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Doc and Merle Watson - Bright Sunny South

Band: Blue Grass Incorporated
Album: Country Grass

Good Women Blues

Grass
by: Nora Jane Struthers

I think it's time to let the grass grow high in my backyard
I think it's time to let the dust pile-up on my desk
I'm ready to let me hair down and let the birds make a nest
I think it's time to let the grass grow high in my backyard

Feel the world shift when I keep behind my teeth
Float so free when I submit to gravity
The silver spool slowly spins, time ticks her tapestry
Feel the world shift when I keep behind my teeth

I think I'm gonna wait for last years seeds to volunteer
Watch the berries grow ripe and let the rabbits eat their fill
Life's gonna carve out a way, irregardless of my will
I think I'm gonna wait for last years seeds to volunteer

Grass

This is an old Italian Anti-Fascist song, Bella Ciao (Sweetheart, goodbye). Recorded live at Boomtown Fair by the Firepit Collective (Jay Terrestrial, Chezney and Dave Garner)

The full album is available from the Inner Terrestrials Website: http://innerterrestrials.bigcartel.com/product/firepit-collective-live-cd


Bella Ciao (Firepit Collective)

Old Cattle Dog

A very pretty waltz tune. I wrote this for guitar originally, having spent a very pleasant afternoon walking beside the River Dane.
It plays well on most instruments.

Dane River Waltz  -  Peakfiddler

Battle of New Orleans 4

Original Songs by Calla Mapel 
Vocals and acoustic guitar — Calla Mapel 
Keyboards and accordion — Jesse Waldman 
Banjo — Kyle Bruser 
Vocals and tambourine — Haley Keegan 
Cello — Lauren Vidal 
Violin — Angie Kuzma

Recorded with Wally McClellan and Jack Riddim at Wally Sound in Oakland, CA, and with Matthew Morgan in Portland, OR. Produced by Gallop and Jack Riddim. Mixed and mastered by Wally McClellan.


Old Boy

A great tune we learned from one of our mentors Bill Peterson. This song came from a version played by one of our favorite midwestern fiddlers Dwight Lamb. You can find this on Dwights cd titled "Old-time fiddle classics in the Missouri Style". 
Josh S-Fiddle
Josh R-Fiddle 
Tim J-Guitar. 

Johnny Bring The Jug around the hill

Listen with Your Heart
By: Nora Jane Struthers

Listen With Your Heart

The Ups & Downs of the American Wild West..
~Well Dressed but Obviously Homeless~
Fail Now//Flail Forever

Old Cattle Dog

High Planes Disaster

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