A little Robert Johnson cover I did back in High school when I believed in distortion and that sort of thing

02 CrossRoad Blues (1)

Seeing as it's Thanksgiving I thought I do a song for the occasion. Here's a fast and loose Scruggs tune for the occasion. Happy Thanksgiving

Shuckin the corn - 2015-10-12, 8.10 PM

Here's a dark driving cover of Earl Scrugg's Rueben with some lyrics courtesy of a young Ricky Skaggs and Van Morisson. And as always an intended to be charming photo of rural Canada

Rueben

My brother and I watched Oh Brother Where Art Thou the other night and I reckoned it would be fun to do Man of Constant Sorrow with a folk rocky edge. My first self run pro tools recording, took a lot of time and curse words but I managed to get her done. 

Man Of Constant Sorrow (cover)

An old tune played in Bill Keith melodic style banjo. If she doesn't take you back to Virginia lord knows what will; enjoy!

Roanoke

Ode to the Mammoth Cheese! Here's my song which won first place at the Stewart Park Festival's songwriter's competition. It's a tribute to one of Lanark's finest achievements! The song is on an album mastered by Hugh McMillan a member of Canadian folk rock band Spirit of the West. Here is my master of the recording, enjoy!

Ode to the Cheese

Cover of Earl Scrugg's Lonesome Road Blues, banjo instrumental with Harmonica and Dobro solo! Good song for going back to school. 

Lonesome road blues (cover)

Red is the Rose is a beautiful traditional Irish tune which shares a melody with the Scottish traditional Loch Lomond. Connor McCoy share the vocals, huge thanks to Matt Browning for engineering, mixing, and mastering the project. We hope our soaring Irish sounds will inspire some spring in Boston!

Red Is The Rose

Coast is Coast is an acoustic folk song about Canada, love, nature, and other such nice things.

Coast to Coast

My cover of the Stanley Brother's classic "How Mountain Girls Can Love."

Timothy Loten