Red Molly

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Do I Ever Cross Your Mind 00:00 Tools
May I Suggest 00:00 Tools
Wichita 00:00 Tools
Honey on My Grave 00:00 Tools
You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning 00:00 Tools
Beaumont Rest Stop 00:00 Tools
The Mind of a Soldier 00:00 Tools
Hold It All 00:00 Tools
Walk Beside Me 00:00 Tools
Troubled Mind 00:00 Tools
Summertime 00:00 Tools
Dear Someone 00:00 Tools
Old Dancing Fool 00:00 Tools
Come On In My Kitchen 00:00 Tools
Does My Ring Burn Your Finger 00:00 Tools
The Last Call 00:00 Tools
Oh My Sweet Carolina 00:00 Tools
Gulf Coast Highway 00:00 Tools
Tear My Stillhouse Down 00:00 Tools
Oh My Michael 00:00 Tools
Is the Blue Moon Still Shining 00:00 Tools
Can't Let Go 00:00 Tools
The End of the Line 00:00 Tools
Foreign Lander 00:00 Tools
Black Flowers 00:00 Tools
Wayfaring Stranger 00:00 Tools
Ghost 00:00 Tools
Jezebel 00:00 Tools
Falling In 00:00 Tools
Your Long Journey 00:00 Tools
Yellow House 00:00 Tools
1952 Vincent Black Lightning 00:00 Tools
By the Mark 00:00 Tools
Fever 00:00 Tools
Clinch River Blues 00:00 Tools
Hello Goodbye 00:00 Tools
Lookin' for Trouble 00:00 Tools
Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia 00:00 Tools
Poor Boy 00:00 Tools
Willow Tree 00:00 Tools
Why Should I Cry 00:00 Tools
This Farm Needs a Man 00:00 Tools
It's Too Late to Call It a Night 00:00 Tools
Sing to Me 00:00 Tools
Make Me Lonely Again 00:00 Tools
Caleb Meyer 00:00 Tools
I Am Listening 00:00 Tools
Homeward Bound 00:00 Tools
You Don't Have the Heart for It 00:00 Tools
Are You Lonesome Tonight 00:00 Tools
When It's All Wrong 00:00 Tools
My Baby Loves Me 00:00 Tools
With a Memory Like Mine 00:00 Tools
Long Ride Home 00:00 Tools
Pretend 00:00 Tools
Coal Tattoo 00:00 Tools
Long Gone Lonesome Blues 00:00 Tools
Annabelle 00:00 Tools
Copper Ponies 00:00 Tools
She's Got You 00:00 Tools
Ohio 00:00 Tools
Lay Down Your Burden 00:00 Tools
So Are You to Me 00:00 Tools
Blue Night 00:00 Tools
Seven Years 00:00 Tools
Mary of the Wild Moor 00:00 Tools
When the Roll is Called Up Yonder 00:00 Tools
Long Island Cowboy 00:00 Tools
It's Goodbye and So Long to You 00:00 Tools
Darlin Corey 00:00 Tools
Seven Years (live) 00:00 Tools
Oh My Sweet Carolina (Ryan Adams cover) 00:00 Tools
Are You Lonesome Tonight (Elvis Presley cover) 00:00 Tools
Darlin' Corey 00:00 Tools
May I Suggest (Susan Werner cover) 00:00 Tools
Gulf Coast Highway (Nanci Griffith cover) 00:00 Tools
Do I Ever Cross Your Mind (Dolly Parton cover) 00:00 Tools
Can't Let Go (Lucinda Williams cover) 00:00 Tools
Goodbye And So Long To You 00:00 Tools
Bible Song 00:00 Tools
Hey Good Lookin' 00:00 Tools
Prisoner 00:00 Tools
Alabama 00:00 Tools
Prisioner (Jack Hardy cover) 00:00 Tools
Sail Away 00:00 Tools
Are You Lonesome Tonight? 00:00 Tools
Rain 00:00 Tools
So Are You To Me (live) 00:00 Tools
Ghost (Mark Erelli cover) 00:00 Tools
Dear Someone (Gillian Welch cover) 00:00 Tools
Broken Things 00:00 Tools
Why Should I Cry (Mark Erelli cover) 00:00 Tools
Rain (Patty Griffin cover) 00:00 Tools
Caleb Meyer [Live] 00:00 Tools
You Don't Have The Heart For I 00:00 Tools
Oh My Sweet Carolina [Live] 00:00 Tools
Prisioner 00:00 Tools
Wayfairing Stranger 00:00 Tools
It's Goodbye and So Long to You [Live] 00:00 Tools
Gulf Coast Highway (feat. Fred Gillen, Jr.) 00:00 Tools
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Red Molly is a folk trio consisting of Laurie MacAllister (vocals, guitar, banjo), Abbie Gardner (vocals, guitar, Dobro, lap steel guitar), and Carolann Solebello (vocals, guitar, precision acoustic bass, mandolin). They perform original works composed by each of the group members, as well as covers of other songwriters including Hank Williams, Gillian Welch and Ryan Adams. Their fans are known as Redheads. Red Molly was formed late one night at the 2004 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. Abbie, Carolann, and Laurie, solo singer/songwriters, were the last ones left at a song circle. They liked the way they sounded together and decided to form a band. The name Red Molly is taken from a character in the Richard Thompson song "1952 Vincent Black Lightning." On June 15, 2010 Red Molly announced that Carolann Solebello would be leaving the group and replaced by Molly Venter. On July 24 Solebello announced to the crowd at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival it was her last show with the band and concluded: "I know about 75% of you by face, and I wanted my last show to be with my friends here at Falcon Ridge, not at some small club in some country I didn't know anybody." Solebello continues to perform as a solo artist and released her third solo album "Threshold", in June 2011. Molly Venter's debut with the trio was on August 6, 2010 at the Lunenburg Folk Festival. Their career started to take off in 2006. They were the top vote getters in the 2006 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artist Showcase. WUMB in Boston named them Top New Artist of the Year and picked their Album Never Been to Vegas one of their Top 10 Albums of 2006. They appeared in John Platt's Under the Radar series in New York a showcase for up and coming musicians. In 2007 they toured with Pat Wictor and Ellis, the other winners of the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist showcase, on the Falcon Ridge Preview tour and performed with them in the Most Wanted Song Swap at the Festival itself. In 2010 they have played Merlefest and have been invited back to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival as a headliner. Their album "Love and Other Tragedies" reached number 15 on the Americana Charts on June 30, 2008. Their next album "James" reached #4 on the Americana charts in May of 2010 and # 1 on the Folk DJ chart. The recording, "The Red Album", the group's second since the departure of founding member Carolann Solebello, is their freshest and edgiest to date. After immersing themselves in songwriting, the Mollies made a conscious decision to record more original songs than on any previous album, making their choice of specific covers all the more significant. With their arsenal of new songs and select favorites at hand (including a very long-awaited cover of the song that is their namesake) "1952 Vincent Black Lightning", the band traveled to Nashville to work with producer Ken Coomer (drummer for Uncle Tupelo and Wilco), and the result is a darkly percussive, wildly cool, and powerfully different collection of songs than you'd expect from a ladylike folk trio. "The Red Album", realized on May 27, 2014, was featured in USA Today and CMT Edge. It spent 16 weeks on the Americana Radio Top 40 chart, reaching #10, and it was #1 on the Folk DJ Radio Chart for all of 2014. A 6-song EP, "One for All & All for One," was released in 2018. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.