You know I totally love this. Sooo funny.

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"My Bonnie" by Liza Marie B. Sparks / Performed by Megan Young / Mix by Andre Fraizer DreAudio Productions / Recorded at Ex'pression College 2/12/2014. "My Bonnie" was inspired by true life events and the cancelled show "Deadwood". When the desire to act is at it's greatest, yet the ability to act upon the situation is at it's least, you must find the strength to persevere. Thank you Megan Young for lending your beautiful and haunting vocals to my song, "My Bonnie"

My Bonnie by: Liza Marie B. Sparks (Performed by Megan Young)

City of New-Orleans (Steve Goodman Arrgt Chet Atkins) played here by the french guitar picker Michel Lelong in 1986. 
Michel taught this tune thru "Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop" during the 80's - 90's. These lessons (tab and audio lessons) are still available thru Michel Lelong's web site
www.michel-lelong-music-house.com 

City Of New - Orleans (Steve Goodman - Arrgt - Chet Atkins) - Played By Michel Lelong

Steve Goodman wrote this hysterical ode to TV commercials in the early 1980s, so some references have been updated.  What would happen if all of the STUFF that is advertised in the middle of the night on the tube was actually ordered and showed up at your doorstep?  As ever, Steve's untimely death from leukemia in 1984 cannot diminish his genius and ability to make fun of anything-- in this case (deservedly) crass consumersim.  This version is the final cut of Lonewulff's "Hear to Eternity" album.

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Rich & Folks- The Brothers Four

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Sam Stone - John Prine

Another quick nod to Chet Atkins as well as a tip of the hat to the fabulous Albert Lee (Albert Lee’s cover of this was actually the first time I ever heard him...consciously)

Country Gentleman

Since I Fell For Your

The Vaults of (Roots Music) Heaven: Chicago’s Old Town School of Folk Music Unlocks the Lost Gems and Wild Creativity of its Live Archives 

Venerable vernacular music institution releases 127 live tracks by the best in American and global music from last half century. 

On stacks of cassettes, reel to reel tapes and digital audio tapes lay the history of American music. There were local legends and major icons, global musicians and indie rockers. Some captured beautifully from the board, some gleaned quietly from the dusty archives of a radio station, the recordings held wildly creative decades of sound from Chicago’s Old Town School of Folk Music, a roots-music touchstone for nearly 55 years. And no one had heard them.

Joan Baez and Donovan, Big Bill Broonzy and Ella Jenkins, Pete Seeger and Taj Mahal, Martin Carthy and Steve Earle, Doc Watson and Mahalia Jackson: It was a literal who’s-who of folk, gospel, country, bluegrass, blues, and world music, caught in hours of exciting performances. But someone had to put the pieces together—all 127 tracks worth—and someone had to clear all the rights with 85 different artists.

They succeeded, against odds that would have stopped others in their tracks. Live From The Old Town School (Old Town School Recordings; release: December 13, 2011) reveals not only the venerable institution’s storied start, but its role in the recent infusion of new energy into the roots music world, with everyone from Toumani Diabate and Oumou Sangare to Andrew Bird and Lila Downs. 

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