An upbeat version of the familiar mountain ballad, Moonshiner, but with a bluesy, pentatonic twist.

Personnel include:  Heather Slaughter - Lead Vocal
Shannon Slaughter - Guitar / Harmony Vocal
Melonie Cannon - Harmony Vocal
Randy Kohrs - Reso Guitar
Trevor Watson - Banjo
Ron Inscore - Mandolin
Ron Stewart - Fiddle
Cliff Bailey - Bass

Moonshiner

Feelin' Better as sung by Shannon Slaughter.  This is our bluegrass version of a classic HJR song from the 1970's.  Bluesy song and well written story about breaking out on your own.  

Feelin' Better

"Back to Birmingham"; a song about finding one's way through life and music is performed here by Heather Slaughter.  The song was co-written by Heather and husband Shannon Slaughter; as well as Shawn Lane, Dale Felts, and Gerald Ellenburg.

Back to Birmingham

Happy Early Independence Day!  This song was inspired by an older fellow who lives in Argo, Alabama and always works in his field alongside Sanie Road, my football coaching experiences, and marrying Heather and having Rae (which is the best thing to ever happen to us)!!  

That's What's Good in America

Never Just a Song is the title track to our latest cd on Elite Circuit Records.  It was written about Harley Allen and composed by Pam Tillis and Tim Stafford.

Never Just a Song

An original song written by Cliff Bailey and performed by Shannon and Heather Slaughter on their latest CD "Never Just a Song".  Shannon on guitar and lead vocals / Heather on harmony vocals / Cliff on bass and harmony vocals as well.

Go Sin No More

Foothills

Avalon

You Can't Outrun the River

Track # 2 from our upcoming cd "One More Road".  This song, "I Might Be", was written by Tommy Dutton and features the amazing vocals of Heather Slaughter.  Ron Inscore on mandolin and harmony vocals, John Boulware on fiddle, Casey Murray on banjo, and Shannon Slaughter on guitar and harmony vocals add the finishing touch to this track.

Back to Birmingham

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