Selected Recordings
Among the Stanley Brothers' best known recordings are:
- I'm A Man of Constant Sorrow (Columbia 20816, Rec: Nov. 3, 1950, Released: May, 1951)
- Rank Stranger
- Angel Band (1955)
- How Mountain Girls Can Love
- How Far to Little Rock? (novelty)
- Still trying to get to Little Rock (novelty)
- Ridin' That Midnite Train
- Clinch Mountain Backstep
- She's More To Be Pitied
- The Memory of Your Smile
- Love Me Darlin' Just Tonight
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