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15. Hard Ain't it Hard
This is really two songs: Woody Guthrie's "Hard Ain't It Hard" and a little bit of "Black Mountain Rag" by Leslie Keith.
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13. Old Time John Henry
Sure it's a traditional -- but this is how Tommy Jarrell played it.
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11. Todos Ellos (Everybody Two-Step)
Will found this track on an old Tejano 78 from the fiddler El Ciego Melquíades Rodriguez.
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8. Jake Leg Blues
This is an old track from the Mississippi Sheiks. One day we'll get it as slow as they do.
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5. I Got Mine
There's lots of versions of this song, but we patterned ours after The Skillet Lickers'... again.
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4. Cowboy Waltz
Woody Guthrie was a talented fiddle player too, you know. We got this song from him, with a nod to the New Lost City Ramblers.
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3. Bully of the Town
There's lots of versions of this song, but we patterned ours after The Skillet Lickers'.
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14. K.C. Moan
This is a song that the Memphis Jug Band made popular and Bob Weir made a little less enjoyable.
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12. Shanghai in China
This is a tune from the Carolina Tarheels that we medley with "Alabama Blues" by The Three Stripped Gears. Taylor tries to sing the backup as well as Will's son Guthrie does.
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7. Jenny on the Railroad
This is a song from the other Carter family -- the Carter Brothers and Son.
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6. Big Cat, Little Cat
The first tune comes from a man by the name of Cuje Bertram, then we medley it with a little Fisher's Hornpipe.
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16. What A Day
This is an old gospel track written by J. Hill of The Stamps. J.T. used to sing this in a quartet and he's happy to not sing tenor anymore.
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1. Got No Honeybabe Now
We take "Got No Honeybabe" from Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers and then we add a little "G Rag," like we learned it from Andrew Baxter and the Georgia Yellow Hammers.
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