Mac Wisemen mentions a few of the following songs in his interview:
And later, by Flatt and Scruggs:
And today, by the Earls of Leicester:
Mac Wiseman (live with Lester Flatt)
Jim and Jesse as a country act:
Jim and Jesse’s as a more traditional bluegrass act with, “Cotton Mill Man,”
Jim and Jesse performing a gospel tune featuring the mentioned “cross-picking” mandolin playing:
A note on the relationship between jazz and bluegrass, with consideration to Mayne Smith’s points on p.76-77:
http://www.npr.org/2009/12/14/121416125/kind-of-bluegrass-lightning-fast-jazz
Further on the jazz/bluegrass discussion:
The New Lost City Ramblers are mentioned as being distinctly “not” bluegrass by readers of Sing Out:
Further, old time is more closely connected with dancing: