At this session for King, the Stanley's recorded the tracks for the LP Old Time Camp Meeting (King KLP-750) May 1961, and a version of How Mountain Girls Can Love for the stereo release of the In Person LP.

Some of the material also found it's way onto 7" with one single and two picture sleeve EPs:-

• Village Church Yard / Little Bessie (King 5494) May 1961
• Working On A Building / Mother Called My Name In Prayer // Little Bessie / Campin' In Canaan Land (King KEP-480) c1961
• I'm Dying A Sinner's Death / My Sinful Past // A Few More Years / Kneel At The Cross (King KEP-480) c1961

Another show listing for Ralph… rest of details unknown.

Ralph was billed as appearing at the 'Indoor Bluegrass Festival' at 4-H Building, Greenfield, Indiana.

The Event was organised by Herman Smith and included: Marshall Family, Raymond Fairchild, Moore Brothers, Kentucky Mountain Boys, Joe Jenkins, and the Kerr Family.

Ralph played a show at Breathitt High School in Jackson, Kentucky. Also on the bill were the Marshall Family & the show started at 7:30pm.

Ralph had a show at the Loeb Student Center, LaGuardia Place, New York University, New York. Also on the bill were the Red Clay Ramblers and tickets cost $7 (or $5.50 for Bluegrass club members).

Ralph appeared at the 150 seat "Down Home" barnwood-paneled club in Johnson City, Tennessee.

I'm not sure if this concert was later broadcast on National Public Radio's "Down Home Music" show.

Ralph was billed as appearing on Sunday (7 Feb) at the Belknap Mill Bluegrass Celebration, at Gilford Middle High School, in Gilford, New Hampshire. The show started at 3pm and also included White Mountain Bluegrass. Tickets cost $10.

Ralph had a show at The Backstage, Seattle, Washington.

Ralph had a show at La Paloma Theatre, Encinitas, California.

Ralph had a show with Jim Lauderdale & the Bladerunners at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Orange, California. Tickets cost $5-$15.

Ralph had a show at Spotswood Farm, Potter Valley, California. The event was a Bluegrass In The Barn production and tickets were $15 with limited seating.

Ralph appeared as part of the 'Down From The Mountain' tour at Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Other acts included: Alison Krauss, Jerry Douglas, Dan Tyminiski, Nashville Bluegrass Band, and Norman Blake.

Ralph appeared at the International Folk Alliance Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. At the event he was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Folk Alliance, and took part in a interview/question and answer session which can be heard online (part one and part two).

Towards the end of the interview Ralph invited the crowd to see him perform 'tonight' on the Grand Ole Opry, so I presume the CMBs may have played at the conference on the Friday (7 Feb) and then at the Opry on Saturday (8 Feb). The conference itself ran from 5-8 Feb.