Hillbilly Stomp

Boogerman

Fisher's Hornpipe

Sally Goodin

Tennessee Moonshiner

Cumberland Gap

Katy Hill

Kalahan (14 Wildcat Scalps)

Sharp's Hornpipe

Daniel Hicks' Lost Indian

Pretty Polly

Rhinordine

The Miller's Will

Way Down In Lone City

Joe Wheeler Gentry's Tune

Jemmy And Nancy

God Give Noah The Rainbow Sign

Rogers The Miller

Man Of Constant Sorrow

Locks And Bolts

Stockade Drill [Preview]

Follow the Tears and Empty Bottles [Preview]

Old Diesel [Preview]

Diesel on My Tail [Preview]

This Christmas [Preview]

Old Sleeper Cab [Preview]

Jesus Dropped By [Preview]

East Tennessee songwriter Jim Fagan persisted on country music's margins for nearly three decades, crafting stirring vignettes of love, loss, and working-class life.  "Fallen Country Star" features 16 of Fagan's songs, presented in his own gripping voice.

Jim Fagan - Follow the Tears and Empty Bottles

Previously-released through County Sales, Clydeoscope is Clyde Davenport's first full-length album, featuring tunes and songs from Clyde's unique and engaging repertoire. Clyde has had a powerful influence on a number of extraordinary fiddlers who came to know him through this vinyl record, now re-mastered and available on CD for the first time.  Here's he treats us to a fiddle tune he calls Callahan.

Clyde Davenport - Callahan

Music of the Cubmerland Plateau, Vol 2: Five Miles out of Town, is part of a series of landmark albums produced through independent fieldwork conducted by Bob Fulcher.  These CDs feature historic performances previously-released in vinyl format in the early 80's on the County Sales label.  Never before available on CD and newly re-mastered, these recordings have been out of circulation for some time and have been highly anticipated. Here we have John Sharp Sr.'s powerful version of Filve Miles out of Town.  Sandrock Recordings will release a complete collection of John Sharp Sr.'s recordings later this year.

John Sharp Sr. - Five Miles out of Town

On Uptown Gals, Chris Ryan presents 16 unique treatments of original and traditional tunes that represent the North Georgia/Chattanooga fiddling styles of days past.

Chris Ryan - Dry Town Breakdown

Tennessee-based Don William and Earl Mays, "Don and Earl" were a national and international radio-land favorite for over three decades.  Between their sentimental storytelling, heartfelt gospel-favorites, Don's novelty whistling, and their stirring gospel rock, Revival! features selections that will please lovers of gospel, rockabilly and country, and offers a glimpse into radio history.

Don & Earl - Let's Go

Gettin' Up the Stairs is part of a series of landmark albums produced through independent fieldwork conducted by Bob Fulcher. These CDs feature historic performances previously-released in vinyl format in the early 80's on the County Sales label. Never before available on CD and newly re-mastered, these recordings have been out of circulation for some time and have been highly anticipated. Here we have Retta Spradlin and her beautiful version of "Wild Bill Jones". 

Retta Spradlin - Wild Bill Jones

Russ & Lou Wilson - Cumberland Gap [Preview]

Buster Turner & Pinnacle Mountain Boys - Pinnacle Mountain Breakdown [Preview]

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The Great Speckled Bird [Preview].wav

Sandrock Recordings is project of the Friends of the Cumberland Trail, a 501(c)(3) organization that supports the Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail. 
Sandrock Recordings releases make excellent gifts for music and history lovers-- and the person who has everything! Proceeds directly benefit the Friends of the Cumberland Trail and the artists who have graciously allowed us to present their musical heritage. You can purchase CDs by contacting info@sandrockrecordings.com or by visiting the Sandrock Recordings booth at select events. Digital downloads will be available for sale soon at http://www.SandrockRecordings.com. Wholesale inquiries welcome.  


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