Warrior River Boys - The Voice In The Night album flac

New Video - Milwaukee Blues David Davis and the Warrior River Boys - YouTube. Milwaukee Blues David Davis and the Warrior River Boys. 5 June at 20:29 ·. Robert Montgomery is with Stan Wilemon and 3 others.

The Warrior River Boys actually formed backed in the fifties. In 1984, band leader Garry Thurmond's health problems necessitated that David Davis, then only 23 years old, take over. With the help of musicians Mitch Scott, Al Lester, and Charlie Cline, the band started making history and toured from coast to coast. Radio DJ and emcee Ray Davis has also been an avid supporter and mentor for the Warrior River Boys. Previously with the Rounder Records label, the band has a prolific recording history, and they're now with Rebel.

00:03:12) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - Old And Only In The Way. 3. (00:03:27) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - White House Blues. 4. (00:03:17) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - If The River Was Whiskey. 5. (00:03:02) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - Where The Whippoorwill Is Whispering Goodnight. 6. (00:04:28) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - Sweet Sunny South. 7. (00:02:48) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - One Moonlight Night. 8. (00:02:59) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - Ramblin' Blues. 9. (00:04:08) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight, Mister. 10. (00:02:44) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - Girl I Left In Sunny Tennessee. 11. (00:02:53) David Davis & The Warrior River Boys - The Highwayman.

Give Me The Night is a 1980 album recorded and released by American jazz guitarist and singer George Benson. Released in the summer of 1980, Give Me The Night was produced by Quincy Jones and released on Jones's start-up label Qwest Records, in conjunction with Warner Bros. It charted at number one on both the Top Soul Albums and Jazz Albums Chart as well as number three on the Billboard Pop Albums charts.

The Warrior River Boys includes Robert Montgomery on vocals and banjo. A member of the band since 2008, Montgomery has won dozens of bluegrass-picking contests, most noteworthy the 2004 National Old-Time Banjo Championship at Uncle Dave Macon Days in Murfreesboro, Tenn. He was featured on the Cumberland Highlanders TV program on RFD-TV, and he has appeared as a guest musician on CDs by Marty Stuart and Bobby Osborne. Marty Hays sings and plays bass for the Warrior River Boys. With the band since 1995, Hays loves classic country music. Guitarist and vocalist Stan Wilemon recently rejoined the band. He was in the group in the early 1990s, and recently he has performed with the Gary Waldrep Band. In addition to the concert, Terry’s Café, 201 South Pruett Street in Paragould, opens on Bluegrass Monday nights to welcome bluegrass music fans.

In an era when every conceivable variation on bluegrass has been tried, and every imaginable sonic update has been grafted onto the traditional bluegrass template, it's refreshing to hear a group like David Davis & The Warrior River Boys.

Album Smoke + Mirrors (Deluxe). As a child, you would wait and watch from far away But you always knew that you'd be the one That work while they all play In youth, you'd lay awake at night and scheme Of all the things that you would change But it was just a dream. Here we are, don't turn away now (Don't turn away) We are the warriors that built this town (This town) Here we are, don't turn away now (Don't turn away) We are the warriors that built this town (This town) From dust

The Warrior River Boys - Sounds Like Home, 1993. Bright Sherman Valley 02:54. Kentucky Mountain 03:50. Deep River Blues 02:57. Singing Waterfall 02:39. Never Get To Hold You In My Arms Anymore 01:40. Picture On The Wall 03:06. The Goldrush Is Over 02:26. Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw 02:53. Way Down Deep In My Soul 02:06. Alone And Forsaken 04:14. All songs from Sounds Like Home. The Warrior River Boys - New Beginnings, 1957. I Don't Know What To Do 03:06. You're That Certain Someone 02:38.