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1. | On the Road Again / Wabash Cannon Ball | |
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2. | Georgia On My Mind | |
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3. | Snowbird | |
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4. | Tumbling Tumbleweeds / Cool Water | |
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5. | Tennessee Waltz | |
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6. | Down To The River To Pray / Swing Low, Sweet Chariot | |
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7. | Ring of Fire / Ghost Riders in the Sky | |
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8. | The Easy Winners | |
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9. | Anytime | |
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10. | Brown Eyes Blue | |
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11. | Forever and Ever | |
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12. | She Believes in Me | |
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13. | Wildwood Flower | |
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14. | Let the Rest of the World Go By/Make the World Go Away | |
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15. | San Antonio Rose | |
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16. | Sunshine on My Shoulders | |
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17. | Happy Trails / Back in the Saddle Again | |
With the success of On the Countryside released last year, Steve once again has joined up with David Patt and Andre Mayeux to create his most exciting recording yet! Twenty-three songs and over one hour in length, creative arrangements and the 'best of the best' musicians (including grand piano, guitar, dobro, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, cajun accordian, harmonica, fiddle, drums, bass and even a few special background vocals in five pieces) all combine to bring the listener 'back in the saddle' again. Relive the days of the western saloon, while Steve performs Scott Joplinšs The Easy Winners. Youšll be transported back into time with many of these well known selections. Simply put, this music is guaranteed to make you toe-tappin' happy.
TESTIMONIALS:
“My new CD, Country Crossroads, arrived yesterday.
I have listened to it almost continuously, and you have
all definitely put together another beautiful album
chalked full of terrific songs. The old songs certainly
bring back pleasant memories, while the newer ones seem
to speak to me on a positive note as well. Well done...I
think this group is ready for the Grand Ole Opery. The
music sounds like you all had fun making both this CD
and On the Country Side. Please express my “thank-you”
to all the wonderful people who shared in creating Country
Crossroads."
- Barbara S., Harrison, Arizona