Harlan County Kentucky was notorious for moon shine running, and sometimes the young runners had to make a choice when it came to getting caught.

This is a song that has been cut by gospel and country artists, but this is the first bluegrass rendition. I love the emotion that this genre brings to the lyrics and melody.

This song has been #1 on the charts for Canada off and on for several weeks at N1M radio. Globally, it was as high as #11.

This song has never been recorded as acoustic bluegrass, but I love it.

Not really based on any life event, just a hook.

The world needs more songs that are just plain fun, and this is a bluegrass song that was super fun to write and to watch the session players demo.

Uptempo: How do you get a woman out of your craw? With red hot fiddle, banjo, and dobro of course!

Bluegrass version of this song. AJ Kross on vocals.

This song is about the death of the steam-engine train that was replaced with the diesel. The story tells of the train's last run across the country. My co-writer and I have written numerous songs about people, places and things from out of the past. We are considering putting them onto a CD to make available at various Historical Societies in New England.