RUN BOY RUN
''SO SANG THE WHIPPOORWILL''
MARCH 19 2013
43:16
1. So Sang the Whippoorwill /2:05
2. Get Up Jake /3:08
3. Silver Dagger /3:41
4. Red Rocking Chair /3:27
5. Cora Belle /2:45
6. Roving Davey /3:47
7. Little Girl /4:22
8. Two Brothers /4:27
9. Hoot Owl /3:46
10. Down in the Willow Garden /3:50
11. Lucinda Jones / Cherokee Trail /3:13
12. In the Tea Garden /4:45
Jesse Allen/Upright Bass
Grace Rolland/Vocals, Cello
Matt Rolland/Fiddle
Bekah Sandoval/Vocals, Fiddle, Guitar
Jen Sandoval/Vocals, Mandolin
Doing a weekly radio show for a few decades a man sometimes feels he has heard way too much music and he avoids cafes where singer/songwriters perform and puts his iPod in the drawer and enjoys long silent walks in the snowy woods and then along comes this very band, Run Boy Run, two fiddles, mandolin, cello, and bass, young musicians who have caught the spirit of the traditional and who combine bold playing and beautiful harmony singing, which is a miracle whenever you hear it. My only quibble was whether they shouldn’t separate the Boy from the Run Run with a pair of commas, but now I think not. I saw them clear late one night at a party when they played for three hours straight, unamplified, and danced while they did it, and wanted to play more but the van was leaving. I am old and jaded but I still have my hearing and when I hear Run Boy Run, it all comes back to me, why I started doing that show back then. I hope they go on forever.
– Garrison Keillor
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''SO SANG THE WHIPPOORWILL''
MARCH 19 2013
43:16
1. So Sang the Whippoorwill /2:05
2. Get Up Jake /3:08
3. Silver Dagger /3:41
4. Red Rocking Chair /3:27
5. Cora Belle /2:45
6. Roving Davey /3:47
7. Little Girl /4:22
8. Two Brothers /4:27
9. Hoot Owl /3:46
10. Down in the Willow Garden /3:50
11. Lucinda Jones / Cherokee Trail /3:13
12. In the Tea Garden /4:45
Jesse Allen/Upright Bass
Grace Rolland/Vocals, Cello
Matt Rolland/Fiddle
Bekah Sandoval/Vocals, Fiddle, Guitar
Jen Sandoval/Vocals, Mandolin
Doing a weekly radio show for a few decades a man sometimes feels he has heard way too much music and he avoids cafes where singer/songwriters perform and puts his iPod in the drawer and enjoys long silent walks in the snowy woods and then along comes this very band, Run Boy Run, two fiddles, mandolin, cello, and bass, young musicians who have caught the spirit of the traditional and who combine bold playing and beautiful harmony singing, which is a miracle whenever you hear it. My only quibble was whether they shouldn’t separate the Boy from the Run Run with a pair of commas, but now I think not. I saw them clear late one night at a party when they played for three hours straight, unamplified, and danced while they did it, and wanted to play more but the van was leaving. I am old and jaded but I still have my hearing and when I hear Run Boy Run, it all comes back to me, why I started doing that show back then. I hope they go on forever.
– Garrison Keillor
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