This tune was written by Karl Smakula, an ETSU buddy.  Had a blast doing the guitar on this. Karl is playing mandolin,  Calder Baker on banjo, Matt Wright on bass, and Isaac Smith on fiddle.  MASH IN B!!!!!!!!!
That's capo 2 if your wondering ;)

Minibomb

K.T. Vandyke is responsible for arranging this classic.  He sings the lead vocal and is joined by yours truly on guitar,  Isaac Smith on fiddle,  Karl Smakula on mandolin,  Calder Baker on banjo, Matt wright on bass,  and Shannon Bielski on harmony vocals.  
K.T. also did all the audio engineering.  This track came out great, I was glad to have been a part of it.  

Fall on my Knees

This is a track from my good friend and musical collaborator Cameron Owens.  Fiddlin' Meade Richter tearin' it up while Cameron plays mando and provides vocals.  Chris Armstrong thumpin' the bass while Lucas Moomaw keeps everybody steady on the skins.  
But who is that banjo player?!

40 Cent Snickers

Got a little loopy at the house last night all by myself.  This is the result.  A little Coltrane inspired Christmas improvisation.  

We Three Afro Blue Bells

Scott Warren was a man of the highest Quality. In a world littered with NAPA and Autozone and Walmart, he ran his automotive parts supply independently in a small town in upstate NY, no small feat.  He and his wife and partner, Kelly, made going to the parts store an event or break in your day worthy of looking forward to rather than dreaded.  
 
This song had three goals- Scott was a classic rock listener so compositionally, I wanted to write the tune in the format of a rock instrumental.  Meant to serve as a memorial, the song needed to be emotional. Lastly the song needed to reflect the atmosphere of the store on a day to day basis- a happy place in my memory, but simultaneously a place where serious work was done and business conducted- rare that these two environments were one in the same place, a testament to the kind people that Scott and Kelly were/are.

JeffIngersoll