Title | Artist | Notes |
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Alabama Walkaround | Greg Canote | We were in Birmingham, AL We decided to go out for breakfast, but we were having such a good time gabbing with friends, that by the time we got out the door, it was close to lunch time. So we ended up going to a BBQ place! (Hence the alternate title “BBQ Breakfast”) - Greg Canote |
Ask Malcolm | Larry Warren | Corky & Larry wrote this tune as a joke. When the tune ended and someone inevitably asked us what the name was, we'd look at Malcolm say "Ask Malcolm!" |
Bekoff's Little Sadie | Greg Canote | Composed by Jon Bekoff |
Calaboose | Mick Manfredo | |
Cherry Blossom Waltz | Palmer Loux | |
Compliments To The Browns Of Dingwal | Frank Ferrel | |
County Fair, The | Jim Childress | |
Eight Miles From Town | Pete Sutherland | |
Fruit Fly Blues | Pete Sutherland | |
Goliad | Howard Rains | Goliad is a little town (as well as the name of the county) in Texas. It has a lot of history going back to the mid-1700s. I love the name, which has no real meaning, so far as I know, and it just seemed to fit. - Howard Rains |
Granny On The Railroad | Paul Kirk | words for the B part Granny on the railroad, drinkin' moonshine, Granny on the Railroad, feelin mighty fine |
It's Not What You Think | Mick Manfredo | |
Jane's Rag | Tom Adler | |
MacKenzie And MacPhee | Frank Ferrel | |
Mighty Road | Greg Canote | Composed on the train from Seattle to Portland |
Old Man Gone | Greg Canote | The three word reply to Armin Barnett's query of a Russian drywaller regarding my whereabouts. |
Polecat Creek Bend | Chirps Smith | |
Sadie At The Backdoor | Greg Canote | Jere had a cat that would only go outside via the front door and come inside via the back door |
Shooter Makes Four | Mick Manfredo | |
Smells Like Horse | Mick Manfredo | |
T and T Rag | Tony Ludiker | with Terry Ludiker |
The Forge | Larry Warren | A tribute to Larry's father-in-law, Dick O'Shaughnessy who had a Blacksmith shop in Tuftonboro, NH |
Toe-Gone | Wilbur "Two-Gun" Terry | Inspired by a lawn mower accident. |
Wedding Day Waltz | Larry Warren | Corky & Larry wrote this tune on a gloomy, rainy day. Larry used this for the Father/Daughter dance at his daughter Brooke's wedding. |
Whiteface | Joe Thrift | Used with permission |
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