Here are a few Bill Monroe tributes that have been recorded since his death on September 6, 1996:
- Bean Blossom Memories
- James Monroe “My Father” (Raintree)
- Bill Monroe for Breakfast
- Tom T. Hall “Home Grown” (Mercury)
- Bill Monroe, Singer of Lonesome Songs
- Jack Tottle “The Bluegrass Sound” (Copper Creek)
- The Bluegrass King (Has Gone to Heaven)
- Alvin and Andy, the Bressler Brothers (Shan. Co. Mo. Records; Prime Cuts, Volume 40)
- Bluer Pastures
- Dolly Parton “Little Sparrow” (Sugar Hill)
- Father of Bluegrass
- Dave Adkins “Better Days” (Mountain Fever)
- Heart of Rosine
- Donna Ulisse “Time for Love” (Billy Blue)
- Is the Grass Any Bluer
- Rhonda Vincent “The Storm Still Rages” (Rounder)
- It’s Rainin’ the Blues … for Bill Monroe
- Butch Baldassari “New Classics for Bluegrass Mandolin” (Soundart)
- Man from Rosine
- Bobby Osborne “Memories” (Rural Rhythm)
- Mandolin Man
- The Roys “The View” (Rural Rhythm)
- Monroe’s Doctrine
- The Special Consensus “Scratch Gravel Road” (Compass)
- Monroe Special
- Buddy Merriam and Backroads “Mystery Train” (no label)
- Monrosine
- Mark Newton “Living a Dream” (Rebel)
- My Music Comes from Bill
- The Spinney Brothers “Tried and True” (Mountain Fever) Also recorded live at the 2014 IBMA Awards Show.
- Never Been So Blue
- Cadillac Sky “Blind Man Walking” (Skaggs Family Records)
- Silver Quarter
- Chris Stuart and Backcountry “Saints and Strangers” (Backcountry)
- So Long Bill
- Randy Howard “I Rest My Case” (Sugar Hill)
- The Big Man from Rosine
- The Wildwood Valley Boys “Songs from Wildwood Valley” (Rebel)
- They’ve Laid the Master Down
- The Boys from Middle Creek “Up the Creek” (Prime Cuts #34)
- Weep Not for the Dead
- Peter Rowan “Bluegrass Boy” (Sugar Hill)
- William Smith Monroe
- Niall Toner “Onwards and Upwards” (Pinecastle)
- Write Bill a Letter
- Cedar Hill “Write Bill a Letter” (Nickeltown)