Artist: Steve Suffet
Title: I've Been Up On The Mountain
Genre: Folk/Folk Rock
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Track List
| 1. | I've Been Up On The Mountain | |
| 2. | When I Was A Hippy In Arkansas | |
| 3. | Union Warriors | |
| 4. | Where's My Bagel And Lox? | |
| 5. | Can You Hear That Steam Whistle Blow? | |
| 6. | Troubled Waters Rising | |
| 7. | John Hardy | |
| 8. | Banks Of The Ohio | |
| 9. | John Henry | |
| 10. | Run, Children, Run | |
| 11. | When The Curfew Blows | |
| 12. | Rock Me To Sleep | |
| 13. | Nine Hundred Miles | |
| 14. | Three Foot Seam | |
| 15. | Don't Let Your Deal Go Down | |
| 16. | The Railroad Boy | |
| 17. | The House Carpenter | |
| 18. | Danville Girl |
Details
| Released | 2007 |
| No of Discs | 1 |
| Label | Steve Suffet |
Description
American born Steve Suffet describes himself as an 'old fashioned folk singer in the People's Music tradition'. The songs he plays are mostly self penned, with some new arrangements of traditional song, along with some fine covers (Woody Guthrie and Utah Phillips).
Steve sings about working people, politics, railroads, travelling and his music is a mixture of folk, country, gospel and blues.
Although his music may indeed come from the past, the values that shine through this excellent cd, are as important and true today as they were when Woody Guthrie was singing about them in the 1930s and 40s.
Find out more about Steve Suffet at: http://suffet.home.att.net/
Price: £8.99
