"What a Time": A circa-1950 one-of-a-kind acetate disc recording with a Knoxville, Tennessee Miles Music Store label, featuring a fantastic gospel-blues performance by an unidentified African-American singer and band.

Miles Music Store Acetate Disc: Unidentified Gospel-Blues Singer

Valentine's, Shmalentine's! Here's to you, ye brokenhearted. 

Lyrics: Redd Stewart 
Music: Pee Wee King
Performed by: Erin Dalton (recorded Jan. 2014)

Tennessee Waltz (cover)

Smoky Mountain music.

Ed Snodderly - guitar, vocal
Eugene Wolf - vocal
Gary Smith - bass

On the Honky Tonk Highway With the Brother Boys #2

The Ramshackle Shack

Hank Williams song from the Brother Boys compilation!
Ed Snodderly, guitar and vocal
Eugene Wolf, vocal
Bill Dunham, bass
Eddie Dalton, percussion

On the Honky Tonk Highway With the Brother Boys #1

Crazy Heart

Recorded by Claude Tomlinson at WIVK-Radio. Knoxville, TN

So Little I Wanted, So Little I Got (1960) Bill and Dolly

April 2009, with R. Stevie Moore instruments

Molly Andrews ~ One Morning in May/Geordie (PD)

From CD "Where We'll Never Grow Old"
available@
http://store.ethnokuznya.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50

Collaboration between American Eugene Wolf and Russian Mitya Kuznetsov
Original Carter Family song.  1927

Vocals - Eugene Wolf
Percussion, Keyboards, Background vocals - Mitya Kuznetsov
Saxophone - Stas Mainungin

06 I'm Working On A Building w/Mitya Kuznetsov

Champ Young on keyboards and Phil Leonard on vocals and drums.

Cas Walker Strut by Champ & Phil

Frank Broyles, reading Alchemy of Love, Rumi
Rhonda Broyles, tenor recorder, French melody, 17th century

06 I'm Working On A Building w/Mitya Kuznetsov

Eugene Wolf

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