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This John Denver best-of spans many of the high points of his songwriting career, including the song that introduced him to chart success, "Leaving on a Jet Plane," the much-covered "Take Me Home Country Roads," the gorgeous "Annie's Song," ... John Denver 16 Biggest Hits Songs 16 Biggest Hits Music Review Purchase 16 Biggest Hits CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Led Zeppelin - DVD DVDs (2003)
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| | Kevin Tuckfield Ozark Mountain Bluegrass CD (2009)
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$12.15 Kevin TuckfieldIndependent Country Artist -singer/songwriter, owning an Independent Publishing company: Crow Mtn. Music L.L.C. that licenses music on cable and Network TV. Over 50 songs signed with licensing companies in New York, Portland, L.A, and Toronto. Placements on CMT, MTV, VH1, Style, A&E, Bravo, Travel Channel, History Channel, Food Network, HGTV, National Geographic and PBS Public Television. Co-writing with Furfly Music and Ash Street Music in Nashville, TN. Six Independently produced albums of which are three albums in Nashville, recorded at Station Sound and Clemment Vision Nashville, TN. Music Video on TNN's "Video Country" TV show."Ozark mtn Bluegrass" was recorded with the pickers of the Del McCoury Band. They play regularly on the Grand Ole Opry. They are friends of the engineer; David Ferguson (Fergie), the guitar player; Carlton Moody, and the bass player; Joe Allen. I have been songwriting with Joe for 20 + years, and when I wanted to do a bluegrass CD, I got with Joe, and they set it up. These guys are amazing professionals. Many thanks to them for their help. It was an honor to get to record with them, and my hat 's off to them for their great pickin. My sincere thanks goes to Joe Allen for co-producing this album and for his help and friendship all these years, for he is one of the best songwriters and bass players in Nashville. Liner NotesThis CD idea was born about a year ago when my son, Nathan, suggested I should go back to playing bluegrass, because I always had fun when I played. So, I took his advice and started looking for a new banjo. I went through three, looking for just the one I wanted to play, and I even began teaching my daughter, Megan to play. Sure enough, as I played I began to have fun with the music again. I was enjoying it so much I also began playing in a Cowboy band at the Pope County Fairgrounds. I was excited by the new material, so I pulled out some older bluegrass songs that I had written in the 80's and 90's that I had never finished, and in the span of only a few days I had a CD's worth of songs I wanted to do and added another when I got to the studio. And there you have it, that's how the CD was born.1. Pull the Cork or Push the Plow- Uncle Ethyl plows with Bertha and pulls the cork, to decide on working or not.2. Outhouse blues- fond memories from Richard Wilson or maybe not so fond. *note- the "flap seat" is the place where you are using a large, homemade paper fan to flap and get some air. ( Forester's motto- always have a roll handy, watch for the bear)3. Give me Sugar Babe - I was in one of those moods. (Disclaimer- This is not about anyone, don't ask) It's just hillbilly fun.4. Light a Shuck - Gene Pearce and I worked with a guy named Alan Harris, nicknamed "Podunk". His claim to fame was he was the mayor of Casa (Pop. 100?) Whenever the work was done he would say "let's light a shuck and get out of here". This came from when he was a kid and they had a singin or a dinner on the ground event. When the sun went down and it got dark they would light cornshucks on fire, and carry them in their hand, to use as a torch to see their way. Gene told me in 1988, that I should write ...
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