Flood Road's Chris Schultz took a little solo time out during a break at one of the band's shows. The Flood Road Boys were at the Troy Farmer's Market to do their final outdoor gig of the 2009 season. The day was rainy, and temperatures were in the upper 40's. "The Professor" wanted to keep his hands warm with a little pickin'. We think he accomplished the mission. Recorded by J. Peter Yakel on October 24, 2009 in Troy, NY. All rights reserved.
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Flood Road's Chris Schultz took a little solo time out during a break at one of the band's shows. The Flood Road Boys were at the Troy Farmer's Market to do their final outdoor gig of the 2009 season. The day was rainy, and temperatures were in the upper 40's. "The Professor" wanted to keep his hands warm with a little pickin'. We think he accomplished the mission. Recorded by J. Peter Yakel on October 24, 2009 in Troy, NY. All rights reserved.
The story of hard working miners and their families, their hardships and sacrifices, strengths and perseverance to provide others with resources necessary to live their daily lives in comfort and safety.
Written by Chris Schultz.
Performed by Flood Road.
Chris Schultz-Banjo and vocals
J. Peter Yakel-Guitar
Tom King-Mandolin
Pete Murphy-Bass
Copyright@2009 Chris Schultz, J. Peter Yakel, Flood Road
John Hardy is a traditional American folk song based on the life of a railroad worker in West Virginia. John Hardy killed a man during a craps game, was found guilty of murder in the first degree, and was hanged on January 19, 1894.
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