Book and Compact Disc Sets
- Charlie Monroe: I'm Old Kentucky Bound (Bear Family, 2007). Book with four compact discs. Winner, Award for Excellence in Historical Recorded Sound Research, Association for Recorded Sound Collections, 2008.
- Harry Smith’s Anthology of American Folk Music, Volume Four (with Marcus, Fahey et al.). Revenant 211 (book with two compact discs), 2000.
- How Low Can You Go? (Dust to Digital, 2006). Book with three compact discs.
- Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, 1971-1973. Rebel, 1995. Booklet with four compact discs.
- Screamin’ and Hollerin’ the Blues: The Worlds of Charley Patton (with Evans, Fahey,
- Komara et. al). Revenant 212 (book with seven compact discs), 2001. Winner, ARSC Award for Excellence 2002.
- West Indian Rhythm (with Cowley, Hill et al.) (Bear Family, 2006). Book with ten compact discs.
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