Songs:
1. I Don't Care
2. Gosh I Miss You All The Time
3. Gold Rush
4. Everything Was Swingin'
5. Hickernut Ridge
6. Little White Church
7. Catfish John
8. Big Country
9. Love's Gonna Live Here
10. Dust On The Bible
11. Waltz Across Texas
12. Angelina Baker
13. The Old Account
14. So You Tell Me
About
the Songs
1.
I DON’T CARE -- Buck
Owens
Gail
steps out on the lead to this favorite Buck Owens song. The title provides ample
one-liner jokes for us at shows and jams.
2.
GOSH I MISS YOU ALL THE TIME —Jimmy
Long
Lea
and Gail sing several of the duets that were recorded by Jim & Jesse
McReynolds. Lea takes the vocal lead on this song about lonesome love.
3.
GOLD RUSH —
Byron
Berline
Byron
Berline wrote this song while playing in Bill Monroe’s band. Lea gets an
opportunity to stretch out on the flat-top guitar and special guest artist Dylan
Yost lends his outstanding talent on fiddle.
4.
EVERYTHING WAS SWINGIN’
- Bob
Price
Our
banjo player Bob wrote this song after our band was bantering about certain
aspects of the entertainment business. These are the bare facts, folks. ☺
5.
HICKERNUT RIDGE —
Ron
Sweet
Nostalgic
remembrances of home and family are the themes of this great song.
6.
LITTLE WHITE CHURCH —
Arthur
Lang (music) / Jeff Branan (lyrics)
Recorded
by Mac Wiseman, the Little White Church is becoming a new band favorite.
7.
CATFISH JOHN — Bob
McDill, Alan Reynolds
Rick
features his 1927 Gibson mando-banjo on this song, giving the tune a wonderful
river delta sound. The back of the instrument can be opened up for extra volume
and the band has nicknamed it Quasimodo, or Quasi for short.
8.
BIG
COUNTRY
— Vernon
Derrick / Jimmy Martin
We
learned this tune from our good friend Emery Hale, now deceased.
Jimmy Martin recorded it with J.D. Crowe and the tune is often a fresh sound in
jam circles.
9.
LOVE’S
GONNA LIVE HERE AGAIN —
Buck
Owens
Another
song recorded by Buck Owens, the lyrics are full of optimism for the return of
romance and happier times.
10.
DUST
ON THE BIBLE —
Johnny
& Walter Bailes
Rick
makes his vocal debut on this great gospel song.
The song has been recorded by such greats as Kitty Wells and Hank
Williams.
11.
WALTZ
ACROSS TEXAS
— B.
Talmadge Tubb
Everyone
will recognize this familiar tune and it’s a favorite sing-along during our
shows. Dylan Yost
does a splendid job on fiddle.
12.
ANGELINA BAKER
— Stephen
Foster
This
song which was published in 1850 is typical of Civil War era old-timey music. We
feature Gail on fiddle, with Rick on the claw-hammer banjo. Our sound engineer
even fills in on bass.
13.
THE OLD ACCOUNT — Frank
M. Graham
Everybody
gets into the vocal act on this gospel
song that was published in 1909. Rick believes that he has the most important
part. We all agree.
14.
SO
YOU TELL ME
— Tom
Croley
Introduced
to us by friend Cliff Newsome, we are pleased to feature this song written by
young songwriter Tom Croley.
We think it’s a winner!
