Last train from poor valley, Norman Blacke TBD (happy birthday) and JP Jahia

[Jean Pierre]

It's a beautiful old song of american guitarist singer Norman Blake in the album "The fields of November"

I did a backtrack guitar/dobro/acoustic basse  inspired by the magical Seldom Scene version (I added mandoline and banjo by BIAB)

and Tim was kind enough to sing this song for me
He did it here by changing the original melodic singing line of the song but he also has to make me a version with the original melodic line

Thank you very much TIM..and happy birthday !

[alfstone]

WONDERFUL collaboration, many many congrats to both of you!!! 

Alfredo

[Pine]

Norman Blake is one of my all time favorite guitar heroes. Master flatpicker. I love this song. You have certainly taken it in a new direction from the original but it works and makes for a nice listen. Dobro work is excellent. Well done gents...

[Mike_S]

WONDERFUL collaboration, many many congrats to both of you!!! 

Alfredo

Brilliant, both of you have put in great performances... Tim that is top singing, enjoyed that a lot.

Mike

[Jean Pierre]

thank you guys...

Tim that is top singing

................me too, I like Tim's voice

Tim seems very busy at the moment...but I hope he will have time to do an alternative version of the song with the original melody of the song

[thetworegs]

Beautiful playing and a great vocal What more can we ask for Bravo!! Take a bow

[Hook]

Sounds good to me, well done.
Rock on!