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01 Prelude | | |--02 City of Refuge | | |--03 Bring Me My Queen |--Abigail Washburn | |--City of Refuge | | |--01 Prelude | | |--02 City of Refuge | | |--03 Bring Me My Queen | | |--04 Chains | | |--05 Ballad of Treason | | |--06 Last Train | | |--07 Burn Thru | | |--08 Corner Girl | | |--09 Dreams Of Nectar | | |--10 Divine Bell | | |--11 Bright Morning Stars | | |--cover | | `--folder | |--Daytrotter Studio | | |--01 City of Refuge | | |--02 Taiyang Chulai | | |--03 Bring Me My Queen | | |--04 Chains | | |--06 What Are They Doing | | `--07 Keys to the Kingdom | |--Live at Ancramdale | | |--01 Main Stageam Set | | |--02 Intro | | |--03 Fall On My Knees | | |--04 Coffee’s Cold | | |--05 Eve Stole The Apple | | |--06 Red & Blazey | | |--07 Journey Home | | |--08 Key To The Kingdom | | |--09 Sometime | | |--10 Abigail talks about the trip to Tibet | | |--11 Song Of The Traveling Daughter | | |--12 Crowd _ Band Intros | | |--13 The Sparrow Watches Over Me | | |--14 Outro | | |--15 Master's Workshop Stage pm Set | | |--16 Tuning, Intro | | |--17 Track 17 of 24 | | |--18 Story about Learning Chinese | | |--19 The Lost Lamb | | |--20 Story About Chinese Reality TV Show | | |--21 Deep In The Night | | |--22 Q & A | | |--23 We’re Happy Working Under The Sun | | |--24 Story About Trip To China | | |--index | | `--washburn2006-07-15 | |--Live at Ballard | | |--01 Introduction | | |--02 Red And Blazing | | |--03 Eve Stole The Apple | | |--04 Free Internet | | |--05 Backstep Cindy_Purple Bamboo | | |--06 Intro. To The Lost Lamb | | |--07 The Lost Lamb | | |--08 Fall On My Knees | | |--Aw2005-10-09 | | `--Index | |--Live at Memphis | | |--01 City of Refuge.mp3 | | |--02 Chains | | |--03 Shotgun Blues.mp3 | | |--04 band intros.mp3 | | |--05 Burn Thru.mp3 | | |--index.php | | `--info.txt | |--Live at Portland | | |--01 Soundcheck (Coffee's Cold) | | |--02 Red And Blazing | | |--03 Back Step Cindy >Purple Bamboo | | |--04 The Lost Lamb | | |--05 Coffee's Cold | | |--06 Journey Home | | |--07 Halo > Annabelle June | | `--Abby2005-10-11 | `--Song Of The Traveling Daughter | |--01 Sometimes | |--02 Rockabye Dixie | |--03 Coffee's Cold | |--04 Red And Blazing | |--05 Single Drop Of Honey | |--06 Eve Stole The Apple | |--07 Who's Gonna Shoe | |--08 Backstep Cindy_Purple Bamboo | |--09 The Lost Lamb | |--10 Nobody's Fault But Mine | |--11 Halo | |--12 Song Of The Traveling Daughter | |--13 Deep In The Night | |--14 Momma | |--Abigail Washburn Song Of The Traveling Daughter (2005) | `--cover |--Alice Wylde | `--Songs of Old Appalachcia | |--01 West Virginia Boys | |--02 Bill Stafford | |--03 My Old Brown Coat and Me | |--04 Babes in the Wood | |--05 Shilohs Hill | |--06 Groundhog | |--07 Old Pheobe Ice | |--08 Heart of Glass | |--09 Revolutionary Tea | |--10 Johnny Doyle | `--11 Unclouded Day |--Allison Hadley | `--Sortilege:Academic Leave | |--01 Swamps of July | |--02 This is A Song About Trains | |--03 June Apple | |--04 Morning on the River | `--05 Swallows |--Antonia Lamb | |--Banjo Grandmas Family Album | | |--01 Horse Named Bill | | |--02 If I Were A Whale | | |--03 Lizard in Your Pants | | |--04 Old Blue | | |--05 Stop On By | | |--06 Light | | |--07 Joanna | | |--08 