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Hear Ye; Hear Ye
Our new CD, Echos Of The Mountains is HERE. (Scroll down on this page to see one, or go directly to our Store.) Be the first kid on your block to own one. Watch here for updates.
Thanks so much to everyone who joined us for High Mountain Hay Fever or Grey Fox, and a special "thanks" to those hearty souls who were with us at both festivals.
HMHF was the best ever, and the new Grey Fox site (occupied by the "old" GF crowd) was better than we could have ever hoped for. We've definitely got a new home. Make your plans for next year; we have.
There have been several requests for past installments of Ron's "rants." If you're tough enough, click here. Former "installments"
Also see our store for all available DBFS CDs.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our long time friends and supporters, especially Rounder Records and LaBella Strings and mention that it would be nearly impossible to continue without such support.
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L to R: Dan Russell, Brian Aldridge, Tom Boyd, Ron Thomason

L to R: Tom Boyd, Dan Russell, Ron Thomason, Brian Aldridge

L to R: Tom Boyd, Dan Russell, Ron Thomason, Brian Aldridge

L to R: Tom Boyd, Dan Russell, Ron Thomason, Brian Aldridge
Dry Branch Fire Squad plays aggressively traditional bluegrass music. For more than a quarter of a century they've been a too well-kept secret. It took a cattle prod to get them on the Web.
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Echos of the Mountains

SONGS: 1. Dixie Cowboy, 2. Echo Mountain, 3. Rider on an Orphan Train, 4. Up on the Divide, 5. (You've Got to Pray to the Lord) When You See Those Flying Saucers, 6. Bring It On Home to Me, 7. Little Joe, 8. Seven Spanish Angels, 9. Stormy Waters, 10. O Captain, My Captain, 11. Power in the Blood, 12. Rovin' Gambler, 13. Grayson's Train, 14. Thank You, Lord
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