The music recorded here is strongly tied to the southern mountain region of the United States, yet it is peppered with music from other roots. There is a union song by Joe Hill and other tunes that have a western flavor. There is even a newer song by Utah Phillips, but it sounds old to me. Enjoy. H. Roy Roland on guitar, fiddle and accordion. Hershel Olmsted on banjos and guitar Tony Wright on fiddle, guitar, and French harp 1) Sandy boys / Big eyed rabbit 11) Deer walk/ Rock the cradle 2) Yellow rose of Texas 12) If I lose 3) Goodnight-Lovin’ trail (Utah Phillips) 13) Hollow poplar / Shagpoke 4) Waitin for Nancy / Sadie at the back door 14) Western country 5) Preacher and the slave (Joe Hill) 15) Fishin’ Blues 6) Sugar hill 16) Sweet sunny south 7) Baltimore fire 17) John Henry 8) Peekaboo waltz 18) Been all ‘round this world 9) Wild hog in the woods 19) Things in life 10) Oh my little darlin’ 20) Goin’ down the river Recordings from a former iteration of Wild Hog in the Woods… GREAT STUFF!

		Great old fiddle and banjo music with a real back-porch feel. You can almost hear the rocking chair keeping time to the music being put out by these two fine old-time musicians. Some of these tracks have been used in TV documentaries because they so nicely evoke a bygone era. Joe Huff fiddle Hershel Olmsted banjo 1) Snow bird on the ash bank 11) Double file 2) Shove that pig foot in the fire 12) John Brown’s march 3) Mikah in the wilderness 13) Happy hollow 4) Cumberland gap 14) Liza Jane/ Shortnin’ bread 5) Old Christmas eve 15) Booth shot Lincoln 6) Ducks on the mill pond 16) Briar-picker Brown 7) Spotted pony 17) Jeff Sturgeon 8) Sally-Anne Johnson 18) Needle case 9) Cindy 19) Fly away my pretty 10) Cat on a leash