Keep Cool and Listen to Acoustic Music
It’s a hot day. I hope you are looking after yourselves and enjoying some acoustic gems. Take it easy and take care. Today I will celebrate some songs and tunes that I haven’t featured for quite a while. I hope you enjoy the show. As always, feel free to get in touch at ronking56@gmail.com
Jesus Come For Me (6) by The SteelDrivers from Get Low Soundtrack
Lesson (13) by James Bryan and Carl Jones from Cricket’s Lullaby
Lay My Burden Down (3) by Alison Krauss from Get Low Soundtrack
Star of the East (16) by James Bryan and Carl Jones from Cricket’s Lullaby
Living Is Easy (2) by Dehlia Low from Ravens and Crows
Waiting For the Boatsman (11) by Adam Hurt from Back To Earth
Deep River Blues (8) by Doc Watson from Trouble In Mind
Home In the World (4) by Kittel and Co from Whorls
There’s a Brighter Mansion Over There (5) by Longview from Bluegrass Greats
My Heart’s Own Love (12) by Red Tail Ring from The Heart’s Swift Foot
Grandpa’s Jukebox (5) by Marty Falle from Bluegrass Holy Land
Towpath Road (20) by Alex Graf from Sagebrush Continum
Mr Moon (9) by The Mae Trio from Take Care, Take Cover
I”m Gonna Sit Down Beside My Jesus (11) by Lester Flatt and Nashville Grass from Heaven’s Bluegrass Band
I Wish I Was a Railroad Train (18) by Thomas Cassell from Single
You Can’t Take It With You (2) by Paul Kelly and Uncle Bill from Smoke
The Way the Sun Goes Down (8) by Valley Road from Valley Road
Dad Worked Hard (6) by Rachael Kilgour from My Father Loved Me
If It Hadn’t Been For Love (16) by The SteelDrivers from Reckless
Goin’ Across the Sea (10) by Anya Hinkle and Jackson Cunningham from Old Time Duets
You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (11) by Raul Malo from The Nashville Sessions
Never Any Good (10) by Martin Simpson (10) from Prodigal Son
Lightning (2) by Rob Ikes and Trey Hensley from Before the Sun Goes Down
Restless by Alison Krauss and Union Station from Lonely Runs Both Ways
Jack Rabbit Jump (8) by Erynn Marshall and Carl Jones from Sweet Memories Never Leave
Good Morning Mr Railroad Man by Martin Simpson from Prodigal Son