Cook Shack 2006 - The Original Red Clay Ramblers

old time music, new and vintage, with old Rambler favorites

Jim Watson, Bill Hicks, Mike Craver, and Joe Newberry		Original Red Clay Ramblers with Joe Newberry Cook Shack Union Grove NC July 20, 2006 NEW!! Video! "Sugar Hill"

Three views of the Cook Shack to give you a feel for the unique ambience. Delicious food, fascinating decor, and great music. Keep a watch on their website for upcoming shows. Thank you to Myles & Pat Ireland for the hospitality, and also to Tom and Gail Watts, co-sponsors of the Cook Shack shows.
Set 1 Rose Division Aragon Mill Henhouse Blues While the Band Is Playing Dixie Wind and Rain Hobo's Last Letter When Bacon Was Scarce/Ryestraw Mother the Queen of My Heart How Does A Glass Eye Work Paddy Won't You Drink Some Cider Uncle Charlie's Revenge Texas Gals Beale Street Blues	(click on any pic for a larger view)
		Set 2 Yellow Rose of Texas Stolen Love Telephone Girl Play "Rocky Top" Rabbit in the Pea Patch I Know Whose Tears Thoroughly African Man Uncloudy Day Schoolhouse on the Hill Sugar Hill The Ace Leather Britches Merchants Lunch Sally Ann
	Where's Mike-o? The intimate confines of the Cook Shack stage make it easy to lose sight of a band member. But the fun part is the bluegrass-style clustering that results.
Joe causes a scene by making a face at the photographer, then redeems himself with a solo performance of his "I Know Whose Tears Will Come Down to Me." (That's Joe's "Mother Song" to the fans.)

Jane Hogan of Elm Street Designs again took some pictures at this year's Cook Shack Show. See Jane's wonderful shots at her "Original Red Clay Ramblers at the Cook Shack" page. They're too pretty to thumbnail, so just go see for yourself.

Try these pages next...
More Ramblers at the Cook Shack: January 2004 | August 2005
More 2006 shows: Down Home | Carter Family Fold
More recent concert pics

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