Morning & An Oldsmobile | | |--09 I Love My Teeth | | |--10 Bad Salad | | |--11 Collards Greens & Snails | | |--12 Luckys House | | `--13 Goops | `--Easy To Love Her | |--01 Morning & An Oldsmobile | |--02 A Pass At You | |--03 Easy To Love Her | |--04 Promises | |--05 Joanna | |--06 Everything Changes | |--07 2 4 D | |--08 Jealous | |--09 Thats the Way Ill Get Over You | |--10 Wolf | |--11 Hey Now Go Down | `--12 Say Goodbye To Mendocino |--Ari and Her Banjo | |--Collected Recordings from the Spring of 2011 | | |--01 Cat | | |--02 Old Grey Coat | | |--03 Cider | | |--04 Fox & Roach | | |--05 Little Satchel | | `--06 Birthday Song | |--Golem | | |--01 List | | |--02 On Urrus | | |--03 Whomsoever Should Come | | |--04 Yahyas Song | | |--05 Black is the Color | | |--06 House of 10000 Names | | `--07 Seagulls | |--One-upman | | |--01 Diana | | |--02 Little Brother | | |--03 Never Enough | | |--04 Ways of the World:House Carpenter | | |--05 Song of the Firstborn | | |--06 Borrower | | `--07 Begging Song | `--Square Root of 2 | |--01 Infinate Regress | |--02 Go Where You Will | |--03 Never Get To Heaven When You Die | |--04 Binding Rope | |--05 Callers Call the Weepers Weep | |--06 Big Sciota | `--07 Hundred Miles |--Aunt Jenny Wilson | `--Recordings from the collection of Fred Coon | |--01 Georgia Buck | |--02 Shady Grove - Banjo | |--03 Shady Grove - verses | |--04 Lone Indian | |--05 Soldier and the Lady | |--06 How Aunt Jenny learned | |--07 Elk River Boys | |--08 Witch Story #1 | |--09 Jaybird | |--10 Im All Alone Tonight | |--11 Turkish Revelry | |--12 Bottled in Bond - banjo and verse | |--13 Roving Gambler | |--14 Bean Stringings:Quiltings Square Dances | |--15 Shout Lulu | |--16 On the Banks of the Old Guyan | |--17 Warfield - banjo, verses | |--18 Down in Carolina | |--19 Got No Honey Babe Now | |--20 Witch Story #2 | |--21 Canary Bird | |--22 Molly Bonder | |--23 Dinah - banjo and verses | |--24 Roan County Prisoner - story and song | |--25 Wizard Story | `--26 East Virginia |--Carling Berkhout | |--Carling Berkhout | | |--01 Susans Gone | | |--02 Whiskey Before Breakfast | | |--03 Little Liza Jane | | |--04 Mole in the Ground | | |--05 Down to the River To Pray | | |--06 Old Joe Clark & Ida Red | | |--07 Early May Lilies | | `--08 June Apple | `--Mourning Dove Songs | |--01 Geese in Flight | |--02 Heirloom | |--03 Strangers Home | |--04 Best White Socks | |--05 Backporch Goodbye | |--06 Jane | `--07 Prelude Before Bed |--Cathy Fink | |--Banjo Haiku | | |--01 Julie Ann Johnson | | |--02 Boyne River | | |--03 Miss McClouds Reel | | |--04 Cumberland Gap | | |--05 Ladies Waist Ribbon | | |--06 Buffalo Girls | | |--07 Cider Mill | | |--08 Isadoras | | |--09 Ducks on the Pond | | |--10 Liza Jane | | |--11 Sandy River Belle | | |--12 Soldiers Joy | | |--13 Safe Harbour Rag:Wild HOg in the Woods | | |--14 Time Draws Near | | |--15 Frosty Morning | | |--16 New River Train | | |--17 Paddy on the Railroad | | |--18 Sleeping Lu | | |--19 Rush in the Pepper | | |--20 Isadores Reel | | |--21 Darling Nelly Grey | | |--22 Kitchen Girl | | |--23 Idaho | | |--24 Johnny Dont Get Drunk | | |--25 Silver and Gold | | `--26 Said the Banjo to the Whipporwill | |--Banjo Talkin' | | |--01 Ishikawa | | |--02 Mistreated Mama