A medley of Donovan's Hey Gyp and Bo Diddley's Who Do You Love, recorded during the 2006 Allentown Art Fest by Nietzsche's sound man Kenny Maggs.  With Billie Williams on Djembe.  Post production by Timmy B.

Who Do You Love

A Howlin' Wolf tune that I first heard by Manfred Mann, recorded live at Nietzsche's during the 2006 Allentown Art Fest by sound man Kenny Maggs.  With Billie Williams on djembe.  Post production by Timmy B.

Smokestack Lightning

Written by John Entwhistle of the Who.  Recorded during a spontaneous performance at Nietzsche's by Kenny Maggs in July 2002.  Post production by Timmy B.

Whiskey Man

My arrangement of a Dylan favorite, recorded by Kenny Maggs at Nietzsche's in October of 2004.  Post production by Timmy B.

She Belongs To Me

A live solo version of my most popular track, utilizing a slightly different arrangement.  I first heard this song as a young teenager by the Clovers, my favorite R&B group of the era.  This  version is based on the 1964 recording by the Searchers, one of my favorite British Invasion groups.  Recorded, as always, by Kenny Maggs at Nietzsche's.

Love Potion Number Nine - live

A classic Dylan song that's been in my repertoire for decades, recorded live at Nietzsche's by Kenny Maggs in October, 2004.  Post production by Timmy B.

Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues

My homage to Waylon Jennings, recorded live by Kenny Maggs at Nietzsche's during the 2009 Allentown Art Fest.  Craig Mann adds electric bass.  Post production by Timmy B.

Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

My homage to Willie Nelson.  Shotgun Willie and Phases and Stages were two great albums that Willie recorded while under contract to Atlantic Records, and they remain among my all-time favorites.  Craig Mann assists on harmony vocals and bass in this unrehearsed recording from the 2009 Allentown Art Fest.  Soundboard recording by Kenny Maggs at Nietzsche's.  Post production by Timmy B.

Whiskey River

My musical coming of age occurred around the age of 11, during some of the peak years of the rock 'n' roll era.  Here, accompanied by Heidi Maria and Maria Peach, I pay tribute to Richie Valens during the 2010 Allentown Art Fest at Nietzsche's.  Soundboard recording by Kenny maggs.  Post processing by Timmy B.

Donna

Another song from my youth.  I slowed it down a bit and added my own rhythm.  Gorgeous harmonies by Heidi Maria and Maria Peach.  Andrew Daniels adds percussion.  Recorded live at Nietzsche's during the 2010 Allentown Art fest by Kenny Maggs.  Post production by Timmy B.

Ghost Riders in the Sky

Rock and roll with a  country influence.  Written by the late J.J. Cale.

Louisiana Women

Consider this an aural scrapbook of musical memories.  It's imperfect, as life is imperfect.  It's not readily categorized.  If pressed, I would consider myself an urbanized folksinger who borrows from a wide range of genres.  Over the years, I built up an extensive repertoire of personal favorites, rearranged to accommodate my own rhythmic and stylistic idiosyncrasies, augmented by a few self-penned tunes.

Enjoy!

Tim Baldwin

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