American Roots Songbook: Man Of Constant Sorrow CD

American Roots Songbook: Man Of Constant Sorrow Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Folk CDs, Bluegrass, Instrumental, String Band, Country
Label	St. Clair
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	182216
CD Universe Part number	4904706
Catalog number	6788
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 11, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed

American Roots Songbook: Man Of Constant Sorrow Songs

	1.	Tom Bigbee Waltz - Jay Ungar/John Sebastian/Molly Mason
	2.	Water Is Wide, The - John Doan/Brian Keane
	3.	Midnight on the Water - Jay Ungar/Molly Mason
	4.	Seneca Square Dance - Jay Ungar/Molly Mason/Peter Blue/Brian Keane
	5.	Footprints in the Snow - Eric Weissberg/Kenny Kosek/Molly Mason/Stacy Phillips/Bill Keith/Tony Trischka
	6.	Sweet Sunny South - John Sholle/Stacy Phillips
	7.	Shenandoah - Brian Keane
	8.	Greenwood Tree, The - Nancy Blake/Norman Blake
	9.	Shady Grove - Dan Barrett/Kenny Kosek/Alan Feldman/Lorraine Lee
	10.	Charles Giteaux - Nancy Blake/Norman Blake
	11.	Man of Constant Sorrow - Eric Weissberg/Brian Keane
	12.	Darling Cara - Eric Weissberg
	13.	When First Unto This Country - Jay Ungar/John Sebastian/John Whelan/Molly Mason
	14.	Wagoner's Lad - John Sebastian/Brian Keane

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