Bob Heyer: Music

Cherry River Line

(Bob Heyer)

Red Rocking Chair

(Bob Heyer)

An old tune that is played a number of ways-here's one of them.

Look Down That Lonesome Road

(Bob Heyer)

Flatfoot In the Ashes

(Bob Heyer)

Old Rub Alcohol Blues

(Bob Heyer)

Salt River

(Bob Heyer)

Fare Thee Well, Oh Honey

(Bob Heyer)

Hard Luck Blues

(Bob Heyer)

New Stranger Blues

(Bob Heyer)

Thomas McCorkle

(Bob Heyer)

Little Rabbit

(Bob Heyer)

Sleepy Kate

(Bob Heyer)

I wrote this lullaby for my niece,Katie Hall. Sweet dreams, Kate.

Walking In the Parlor

(Bob Heyer)

Blue Ridge Mountain Blues

(Bob Heyer)

My Rough and Rowdy Ways

(Bob Heyer)

A song from the pen of Jimmie Rodgers and his sister-in- law, Elsie McWilliams. I learned it from a recording of Doc Watson.

Here Am I, Lord Send Me/The Unclouded Day

(Bob Heyer)

Dark As a Dungeon

(Bob Heyer)

Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane

(Bob Heyer)

Frosty Morn

(Bob Heyer)

What Shall I Give to Thee?

(Bob Heyer)

I'm a Cowpoke Pokin' Along

(Bob Heyer)

Six White Horses

(Bob Heyer)

My version of an old blues song. I first heard this song on a Norman Blake recording.

Battle of Shiloh Hill

(Bob Heyer)

I Don't Know Where I'm Bound

(Bob Heyer)

I Want to Love Him More

(Bob Heyer)

A traditional song from the Watson family(as in Doc) of North Carolina.

Fishin' Blues

(Bob Heyer)

Cora Is Gone

(Bob Heyer)

I first heard this on an old Flatt and Scruggs recording.

Come All You Virginia Gals

(Bob Heyer)

The Girl I Left Behind in Sunny Tennessee

(Bob Heyer)

Sweet Heaven When I Die

(Bob Heyer)

How Will They Know Me?

(Bob Heyer)

Liza Jane

(Bob Heyer)

I'm Getting Ready to Go

(Bob Heyer)