNES - Flying Crow FC-104 - 1980 - listen A1 Johnson Gal A2 Davy A3 I'm S-A-V-E-D A4 Sweet Milk & Peaches A5 A Lazy Farmer Boy A6 Merry Girl A7 George Washington A8 Negro Suppertime B1 Come Over & See Me Sometime B2 Belle Of Lexington B3 Billy Grimes / The Rover B4 Got No Honey Babe Now B5 Eighth Of January B6 Give Me Back My Fifteen Cents B7 Just Drink Some Cider B8 Indian War Whoop SONGS OF THE HILLS AND PLAINS - Cinnamon 1201 - 1981 A1 Georgia Fox Trot A2 Where The Irish Potatoes Grow A3 She's A Hard-Boiled Rose A4 Lone Star Trail A5 Who's Been Giving You Corn? A6 Riley The Furniture Man A7 Throw The Old Cow Over The Fence B1 Give Me A Chaw Of Tobacco B2 Dark Eyes B3 Walls Of Jericho B4 Old Joe B5 Oh, Lovin' Babe B6 Sullivan's Hollow B7 Katy Dear B8 Go On, Nora Lee B9 There's No Hell In Georgia JUST GIVE ME THE LEAVINGS - Marimac 9003 - 1985 A1 Georgia Hobo A2 The Deacon & His Calf A3 Acadian Blues A4 Lone Star A5 Jim Sapp A6 Just Give Me The Leavings A7 Hometown Blues A7 Lifeline A9 Old Folks Get in Bed A10 Lilly Of the Valley A11 Only A Message From Home B1 How Long B2 Howdy Bill B3 Jack Leg Wobble B4 May Dearest May B5 Far In The Mountain B6 Lonesome Road Blues B7 Weavily Wheat B8 Captain Won't You Let Me Go Home B9 Sugar In The Gourd / Sugar Hill B10 Chevrolet Six JUST HILLBILLY - Global Village C 303 - 1985 A1 Old Blue Sow A2 Diamond Joe A3 Don't Get Trouble In You Mind A4 Ducks In The Millpond A5 Goodbye My Honey, I'm Gone (at about 50 minutes in ***) A6 Jenny Baker A7 Old Uncle Ned B1 Yellow Rose Of Texas B2 May, Dearest May B3 John Goodwin B4 Cluck Old Hen B5 Billy In The Lowground B6 Old Folks, Get In Bed *** - note that this version is officially from The Young Fogies compilation album and not this album, though the recording is probably the same... the liner notes to The Young Fogies, of which I own a copy, indicate Pat Conte donated a "master tape" for the album's production. WHEN THE YANKEES CAME DOWN - Marimac Recordings 9006 - 1986 A1 Fishing Time A2 Somebody's Waiting For Me A3 9 O'Clock Breakdown A4 Jawbone A5 I'm Going To Leave Old Arkansas A6 I'm Saving Up Coupons A7 When Rueben Comes To Town A8 Hide Away A9 Lonesome Road Blues A10 Snowdrop B1 Home Town Blues B2 My Ozark Mountain Home B3 Arcadian Waltz B4 The Old Arm Chair B5 Because He Loved Her So B6 Round Town Gal B7 How Long B8 Green Valley Waltz B9 Bath House Blues B10 The Little Black Train B11 Wimbush Rag (source - also contains pictures) * * * * * * The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill also has a few live recordings of theirs digitized. Note that the audio links below don't contain a track list, but the finding aid, linked on each page, does. RHYTHM GORILLAS, GREENVILLE, OHIO - BRANDYWINE - home recording (SFC Audio Cassette 3680) - 1982 - side 1 / side 2 2.1 C'mon Girls Let's Go Walkin' 2.2 The Moonshine Hollow Band 2.3 Rattlesnake Dick 2.4 [Racist slur]'s Wail 2.5 Raccoon on the Rail 2.6 Cheverolet 6 [sic] 2.7 Old Folks Never Go to Bed 2.8 The Old Belle Cow 2.9 Married Life Blues 2.10 Picture on the Wall OLD TIME BANDS WORKSHOP - KENT STATE FOLK FESTIVAL - home recording (SFC Audio Cassette 3672) - 1987 - side 1 / side 2 Side One: Canebrake Rattlers. 1.1 Greasy String 1.2 Old Jazz 1.3 Cotton Mill Blues 1.4 Sweetest Gift is a Mother's Smile 1.5 Turn Your Radio On 1.6 Far On the Mountain 1.7 Cripple Creek 1.8 Green River 1.9 Rag Side Two: Pat Conte, Kerry Blech, Shelia Blech, Mark Farrell 2.1 Winbush Rag - Pat Conte, Kerry Blech, Shelia Blech, Mark Farrell. 2.2 Tell Her Lies Feed Her Candy - Kerry Blech, Shelia Blech. 2.3 Hump Backed Mule 2.4 Virginia Reel 2.5 Gimme Chaw of Tobacco 2.6 Old Uncle Ned STRINGBAND WORKSHOP - KENT STATE FOLK FESTIVAL - home recording (SFC Audio Cassette 3675) - 1987 - side 1 / side 2 1.5 Richmond Cotillion 1.6 Yellow Rose of Texas 2.10 John Henry - Matokie Slaughter, Andy Cahan, Alice Gerrard, the Rattlers, the Canebrake Rattlers 2.11 9 O'Clock Breakdown 2.12 Unidentified 2.13 Whoa Mule 2.14 Talk 2.15 Johnson Boys 2.16 How Long [?] 2.17 O'er the Raging Sea [fragment] Some final random live recordings Tracy's Family Festival, 1983 - Lonesome Road Blues - listen Croton Point Park(?), ca. 1988 - Say Darling Say - listen Brandywine, 1993 - When the Roses Bloom Again - listen Brandywine, 1993 - Goodbye My Honey I'm Gone - listen Brandywine, undated - Hook and Line - listen Also, read an interview with The Otis Brothers (and Pat Conte) here, pages 3-5
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