Song of the Hills: Instrumental Impressions of America's Heartland

1	Tom Bigbee Waltz / Jay Ungar 2:52
2	The Water Is Wide / John Doan 4:47
3	Midnight On The Water / Jay Ungar 4:43
4	Seneca Square Dance / Jay Ungar 3:11
5	Footprints In The Snow / Bill Keith 4:48
6	Sweet Sunny South / Stacy Phillips 4:34
7	Shenandoah / Brian Keane 4:02
8	The Greenwood Tree / Norman Blake 1:52
9	Shady Grove / Alan Feldman 6:16
10	Charles Giteaux / Norman Blake 2:11
11	Man Of Constant Sorrow / Eric Weissberg 3:40
12	Darling Cora / Eric Weissberg 3:36
13	When First Unto This Country / John Sebastian 3:15
14	Wagoner's Lad / John Sebastian 3:45

All Music Guide

Featuring an all-star cast of traditional folk musicians including Eric Weisberg, Jay Ungar, Molly Mason, Tony Trischka, Norman Blake, and John Doan, Song of the Hills is composed of light and airy interpretations of old-time American music. Fiddle, flatpicked guitar, Dobro, and subtle orchestration run through most songs, giving a rich full sound on compositions ranging from spirituals to barn dances. Although the performances are clean and flawless, it is almost a shame to see such brilliant musicians slowed to a rather bland pace. While not for the most die-hard bluegrass and old-timey aficionados, the album is a gentle walk through pleasant versions of these comfortable tunes. Zac Johnson