RB Morris CDs & DVDs


		*Rich Mountain Bound* 1. Old Copper Penny 2. Darling Wine 3. Going Down to Hot Springs 4. Once in a Blue Moon 5. Workingman’s Thinking 6. High Minded Low Living 7. Where is my Old Friend 8. For Only a Dollar 9. Living the Right Way 10. Me and You 11. Taking the Old Road 12. Kick Out of Love	RB says, “The story of how this record came about I’ll have to post in some detail soon. The short of it is my friends up on Rich Mountain, Iron John Webb and Lori Kincaid, said their favorite songs of mine, the ones we play sitting around their cabin porch, never make it on to a record. And so many songs have never been documented at all, old love songs, country songs, mountain songs, drinking and highway songs. So we all made up some lists just to help remember and went into Nathan Milner’s studio in Asheville and recorded about 53 of them, just voice and guitar. It was a liberating experience. Then we got the big idea to pick out a few and make a record. And this is it.”
		Amsterdam Big Wheel / Vowels I Left A Blue Shirt In Paris Spy In My Brain Father Fisheye Buddha In European Clothes Vertical Horizons (The Irish Sea) Regarding Emily Child That’s How Every Empire Falls Then There Is A City Plato’s Perfect World Click For Lyrics Available on Indie Rhythm http://www.indierhythm.com/product.php?cdId=6635	Musicians RB Morris– Vocals and Acousitc Guitar Hector Qirko– Vocals and Guitars Kenny Vaughan– Vocals and Guitars David Jacques– Bass, Horns, and Vocals Paul Griffith– Drums and Vocals Eric Fritsch– Keyboards, Guitar, Accordion, Bouzouki, and Vocals Melissa Mathes– Vocals Produced by Ravenel Beaufort
		*Buddha Big Wheel / Vowels Spy Empire City* previously unpublished liner notes	Musicians: RB Morris– Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Hector Qirko– Vocals and Guitars Kenny Vaughan– Vocals and Guitars David Jacques– Bass and Vocals Paul Griffith– Drums and Vocals Eric Fritsch– Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals Produced by Ravenel Beaufort
		Zeke And The Wheel Maybe The Soul Distillery A Winter’s Tale Someone Was Listenin’ I’ve Been Waiting You My Love She Sings Me Songs Of Solomon Call Me Zeke The Long Arm Of The Law Lest We All Lose	Musicians: RB Morris– Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Hector Qirko– Vocals and Guitars Kenny Vaughan– Vocals and Guitars David Jacques– Bass, Horns, and Vocals Paul Griffith– Drums and Vocals Carmella Ramsey– Vocals Produced by R.S. Field
		World Owes Me Ridin’ With O’Hanlon They Say There’s A Time Hell On A Poor Boy Take Time To Love The Ballad Of Thunder Road Take That Ride Roy Dog Days Pot Hole Street Bottom Of The Big Black Hull	Musicians: RB Morris– Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Kenny Vaughan– Vocals and Guitars Carmella Ramsey- Violin and Vocals David Jacques– Bass and Vocals Paul Griffith– Drums and Vocals Featuring Other Musicians Including: Lucinda Williams, John Prine, Al Kooper, Bo Ramsey, Angelo, Jamie Hartford, David Francis, and more…. Produced by R.S. Field
		Dink I Live In A Toy Room Solomon And Salome’ They’re Making Me (funk) Conversation World Owes Me On The Bus They Say There’s A Time They’re Making Me (polka) A Winter’s Tale Soon We Must Go Atlantic Avenue Mockingbird Vol Market Blues	Musicians: RB Morris– Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Hector Qirko– Vocals, Guitars, and Organ Jim Williams– Bass Steve Brown– Drums and Hat Featuring: Terry Hill– Electric Guitar Produced by RB Morris and Hector Qirko
		Poets I Have Followed Around In This Town Blues For A Broken Umbrella Tic Toc Town Hell On A Poor Boy Local Man Goin’ Down To Hot Springs Spy In My Brain Dream No I’m Not Dreaming Living The Right Way I Hear The Drummin’ Give Us Barabbas /Nails Ugly Houses	Musicians: RB Morris– Guitar and Vocals Hector Qirko– Vocals and Guitars Jim Williams– Bass Steve Brown– Drums Featuring: Dirk Weddington– Tenor Sax Produced by Hector Qirko
		JAMES AGEE’S LAST LETTER, DVD running time approx. 10min. James Agee died in the back of a NYC taxi on May 16, 1955 at the age of 45. This un-mailed letter to Father Flye, who he corresponded with all his adult life, was found on Agee’s mantel in the outgoing mail just after his death. It may have been the last thing Agee wrote. In the letter Agee details a touching and insightful movie scenario based on the history of elephants in western civilization. This 10 minute piece is from the video of the play The Man Who Lives Here Is Loony written by RB Morris. Director – Eric Sublett Producer – Donna Maxwell Cinematography – Pat Govan, Calvin Custen Postproduction – Russ Harper Music – David Nichols – bass guitar and Igor Stravinsky – Firebird Suite Performed by New York Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor – Leonard Bernstein RB Morris as James Agee
		THE MAN WHO LIVES HERE IS LOONY, DVD running time approx. 90min. This one-man play adapted from the life and work of James Agee was written by RB Morris in 1987 and performed and recorded in 1990. The setting for the video production was on the upper floor of the Candy Factory in Knoxville. Director – Eric Sublett Producer – Donna Maxwell Cinematography – Pat Govan, Calvin Custen Postproduction – Russ Harper Music – David Nichols – bass guitar and Igor Stravinsky – Firebird Suite Performed by New York Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor – Leonard Bernstein RB Morris as James Agee