Blues | | |--03 Bob & Carolee | | |--04 What the Lord Done Give You | | |--05 Banjo Pickin' Girl | | |--06 Banjo Talkin' | | |--07 Buffalo Girls | | |--08 Home on the Range | | |--09 North Carolina Breakdown | | |--10 Prayer of a Miner's Child | | |--11 Coleman's March | | |--12 Oh! Susanna | | |--13 1st String Fling | | |--14 Walking the Dog | | |--15 Sunny Home in Dixie | | |--16 Fun Is Money | | |--17 Old Mother Flanagan | | |--Banjo Talkin' | | `--cover blog | `--Doggone My Time | |--01 Where the West Begins | |--02 Im So Lonesome I Could Cry | |--03 Cuckoo | |--04 Sara McCutcheon | |--05 Cats Got the Measles | |--06 Coal Mining Woman | |--07 Monkey Medley on Banjo | |--08 Midlight Prayerlight | |--09 No Tell Hotel | |--10 When Its Darkness on the Delta | |--11 Cottonpatch Rag | |--12 Coming Home | |--13 Little Billy Wilson:Shenandoah Falls | `--14 My Old Kentucky Home |--Cousin Emmy | |--Ash Grove Jul 5 1963 | | |--Early | | | |--01 Foggy Mountain Top | | | |--02 Song Introduction | | | |--03 Pretty Little Miss Out in the Garden | | | |--04 Song Introduction | | | |--05 Free Little Bird | | | |--06 Crawdad | | | |--07 Song Introduction | | | |--08 Drunkards Wife | | | |--09 Sinking in the Lonesome Sea | | | |--10 Pretty Polly | | | |--11 Shortnin Bread | | | |--12 Im Just A Poor Bachelor | | | |--13 I Still See You | | | |--14 Song Introduction | | | |--15 You Are My Sunshine | | | |--16 Arkansas Traveler | | | |--17 Lost John | | | |--18 Bowling Green | | | |--19 Precious Jewel | | | `--20 Ida Red | | `--Late | | |--01 Banjo Pickin Girl | | |--02 Molly & Tenbrooks | | |--03 Barney Oh Barney | | |--04 Sugar in the Gourd | | |--05 German Waltz | | |--06 Mother Went To Pray | | |--07 Tennessee Hills | | |--08 Instrumental | | |--09 Aint It Hard | | |--10 Turkey in the Straw | | |--11 Groundhog | | |--12 Arkansas Traveler | | |--13 Thank You to Ed | | |--14 Farther Along | | `--15 Walkin This Land | |--Ash Grove Jul 6 1963 | | |--Early | | | |--01 Goin Down the Road Feelin Bad | | | |--04 Faded Picture on the Wall | | | |--05 | | | |--07 Johnny Booker | | | |--08 Listen to the Mockingbird | | | |--09 Thank You Ed | | | |--10 Ill Be True To My True Love | | | |--12 Lost John | | | `--13 Cotton Eyed Joe | | `--Late | | |--02 Fly Around | | |--05 Bury Me Beneath the Willow | | |--08 Goin Down South | | |--09 Goin Away to Get You Off My Mind | | |--10 Dance All Night | | `--13 Mountain Dew | `--Kentucky Mountain Ballads | |--01 Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane [Louisville Radio 1st Show] | |--02 Ruby [Louisville Radio 3rd Show] | |--03 Barney O Barney | |--04 Ruby | |--05 Groundhog [Louisville Radio 1st Show] | |--06 Arkansas Traveler | |--07 Sowing on the Mountain | |--08 I Wish I Was a Single Girl, Again | |--09 Little Joe | |--10 I Wish I Was in Bowling Green | |--11 Lost John | |--12 Come All You Virginia Gals | |--13 Wonder Who Will Meet Me There | |--14 Freight Train Blues | |--15 Free Little Bird | |--16 Broken Hearted One You Left Alone | |--17 Fishers Hornpipe | |--18 Turkey in the Straw | |--19 Lost John [Louisville Radio 1st Show] | |--20 Cacklin' Hen | |--21 Lonesome Road Blues | |--22 Johnny Booker | |--23 Mother's Grave
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