To play samplings of songs from some of Ma Crow and the Lady Slippers recent live performances, just click the song titles below:

Live from OKI May Days Festival, Huber Heights, OH, May 6,  2012
One More Dollar
Montana Cowboy
Bluegrass Stomp
No Hiding Place

Live from Red Barn Radio, Lexington, KY, December 28, 2011
Red Clay Halo
Columbus Stockade Blues
True Life Blues
Working on a Building

To play samplings of songs from Ma's latest CD, Smoky Junction, just click the song titles below:

1.I’ve Just Seen the Rock of Ages (John Brenton Preston) Markyle Music, BMI

2.The Lonesome Cowboy’s Breakfast (Hank Bradley/Larry Hanks) Mill Gulch Music, ASCAP

3.West Virginia, My Home (Hazel Dickens) Happy Valley Music, BMI

4.Luxury Liner (Gram Parsons) BrotherTexas Mucis, BMI

5.Lonesome Pine Special (Sarah Carter) APRS, BMI

6.Ice and Snow (traditional) Learned from Tom Bledsoe and Rich Kirby, Hits From Home

7.Foggy Mountain Top (traditional)

8.June Apple (traditional)

9.Banks of the Ohio (traditional)

10.Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine (Redd Stewart;Pee Wee King) Fort Knox Music Inc, BMI

11.The Memory of Your Smile (Ruby Rakes) Fort Knox Music Inc, BMI

12.Cash on the Barrelhead (Charlie and Ira Louvin) Acuff Rose Music, BMI

13.Things in Life (Don Stover) Bathurst Music, BMI

14.Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar (Alton and Rabon Delmore) Vidor Publications, BMI

All of the royalties on the above songs have been paid.

The artists who contributed to this CD include:

Ma Crow – Guitar, Lead and Harmony Vocals

Trina Emig – Banjo, Mandolin, Bass, Guitar, Harmony Vocal

Natalie Cunningham – Bass

Laura Hasek – Fiddle, Harmony Vocals

Sylvia Mitchell – Fiddle

Jim Huey – Dobro, Harmony Vocal

Andy King – Guitar, Lead Vocal

Brad Meinerding – Mandolin, Guitar

Margie Drees – Harmony Vocals

Vicki Abbott – Bass

Meghan Coil – Fiddle

The Smoky Junction CD was completed in 2011.

Ma writes:

“Smoky Junction is a small community located in East Tennessee high up on the Cumberland Plateau.  Growing up in Scott County I would wander those hills for hours every day, among the wild flowers, ferns, and moss.  No where else in the world would the air be so fragrant after a summer rain.  No sweeter a sound was made than those voices I listened to from the back of the school bus, or the church house, or from the home higher up on the hill.  Now my memory wanders those paths through meadows in the deep back woods of Norma Mountain and the New River Valley.  I miss those simple days from long ago.  I visit as often as possible my ancestors and immediate family members who lie sleeping in the beautiful, peaceful cemeteries located there in those mountains.  I miss the mountain people who nurtured me as a youth in Scott County, Tennessee.  They gave me roots and wings.”

 If you would like a copy of Smoky Junction, contact us on the “Contact” page of this website, or visit CD Baby

Thanks!