In the summer of 1979 Jim Lauderdale made a pilgrimage to Nashville from North Carolina with two goals: to work with and befriend Roland White and George Jones, and to make a mark on the respective worlds of bluegrass and country music. While Lauderdale puts it down to luck, it was more likely fate that brought he and White together. The result of their friendship was, of course, a Bluegrass record, created with a myriad of talented musicians in the basement of Earl and Louise Scruggs home. Despite its seemingly natural beginnings, the record initially struggled to attract a formal record deal, and was ultimately left unreleased. Years later, Roland Whites wife discovered the a reel to reel of a rough mix in the bottom of a box. And thus, Jim Lauderdale and Roland White was born again. Jim Lauderdales first record, once lost in time, again discovered.

• 1. Forgive and Forget
• 2. Gold and Silver
• 3. (Stone Must Be the) Walls Built Around Your Heart
• 4. Six White Horses
• 5. I Might Take You Back Again
• 6. Try and Catch the Wind
• 7. Don't Laugh
• 8. Regrets and Mistakes
• 9. February Snow
• 10. (That's What You Get) For Loving Me
• 11. Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar
• 12. Nashville Blues