"The Field Recorders' Collective is an amazing source of material for anyone with an interest in tradtional American music and deserving of everyone's support."

Two I definitely recommend are the P.T. [Peter Tumlinson] Bell, Texas fiddler born about 1869:

Indian war hoop (2:17) --
Ladies fancy (2:34) --
Snowbird in the ashbank (2:13) --
The Campbells are coming (2:15) --
Devil shearing the hog (2:01) --
Widow Hays (1:58) --
Haste to the wedding (2:08) --
John Lee shot 'em (2:22) --
Evening star waltz (2:14) --
Duck creek (1:55) --
Mike Ashley Schottische (2:06) --
Natchez under the hill (2:32) --
Fisher's hornpipe (2:23) --
Killie 'ma crankey (2:19) --
Four roses waltz (2:09) --
Shake spear (2:17) --
Morg Williams cotillion (4:44) --
Sugar in the coffee (2:19) --
Andrew Coon waltz (2:11) --
Sixty days in Georgia (1:58) --
Cotillion (1:52) --
Big taters in the sandy land (2:06) --
Abner Rymaus cotillion (2:34) --
Mace Bell's Civil War march (2:51) --
Jeff Davis (2:12) --
Dusty Miller (1:44) --
Seamus O'Bryan's waltz (2:20) --
Old time Schottische (1:57) --
Leon Alcartez polka (2:23) --
Old time waltz (2:30) --
Cacklin hen (2:07).

and the Bill Cornett, Kentucky banjoist born in 1890:

1 Born In Old Kentucky        3:05
2 Fair And Tender Ladies        2:38
3 My Dearest Dear        3:33
4 Dying Soldier Boy        4:54
5 My Flowers, My Companion And Me        1:31
6 Look Up And Down That Lonesome Road        2:52
7 Cumberland Gap        2:16
8 Cripple Creek        1:56
9 Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow        2:28
10 Hustling Gamblers        2:18
11 Roll On John        2:47
12 Drummer Boy        2:59
13 Wild Bill Jones        3:44
14 Barbara Allen        6:03
15 The Rambling Boy        4:25
16 Banjo Bill Talks        1:13
17 I Can't Stay Here By Myself        2:57
18 Dying Cowboy        3:29
19 Rambling For Pleasure        4:10
20 Wreck Of The Old 97        2:08
21 Love Henry        4:05
22 Sourwood Mountain        1:27