15 Shady Grove

Seven Weeks In County

Highway Prayers

Don't Be Calling Me (at 4AM)

MORBUD4ME

Catch and Release

Old Man And Me

A cinematic bluegrass gospel song about finding grace on a lonely mountain road at sunrise. Warm golden light, banjo and fiddle, and revival harmonies lift the spirit as the story unfolds. Written by Hikemike and released by Lonesome Doe Farm Records LLC.

Glory Down the Mountain Road” – Bluegrass

The Americana Project takes a fresh look at the future of spaceflight with “NASA Welcomes Isaacman,” a folk-rooted anthem about renewal, smart engineering, and the people who keep our eyes turned upward. Driven by acoustic grit and a hopeful chorus, it’s a reminder that steady hands and clear vision can carry the mission forward.

A new one from The Americana Project called “NASA Welcomes Isaacman,” a song about fresh momentum, smart planning, and bringing heart back into the mission. #adamrsweet #TheAmericanaProject #NASAWelcomesIsaacman


Verse 1

Well the stars have waited patient through the years of slowing down,
NASA's heart grew kind of quiet in that budget-tangled town,
But a whisper on the dust winds says there's change in sight again,
And the folks who love the skies all sing, “Here comes Isaacman.”

Chorus

Lift your eyes to heaven, let the rovers roll on free,
Blend the hands of humankind with what the robots long to see,
Cut the ropes of old distractions, let the mission start again-
NASA's standing tall and ready when it welcomes Isaacman.

Verse 2

Back in Clinton-weathered seasons, when the purse strings tightened fast,
Still we built a world in orbit and we reached for Mars at last,
Found new worlds around the starlight, chased what life might leave behind,
Now a Martian breath of mystery lies in a tube for us to find.

Chorus

Lift your eyes to heaven, let the rovers roll on free,
Blend the hands of humankind with what the robots long to see,
Cut the ropes of old distractions, let the mission start again-
NASA's standing tall and ready when it welcomes Isaacman.

Verse 3

But the moon race keeps on calling, though we crossed that line before,
And the cost grows like a shadow stretched from industry to shore,
“Let's use brains instead of footprints,” cries the voice of future plans,
Telerobotics and clear thinking, not the same old boots in sand.

Chorus

Lift your eyes to heaven, let the rovers roll on free,
Blend the hands of humankind with what the robots long to see,
Cut the ropes of old distractions, let the mission start again-
NASA's standing tall and ready when it welcomes Isaacman.

Verse 4

Make the human and the robot one great team to roam the night,
With our strength in innovation as our lantern burning bright,
Bring the culture of the business where performance leads the way,
More for less and never lesser-keep the dream from drifting gray.

Chorus

Lift your eyes to heaven, let the rovers roll on free,
Blend the hands of humankind with what the robots long to see,
Cut the ropes of old distractions, let the mission start again-
NASA's standing tall and ready when it welcomes Isaacman.

Verse 5

There will be voices trying to pull you where the old tracks used to lie,
But the people love the wonder of that far and starry sky,
From the Station's peaceful teamwork to the Webb's deep-shining span,
We are the chorus of the cosmos saying, “Lead on, Isaacman.”

Chorus

Lift your eyes to heaven, let the rovers roll on free,
Blend the hands of humankind with what the robots long to see,
Cut the ropes of old distractions, let the mission start again-
NASA's standing tall and ready when it welcomes Isaacman.

NASA Welcomes Isaacman

Rock Of Ages

Summertime

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Freeborn Man - Billy Strings with Bryan Sutton - Delfest 2017

Mountain Tracks, Vol. 5

40 Miles from Denver

Highway Prayers, the latest album from Billy Strings, is out now on Reprise records and CDs.

Recorded in Los Angeles and Nashville, the album features Strings and his longtime band—Billy Failing (banjo, vocals), Royal Masat (bass, vocals), Jarrod Walker (mandolin, vocals) and Alex Hargraves (fiddle)—as well as additional contributions from Jon Brion (bass, drums, percussion), Matt Chamberlain (drums), Jerry Douglas (dobro), Jason Carter (fiddle), Lindsay Lou (backing vocals), Nathaniel Smith (cello), Taneka Samone (backing vocals), Cory Henry (piano), Peter “Madcat” Ruth (harmonica, jaw harp) and Victor Furtado (clawhammer banjo).

Including fan favorites like “Seven Weeks In County,” “Cabin Song,” and “Leadfoot.” Plus treasures in the making “Stratosphere Blues / I Believe in You,” “Gild the Lily,” “Don't Be Calling Me (at 4AM),” and many more.

Twenty songs total! Get your copy today.

Produced by Billy Strings & Jon Brion.

Don't Be Calling Me (at 4AM)

Billy Strings

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