We posted 27 songs in 2008.  We planned to keep posting a different song every week - but things change.  For now we have up Raining by Night and some of our most popular songs on myspace for 2008.

We are also returning to many of Bill's earlier songs - many from his first real public performance in January of 2003 when Bill, Markus, and Mike Janes performed 2 hours of mostly original music for a packed house at The Shop.  Recently we have been listening to these old recordings and feel it's time to revive some songs such as Night on the River, Living in My Neighborhood, Raining by Night, and others.

Even though we're reviving old songs we're writing some new ones too and planning our next cd project.  We will be playing out again soon so watch for show dates to come.  We have had some questions about what songs were posted in 2008 so here's the full list.  Let us know if there is something on the list you want to hear but isn't available on cdbaby yet.

Thanks!

Kathy

12-9-08  "John Henry" traditional with an added verse by Bill.
12-1-08  "Land of the Colorless Sky"  by Kathy
11-24-08 "Birds of a Feather" by Bill
11-17-08  "A Sunset Song"  by Bill
11-10-08  "Shadows of Friends" by Bill
11-3-08  "The Coffee Grinder" by Bill
10-27-08  "Fairmont 1969" by Bill
10-20-08  "Standing in the White Angel Bread Line" by Bill
10-13-08  "Children of War" by Kathy
10-6-08  "I Killed Adolph Hitler"  by Bill
10-3-08  "What's a Working Man to Do?"  by Bill
9-22-08  "The Pride of Vinegar Flats" by Bill 
9-15-08  "Southbound Train" by Kathy
9-8-08  "In The Night Time" by Bill  
9-2-08  "Transport" by Bill
8-25-08  "Another Lost Son" by Bill
8-17-08  "For Townes" by Bill
8-10-08  "Guitar Man" by Kathy
8-4-08  "Smiling Jack"  by Bill
7-28-08  "Dugout Dick" by Bill
7-21-08  "Another Good Day" by Bill

The first songs on myspace, before we started posting weekly, were:
"Juneau is a Rainy Town" by Bill
"Who Will Break the Chain?" by Kathy
"At the Dairy Queen" by Bill
"The Same Old Story" by Bill
"Life is Painful" by Bill (guitar part by Sara "Ash" Brooks)
"Going Nowhere" by Bill.