IN TENNESSEE - 3:24 ISRC: TCAGD2229803 Written by Bobby Giles BJG Publishing / BMI Steve Loggie ~ Banjo Jim VanCleve ~ Fiddle, Mandolin, Background Vocals Lenny Nichols ~ Acoustic Bass Carl Josefy ~ Mandolin, Background Vocals Rob Ickes ~ Resophonic Guitar — A story about the values of home and the roads we travel to get there.
Bell Buckle Records Featured Singles
Bobby Giles & Texas Gales Bluegrass Band
IN TENNESSEE - 3:24 ISRC: TCAGD2229803 Written by Bobby Giles BJG Publishing / BMI Steve Loggie ~ Banjo Jim VanCleve ~ Fiddle, Mandolin, Background Vocals Lenny Nichols ~ Acoustic Bass Carl Josefy ~ Mandolin, Background Vocals Rob Ickes ~ Resophonic Guitar — A story about the values of home and the roads we travel to get there.
Dunlap & Mabe
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music (BMI) Arranged by Jack Dunlap Recorded by Will Shenk Produced by Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk, Americana
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music (BMI) Arranged by Jack Dunlap Recorded by Will Shenk Produced by Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk, Americana
Sit and Watch It Rain QMS4L2100222 Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music, ASCAP
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin, and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written and arranged: Jack Dunlap Produced: Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe, and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk,
Sit and Watch It Rain QMS4L2100222 Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music, ASCAP
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin, and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written and arranged: Jack Dunlap Produced: Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe, and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk, Americana
Sit and Watch It Rain QMS4L2100222 Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music, ASCAP
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin, and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written and arranged: Jack Dunlap Produced: Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe, and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk,
Sit and Watch It Rain QMS4L2100222 Written by Jack Dunlap Published by Frogtown Music, ASCAP
Musicians: Jack Dunlap: Guitar, mandolin, and lead vocals Robert Mabe: Banjo and vocals Alex Kimble: Bass and vocals Mason Wright: Fiddle Written and arranged: Jack Dunlap Produced: Jack Dunlap, Robert Mabe, and Will Shenk Genres: Bluegrass, Folk, Americana
Daniel Crabtree
Would You Be a Soldier? Written by Daniel Crabtree Publisher: Three Girls I Work For, ASCAP Producer: Daniel Crabtree Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Recording Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Codel Records / Bell Buckle Media QM2PK1720955 Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse, Rick
Would You Be a Soldier? Written by Daniel Crabtree Publisher: Three Girls I Work For, ASCAP Producer: Daniel Crabtree Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Recording Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Codel Records / Bell Buckle Media QM2PK1720955 Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse, Rick Stanley, Aaron McCune Guitar: Cody Kilby Banjo: Scott Vestal Fiddle: Jason Carter Mandolin: Jesse Brock Bass: Mike Bub Cover by Danielle Greer Daniel released a stellar fourth album, The Way I See It, in 2021. Crabtree wrote all 13 tracks and has become one of the celebrated singer/songwriters in today's gospel, roots, and bluegrass music. His songs embrace the human spirit through clever lyrics, for which Daniel's writing is known. The project is a mix of secular and spiritual songs produced by award-winning artist/songwriter/producer Donna Ulisse. The tracks were recorded and engineered by the multi-talented Scott Vestal.
Daniel's recent accomplishments include recognition by the Independent Music Awards, which named "Piedmont Train" as the "Best Bluegrass Song of 2019," and a nomination by the International Acoustic Music Awards for "Best Bluegrass Song" ("Sally Sunday").
Famous bluegrass artists Larry Sparks, Valerie Smith, and others have recorded his songs. Recently, the gospel songs recorded by Sparks "Don't Take Your Eyes Off of Jesus" and "All Over Me" have been charted on Bluegrass Today. Daniel's "He'll Change Your Life" charted on the Gospel Bluegrass Today Charts in 2021.
His first two albums were original gospel songs. "I recorded two full gospel projects first because I felt that was my strongest material," Daniel says. His next album was secular material. His fourth album, The Way I See It, is a mixture of secular and gospel songs. Donna produced all four of the albums. Daniel records at Scott Vestal's Digital Underground Recording Studio in Greenbrier, Tennessee.
"Most of my songs are from personal experiences," Daniel says, "but some are completely made up from my imagination."
