Ragtime Annie performed by the Hans Creek String Band, track 1 from their album The Homeplace

Hans Creek String Band - Ragtime Annie

Dark Holler, performed by the Black Mountain Bluegrass Boys, from their album Live at the Opera House, recorded at the Pocahontas County Opera House in Marlinton, WV on May 14, 2006.

Black Mountain Bluegrass Boys - Dark Holler

Jeff Davis, performed by the Elk River Ramblers, the first track from their 2012 album Up the Creek

The Elk River Ramblers - Jeff Davis

Whoa Mule, performed by Juanita Fireball & the Continental Drifters, live at the Pocahontas County Opera House in 2012

Juanita Fireball & the Continental Drifters - Whoa Mule

A medley of Durang's Hornpipe and Arkansas Traveler, performed by Juanita Fireball & the Continental Drifters, live at the Pocahontas County Opera House in 2012

Juanita Fireball & the Continental Drifters - Durang's Hornpipe/Arkansas Traveler

Little Sparrow - Sing A Little While In The Wilderness

Bill Hefner - Until Then

Bill Hefner - Elzicks Farewell

Sugar Run - Whoopty Liza

Little Sparrow - Sweet Hour of Prayer/Black-Eyed Suzie/Cluck Old Hen

Sugar Run - Angelina Baker

Aurora Celtic - Crows In The Kitchen

The Mountain Music Trail is a diverse group who are dedicated to:

Promoting and presenting the traditional music, dance, and folkways of the Allegheny Mountain region;
Promoting cultural tourism and sustainable economic development near the Highway 219 corridor in Monroe, Greenbrier, Pocahontas, Randolph and Tucker counties; and
Sharing a cultural experience that brings together visitors and residents alike, to enjoy and participate in traditional mountain folkways.

Vision:
To promote, present, and sustain opportunities for engagement in the authentic mountain music traditions of West Virginia.

Mountain Music Trail

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