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Folks ask where IS this South End you keep talkin' about? You want to know the truth, the South End is really a geography of the imagination. A place where the porches go on forever, the jug is never empty, and the avante-gardens sprout weeds more exotic than any suburban flower. Economists will tell you jobs are scarce as a chicken's orthodontist down our neck of the nettle forests. Which is exactly WHY we settled here and NOT Hong Kong. We got way too much work to do to be side-tracked with jobs. We got homes to build and gardens to hoe and dreams to live and a whole world to create. What we got an abundance of down here on the South End is time. That may not seem like much to some folks, but here it's made all the difference. Take a little time yourself and listen awhile to the Band's newest hi-fidelity recordin'. It's just one of the many roads down to the South End, but there's no traffic. So enjoy the drive. You'll get here pretty quick. We're the South End String Band. Drop by any time. Wende Hilyard - mountain dulcimer, vocals Monika Denasha - guitar/banjo, vocals Rebecca Fletcher - hammered dulcimer Chaim Bezalel - guitar/autoharp, vocals Mike Hilley - mandolin Paul Platis - guitar Bill Gum - stand-up bass Jim Karr - stand-up bass John Muhler - percussion, vocals Erich Schweiger - fiddle, vocals Jack Archibald - banjo, vocals Skeeter Daddle - spiritual advisor Recorded and mixed by Mark Dodge, Big Quack Productions Copyright 2005, The South End String Band Check out the artist's website: http://www.bigquack.com Track List: 1. South End Blues 2. Jerusalem Ridge 3. Growling Old Man, Cackling Old Woman 4. Nine Hundred Miles 5. Kesh Jig 6. Old Plank Road 7. Honey, You Led Me to the Wrong 8. Bill Cheatum 9. West Virginia 10. Pretty Little Dog 11. Old Mother Flanagan 12. Barlow Knife 13. 8th of January 14. Swallowtail Jig 15. Lonesome Road Blues 16. Frosty Morning 17. Love Farewell Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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