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Traveling Music: December 30, 2007

Sun, December 30, 2007 
Posted in Traveling Music

Here’s the music playlist from the Dec 30, 2007 edition of Traveling Music with Shonti Elder.

All tracks played are listed below in the following format:

• Song Title
• Artist Name
• Album Title
• CD Label
• Links

Alive
Sarah C. Hanson
All I Can See
www.sarahchanson.com

Big Mang
Tony Rice and John Carlini
River Suite for Two Guitars
Sugar Hill 3837
Kitchen Song
Sarah C. Hanson
All I Can See
www.sarahchanson.com

Before This Time
Soul of a Man
Elijah Rock
Ollabelle
Columbia Records

Banister River
Tony Rice and John Carlini
River Suite for Two Guitars
Sugar Hill 3837

Jaded
Sarah C. Hanson
All I Can See
www.sarahchanson.com

The Storms are on the Ocean
Ollabelle
Ollabelle
Columbia Records

Ballad of Jon and Michelle
Tea Pot Song
Sarah C. Hanson
All I Can See
www.sarahchanson.com

All is Well
Ollabelle
Ollabelle
Columbia Records

See Line Woman
Ollabelle
Riverside Battle Songs
www.ollabelle.net

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