The Stanley Brothers first session for Columbia resulted in four singles:-

• The White Dove / Gathering Flowers For The Master's Bouquet (Columbia 20577) Apr 1949
• Little Glass Of Wine / Let Me Be Your Friend (Columbia 20590) Jun 1949
• The Angels Are Singing (In Heaven Tonight) / It's Never Too Late (Columbia 20617) Sep 1949
• A Vision Of Mother / Have You Someone (In Heaven Awaiting) (Columbia 20647) 1949

An alternate take of Little Glass Of Wine later appeared on The Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1949-52 CD in 1991.

According to Tracy Schwarz this TV show was filmed shortly after the artists on the American Folk & Country Music package tour arrived in Europe, with only an hours rest before they were whisked off to the TV studios. The Stanley's performed How Mountain Girls Can Love & Rank Stranger and also make an appearance at the square dance finale. Chick Stripling and George Shuffler also helped provide backing for Cousin Emmy too. The B&W show was released (briefly) on DVD American Folk & Country Music (Bear Family BVD-20101-AT) 2003.

Ralph was billed as appearing at the "Space Coast Bluegrass Festival", Ramada Camp Inn, Cocoa, Florida. Also appearing were: Betty Fisher & the Dixie Bluegrass Band, Jim & Jesse, Sullivan Family, Gospel Travelers, Bluegrass Tarheels, Friends Of Bluegrass, and Lester Canada & A Pair Of Jacks.

The festival was sponsored by the Bahia Shrine Horse Patrol.

Ralph had a show at Bzurpys Bar, 2021 E. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan

Ralph was billed as appearing at 'Okeechobee Bluegrass Convention', 2 miles North of Okeechobee on Hwy 441.

Other advertised acts included: Mac Wiseman, Shenandoah Cut-Ups, Chubby Wise, Bluegrass Pardners, Bluegrass Ramblers, Thompson Family, and Chubby Anthony & Tall Timber.

Ralph played a show at the Station Inn, Nashville, Tennessee.

Ralph played a show at an unknown venue in Jefferson City, Tennessee. The Lost Creek Band were also on the bill.

Ralph had a booking at McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, California. The band were scheduled to appear at 8 & 10:30pm.

Ralph had a show in Northfield, Minnesota.

Ralph had a show at the Old Dominion Ballroom, Virginia Tech Squires Student Center, Blacksburg, Virginia. The show was sponsored by the University's Alternative Sounds Committee. Tickets cost $6 (Tech students $3).

Ralph had a show at the Community Center, West Liberty, Kentucky. Sharing the bill were the Lonesome River Band.

Ralph had a booking at the 'Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts', Fairfield, Connecticut. The show was preceeded by a "pickin' party" at 5pm and also included Front Range.

Ralph was billed as appearing on the '4th Annual Bluegrass Music Caribbean Cruise', which spent 7 days travelling from Fort Lauderdale - At Sea - San Juan - St. John/St. Thomas Catalina Island/Casa De Campo - At Sea - Nassau - Fort Lauderdale. Ralph had another booking on 1 Mar however, so I'm not sure if Ralph played on the cruise, or just at Fort Lauderdale on either the start or end date.

Other acts included: Larry Stephenson, Rhonda Vincent, Tim Graves & Cherokee, Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike, Rarely Herd, Dale Ann Bradley, Ramona Church & Carolina Road, Mark Newton, and a 'special' performance by Jesse McReyonlds.

Ralph had a show listed at Stuart's Opry House, Nelsonville, Ohio. I'm not sure if the show went ahead however, as Ralph had a booking on a caribean cruise on this date.

Ralph had a show at the Knuckleheads Saloon, Kansas City, Missouri.

Ralph had a show at the Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh. Also on the bill were The Cadillac Stepbacks, Tickets cost $23 - $32.

Ralph had a show at the Dunn Center for the Performing Arts, NC Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Tickets cost $25.

Ralph had a couple of nights at the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tennessee.

The "87th Birthday Dinner and Fundraiser" took place at Heartwood, Abingdon, Virginia. Ralph performed briefly with Ralph II and the evening featured music by Nathan Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys.

The show raised funds for the Ralph Stanley Museum and included special presentations and musical performances by a host of artists including Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome, Clearwater Branch, and the Virginia Whirlwinds.