Would You Be a Soldier? Written by Daniel Crabtree Publisher: Three Girls I Work For, ASCAP Producer: Daniel Crabtree Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Recording Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Codel Records / Bell Buckle Media QM2PK1720955 Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse, Rick
Would You Be a Soldier? Written by Daniel Crabtree Publisher: Three Girls I Work For, ASCAP Producer: Daniel Crabtree Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Recording Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Codel Records / Bell Buckle Media QM2PK1720955 Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse, Rick Stanley, Aaron McCune Guitar: Cody Kilby Banjo: Scott Vestal Fiddle: Jason Carter Mandolin: Jesse Brock Bass: Mike Bub Cover by Danielle Greer Daniel released a stellar fourth album, The Way I See It, in 2021. Crabtree wrote all 13 tracks and has become one of the celebrated singer/songwriters in today's gospel, roots, and bluegrass music. His songs embrace the human spirit through clever lyrics, for which Daniel's writing is known. The project is a mix of secular and spiritual songs produced by award-winning artist/songwriter/producer Donna Ulisse. The tracks were recorded and engineered by the multi-talented Scott Vestal.
Daniel's recent accomplishments include recognition by the Independent Music Awards, which named "Piedmont Train" as the "Best Bluegrass Song of 2019," and a nomination by the International Acoustic Music Awards for "Best Bluegrass Song" ("Sally Sunday").
Famous bluegrass artists Larry Sparks, Valerie Smith, and others have recorded his songs. Recently, the gospel songs recorded by Sparks "Don't Take Your Eyes Off of Jesus" and "All Over Me" have been charted on Bluegrass Today. Daniel's "He'll Change Your Life" charted on the Gospel Bluegrass Today Charts in 2021.
His first two albums were original gospel songs. "I recorded two full gospel projects first because I felt that was my strongest material," Daniel says. His next album was secular material. His fourth album, The Way I See It, is a mixture of secular and gospel songs. Donna produced all four of the albums. Daniel records at Scott Vestal's Digital Underground Recording Studio in Greenbrier, Tennessee.
"Most of my songs are from personal experiences," Daniel says, "but some are completely made up from my imagination."
DANIEL CRABTREE “CLOSER THAN I’VE EVER BEEN” WRITTEN BY DANIEL CRABTREE Producer: Donna Ulisse Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse Rick Stanley Aaron McCune Photography by Nancy McAllister Guitar: Cody Kilby Banjo:
DANIEL CRABTREE “CLOSER THAN I’VE EVER BEEN” WRITTEN BY DANIEL CRABTREE Producer: Donna Ulisse Executive Producer: Daniel Crabtree Recorded at Digital Underground Studio Recording Engineer: Scott Vestal Lead Vocals: Daniel Crabtree Harmony Vocals: Donna Ulisse Rick Stanley Aaron McCune Photography by Nancy McAllister Guitar: Cody Kilby Banjo: Scott Vestal Dobro: Gaven Largent Fiddle: Patrick McAvinue Mandolin: Harry Clark Bass: Evan Winsor "Several passages in the Bible refer to living life as running a race, with the runner winning the prize at the end. We know that the prize is eternal life, and I'm nearer now to heaven than I've ever been." - Daniel Crabtree
"Closer Than I've Ever Been" is the title cut and second single from the upcoming gospel project by Daniel Crabtree. The album's first single, "John the Baptist," charted on Bluegrass Today.
Daniel released a stellar fourth album, The Way I See It, in 2021. Crabtree wrote all 13 tracks and has become one of the celebrated singer/songwriters in today's gospel, roots, and bluegrass music. His songs embrace the human spirit through clever lyrics, for which Daniel's writing is known. The project is a mix of secular and spiritual songs produced by award-winning artist/songwriter/producer Donna Ulisse. The tracks were recorded and engineered by the multi-talented Scott Vestal.
Daniel's recent accomplishments include recognition by the Independent Music Awards, which named "Piedmont Train" as the "Best Bluegrass Song of 2019," and a nomination by the International Acoustic Music Awards for "Best Bluegrass Song" ("Sally Sunday").
Famous bluegrass artists Larry Sparks, Valerie Smith, and others have recorded his songs. Recently, the gospel songs recorded by Sparks "Don't Take Your Eyes Off of Jesus" and "All Over Me" have charted on Bluegrass Today. Daniel's "He'll Change Your Life" charted on the Gospel Bluegrass Today Charts in 2021.
His first two albums were original gospel songs. "I recorded two full gospel projects first because I felt that was my strongest material," Daniel says. His next album was secular material, and his fourth album was a mixture of secular and gospel songs. Donna produced all four of the albums. Daniel records at Scott Vestal's Digital Underground Recording Studio in Greenbrier, Tennessee.