Cathy Fink, Doggone My Time - 53m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Where the West Begins	2:59
2. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	4:01
3. The Cuckoo	3:25
4. Sara McCutcheon	4:49
5. Cat's Got the Measles	2:46
6. Coal Mining Woman	3:03
7. Monkey Farm Blues	2:54
8. The Midnight Prayerlight	3:46
9. The No Tell Hotel	5:02
10. When It's Darkness on the Delta	4:08
11. Cottonpatch Rag	3:20
12. Coming Home	5:14
13. Little Billy Wilson/Shenandoah Falls	2:37
14. My Old Kentucky Home	5:25

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Review

Doggone My Time was originally recorded in 1982. It was a special project for me - my first solo album. Both Marcy Marxer and Karrie Potter, who sing like angels on this album were members of Michigan's Bosom Buddies String Band. They were great friends, strong personal support and fine music partners on this project. Marcy is now my fill-time partner and we've done several albums together since then. I can't thank the other musicians enough. We had lots of fun and it still sounds like that to me!

In this new edition I've added three new songs. Sara McCutheon is a true story about John McCutcheon's grandmother, Louise. I wrote the song after swapping stories with John one night. Coming Home is also a true story inspired by the book Home Before Morning by Lydia Van Devanter (Warner Books) and I can't recommend it highly enough if you can find it. Women Vietnam Veterans deserve more recognition than they've gotten and this book describes her life in Vietnam and her return as a vetern. The Cuckoo is a longtime favorite traditional banjo song influenced by many versions, especially Clarence Ashley.

And thanks to Barry Poss at Sugar Hill Records who believes in keeping good acoustic music alive and well.

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