Yes Grayson and Whitter recorded lots together, but can you hear a guitear here? Really? This is Grayson alone, fiddle and vocal.

Old Timey

G. B. Grayson (iddle/vocals) 
Recorded in Atlanta GA: October 18, 1927 (County 513)

Ommie Wise: G. B. Grayson

Cover interpretation of 'Train Leaves Here This Morning', written by Gene Clark and Bernie Leadon, and originally performed by Dillard and Clark. This track arranged, recorded and produced by Alan Neale.

- Alan Neale: Drums, Vocals, Cabasa, Temple block
- Chris Nunn: Electric Piano.
- Peter Theobald: Bass Guitar.
- Gary Lindley: Electric and Acoustic Guitars.
- Elena Matucci: Finger clicks.

Train Leaves Here This Morning (Dillard & Clark cover)

Through The Morning, Through The Night (Dillard & Clark Cover)

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From "Dark River: Songs Of The Civil War Era" (2011)

Dark River: Songs From The Civil War Era

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"Dark River: Songs Of The Civil War Era" (Blue Corn Music BCM-1103) 2011
"Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier" is an English folk song. The lyrics lament the sacrifices that men and women make in going off to war. Men would help by going off to war and women would help by sacrificing men and selling goods to buy military supplies. (WIKI)

Ommie Wise: G. B. Grayson

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