From the time I was a young man, I was always steeped in the old ways and loved the songs that came from the early Bristol recording sessions — where Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family were discovered — and the Grand Ole Opry stars I listened to on Friday and Saturday nights. Those old sounds are embedded deep in my soul. The gospel songs were always an integral part of the sounds that I loved. When I wrote this song, I tried to recreate how they used to sound. I especially focused on the idea of brother duets: The Monroe Brothers, The Delmore Brothers, The Louvin Brothers. In this case, with Donna Ulisse singing the tenor part, it is a brother-sister duet. Cody Kilby (Acoustic guitar)  Evan Winsor (Upright bass)  Harry Clark (Mandolin)  Gaven Largent (Dobro)  Patrick McAvinue (Fiddle)  Scott Vestal (Banjo)

Donna Ulisse Producer Daniel Crabtree Executive Producer Scott Vestal Engineer Donna Ulisse (Background vocals) Rick Stanley (Background vocals) Aaron McCune (Bass Singer) Cody Kilby (Acoustic guitar) Evan Winsor (Upright bass) Harry Clark (Mandolin) Gaven Largent (Dobro) Patrick McAvinue (Fiddle) Scott Vestal (Banjo)

Bluegrass Dewey Brown-Fiddle and lead vocals | Leslie Brown- Bass and harmony vocals Kendall Gales- Mandolin | Brandon Hinson- Banjo | Tim Spence- Guitar | Produced by Dewey and Leslie Brown

ISRC: TCAFK2153946 Fountain of Memories Written by Leslie Brown and Dewey Brown Liberty Showcase Publishing Dewey Brown-Fiddle and lead vocals | Leslie Brown- Bass and harmony vocals Kendall Gales- Mandolin | Brandon Hinson- Banjo | Tim Spence- Guitar | Produced by Dewey and Leslie Brown

Leslie Brown offers up a powerful performance of a true story about her coal-mining family that is from the mountains of Vansant, Virginia. The story is about greed, love lost, and relationships forever fractured due to money. Dewey offers up a pure and authentic fiddle rendition that is only his style alone. Enjoy the lyric video and follow along with a tale of warning about greed.

Country/Bluegrass/Americana Eastwood Studio/Wes Easter engineer Produced by Teddy Barneycastle and Ralph McGee Bell Buckle Records (Re-release) Written by Don Henley Lead vocals and guitar: Teddy Barneycastle Harmony and mandolin: Ralph McGee Bass: Tim Hill Banjo: Hersie McMillian Fiddle: Rex McGee

Eastwood Studio/Wes Easter engineer Produced by Teddy Barneycastle and Ralp McGee

Lead vocals and guitar, Teddy B Harmony and mandolin, Ralph McGee Bass Tim Hill Banjo, Hersie McMillian Fiddle, Rex McGee

Pretty Dresses - QMKYF2000395 Charles L. Sandage, Black Branch Publishing Pam Setser- Lead, Harmony Vocals and Mountain Dulcimer Tim Crouch: Fiddle, Cello, Mandolin, Banjo, Bass, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Percussion and Harmony Vocals Jeff Taylor: Piano and Accordion Brad Apple: Harmony Vocals "Grandma Danced with the Arkansas Traveler Charley Sandage: Harmony Vocals "Pretty Dresses" Alisa Jones Wall: Duet Harmony Vocals "Tuned" (Courtesy of Cumberland Records) The Isaacs : Lead and Harmony Vocals "Neighbors" (The Isaacs appear courtesy of House of Isaacs) Engineered and Produced by Tim Crouch Photography: Amber Masterson

Pam Setser- Lead, Harmony Vocals and Mountain Dulcimer Tim Crouch: Fiddle, Cello, Mandolin, Banjo, Bass, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Percussion and Harmony Vocals Jeff Taylor: Piano and Accordion Brad Apple: Harmony Vocals "Grandma Danced with the Arkansas Traveler Charley Sandage: Harmony Vocals "Pretty Dresses" Alisa Jones Wall: Duet Harmony Vocals "Tuned" (Courtesy of Cumberland Records) The Isaacs : Lead and Harmony Vocals "Neighbors" (The Isaacs appear courtesy of House of Isaacs) Engineered and Produced by Tim Crouch Photography: Amber Masterson