Kentucky Folk Songs and Ballads
Logan English, the grandson of two opera singers, grew up in Kentucky's lowlands, where he learned mountain music from tenant workers on his parents' farm. Every song on this album has roots in English's childhood, and Kenny Goldstein provides informative notes for each track.
Track Listing
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101
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Bangum and the Boar | Logan English | 1:47 | |
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102
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East Virginia | Logan English | 2:47 | |
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103
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Little Cory | Logan English | 1:45 | |
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104
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Bold Robington's Courtship | Logan English | 2:07 | |
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105
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Wild Bill Jones | Logan English | 3:06 | |
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106
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William and Dinah | Logan English | 3:55 | |
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201
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A Railroader For Me | Logan English | 1:47 | |
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202
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Bruton Town | Logan English | 3:49 | |
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203
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Old Doc Jones | Logan English | 0:38 | |
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204
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Love Henry | Logan English | 2:29 | |
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205
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The Lady and the Glove | Logan English | 2:14 | |
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206
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Durant Jail | Logan English | 4:19 |
Album Info
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