This song came about through my love for the third weekend in September. Back in 2000, when I first started playing guitar, I was introduced to Winfield, Kansas (Walnut Valley Festival). It takes place every September and I have been addicted. So much so, you can find me camping for three or more weeks some years. This song speaks to my love for the festival and all the wonderful people who attend to enjoy roots music.
released February 18, 2016
This was recorded live at Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club in Jan. 2016. Lorie Jo on vocals, rhythm guitar & harmonica, Laura Smith-Maine on back up vocals, Doug Byers on mando, and Dave Learned on upright.
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