Reeltime Travelers

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Like A Songbird That Has Fallen 03:14 Tools
Little Bird of Heaven 03:06 Tools
Halleluiah 05:30 Tools
Too Young to Marry 02:12 Tools
Paddy Won't You Drink Some Cider 02:20 Tools
Higher Rock 04:46 Tools
Maybe the Last Time 04:56 Tools
Bear Creek 02:46 Tools
Kiss Me Quick Papas Coming 03:13 Tools
Ain't Gwine Drink a, No More 02:18 Tools
Elzics Farewell 02:40 Tools
Sally Goodin 02:49 Tools
Down the River 03:34 Tools
Flippin Jenny 02:10 Tools
Father Adieu 04:19 Tools
Hardtimes In New York Town 03:05 Tools
Eyes Like Cherries 03:17 Tools
Little Johnny Brown 03:00 Tools
Raven 03:05 Tools
June Apple 02:19 Tools
Walking in the Parlor 01:51 Tools
Swing Low 03:15 Tools
Pretty Little Girl 01:47 Tools
Cherry River Line 02:45 Tools
Like A Songbird That Has Fallen (Album Version) 02:45 Tools
One Time Charlie's Railroad Blues 03:59 Tools
Crossing The Little Doe River 03:43 Tools
Twin Sisters-Lonesome John 04:06 Tools
Rock That Cradle Lucy 02:44 Tools
Short Life Of Trouble 03:42 Tools
Like A Songbird That Has Fallen -Reeltime Travelers 03:13 Tools
Going Across The Mountains 03:35 Tools
Like A Songbird That Has Fallen(shabzendeha.blogfa.com) 03:17 Tools
Hard Times in New York Town 03:05 Tools
Twin Sisters, Lonesome John 04:06 Tools
Old Joe Clark 04:06 Tools
Kiss Me Quick Papa's Coming 04:06 Tools
Like A Songbird That Has Fallen - REELTIME TRAVELERS 04:06 Tools
Like a So 04:06 Tools
Tater Patch 04:06 Tools
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Recently disbanded Tennessee group which played old-time stringband music. The band formed when four folks crossed paths in historical country music town, Johnson City, Tennessee, the site of the Ralph Stanley's first recording with the Stanley Brothers, and today's Bluegrass and Country Music Program at East Tennessee State University. Singer/songwriter guitarist Martha Scanlan and mandolinist Thomas Sneed moved to the heart of Appalachia from West of the Mississippi after hearing about the region's music while playing bluegrass in Europe. Fiddler and dancer Heidi Andrade came to the region from California with her husband, banjoist Roy Andrade, a native of Asheville, North Carolina. In the winter of 2002 Bristol, Tennessee native and bassist Brandon Story joined the band. Even before the Reeltime Travelers played together, each had a love for mountain music and a passion to learn the stories behind it. They continue to do fieldwork, interviewing old musicians, uncovering forgotten tunes, and in their shows and children's workshops, passing along the traditions they've collected. The Reeltime Travelers bring five individual voices together to mine a common well of American roots music. Traveling the country, keeping old tunes alive and expanding the canon of Old-time songs, the Reeltime Travelers show a reverence for tradition while creating their own Old-Time Reeltime Americana music. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.